Palmetto Christian Academy has been the recipient of Best Private School for 7 years in the Best Of…read moreMount Pleasant for multiple reasons. One of which their passion for what they do. My dealings with the staff have been beyond satisfactory. Really good people I would recommend them to anyone who would ask.

My 2 kids started at PCA after moving to the area this summer. I could not have asked for a better…read moreschool for them. The staff, teachers and kids are great. My kids are excited to get up and go to school and really enjoy the community of people they have met at PCA. I am so happy we decided to send them both to PCA.

teachers were loud they yelled to much and have favorite students when I went they hated me for no…read morereason I left after 2 months

Absolutly amazing public elementary school! Our child was in private school before going here and…read moreI have to say this school is nicer than any private school he went to before. The teachers are very helpful and keep in contact. I've never had an easier time communicating with my son's teachers. The school really emphasizes responsibility and accountability. The after school care is also very nice. They have many different clubs that your child can sign up for ranging from computer club to cooking club. Another little bonus is the school is always clean and well landscaped. If you are looking for an elementary school you would like to be near this is the one!

Absolutely fantastic experience. Most seniors graduate with lots of college credits. Top notch…read morerobotics and Mission Design (engineering) programs. During Covid a lot of kids got into the school (it's lottery admission) that probably didn't need to be there. And some parents don't understand that the school is designed for smarter kids, it won't make them smart. The new Board of Directors and administrators are working hard in helping students find the right schools personal scenarios because this school isn't the right fit for everyone. Unfortunately as a public school, they can't arbitrarily dismiss students like a private can. But if students make good choices and apply themselves, this school offers all they could ever need. Every year there are a few graduate with associates from either CofC or Trident.

An excellent school that is in the top 5 of the state! Great athletic programs are offered as well…read moreas a decent education with small classrooms. It's a lottery system here, with active duty as priority.

I love a lot of staff here especially Mrs stillinger, Mrs Townsend, and mr Lloyd. There's a lot of…read morebad stuff too, I was never told about seat time and had to do it over the summer they told me I had 8 hours, 10 hours, 6 hours, 17 hours, 40 hours, and 5 hours. I only had five hours to do and stayed more than i should have. Some of the teachers are horrible, a lot of teachers have a problem with me using the bathroom everyday. Some with me I couldn't go at all and some caught an attitude and mumbled under there breathe, it's not illegal to need to use the restroom especially when you have a small bathroom like me. and most admin won't do a lot about things Mrs Matthew does and she doesn't play around!!

Best High school in Summerville.read more

Lucy Garrett Beckham HS is a new school with first class facilities, fantastic staff & a caring…read morefaculty. I have substituted there twice recently and found it clean & well managed. I look forward to substituting there every opportunity I am offered.

If one could properly describe this school to you in full. i would be surprised…read more Let's dive in, shall we? First the overall atmosphere and vibes of the school. Not Good. The school smells like a rancid rat decided to run through with a smoke bomb. The mens and womens bathrooms are always filled with people vaping. I personally have seen many people drunk in the men's restroom. There's a reason I use the gender neutral bathroom! On to the students!! Now obviously not everyone is going to get along with everyone. How ever, I have never seen more carbon copies of the same barbie doll than I have in the halls of Lucy Garrett Beckham.... The lack of respect for teachers and students alike is saddening. The teachers have to parent students on simple issues that shouldn't have been a problem in the first place. We have had a kid jerk off in the bathroom, a child threaten to shoot the school, and minor assault a police officer. And yet the school admin has the audacity to claim that we are doing great. ON TO THE ACADEMICS!! Alrighty, the school tends to push for the students to engage in classes that will render useless to them in the work force!! The staff does not care about what interests you or what you want to study. Only about what classes you need to have to make their school look good in the eyes of the school board. The admin creates bogus rules that no one follows (not even the teachers) because everyone understands how idiotic they are. Now listen there are some pretty great things about this school. For example: "One Lunch", allowing for everyone to have lunch at the same time allows for students to keep their friendships and receive help form teachers. Another great thing are most of the teachers. For the most part they all seem to genuinely care and want you learn and grow as a person. Overall, the teachers? Amazing. The school? Sucky (to say the least). And finally The Students? Disgusting. They are like bugs. If only bugs could look in the mirror and gaslight themselves into believing they had an OUNCE of personality Most days I am embarrassed to call myself a Lucy Beckham "Bengal".

This is an amazing school and you can feel that God is there from the moment you step onto the…read morecampus. Learning is individualized for the student and as an inclusion school , ALL students are welcome. Teachers are caring and the principal has terrific skills working with children and their varying needs. It really is a school you need to visit to fully understand. I highly recommend this school for a small school it has so many big things- heart and love are two of them. Your child will be exposed to Jesus and learn to pray as well. Go and visit it!

A local private school, tucked into a small corner of North Charleston, where you wouldn't know it…read morewas there unless you were looking for it. However, this school is one of the best things to happen to our children in a long time (aside from having awesome parents). The teacher to student ratio is very low, so you know that your child is getting the attention that they need. This school is K-8, and tends to attract and serve those families who have children with special needs. Scholarship programs are available as well for families who qualify. A new principal this year is working hard with the school and community to ensure that SJCS becomes more in tune with the community and has done a lot of work to give the school a face lift over the summer. Parent involvement is high and activities are provided after school and on weekends, both for students and parents. Many children use this as a stepping stone to work their way in to local public schools, but several stay all the way through graduation to high school, and alumni often come back to help out in various ways.

As a volunteer Mentor, this was my first time here. Certainly it is not on Meeting Street, which…read moreis located in downtown Charleston while this school is in North Charleston on Leeds Avenue, across Dorchester Road. Meeting Street is the name of a private school supervision company. This school has some friendly and outgoing staff, some of whom I met when they stopped me in the hall just to shake my hand no doubt seeing my visitor pass on my jacket. The school looks freshly painted on the outside, with a number of outbuildings which appear to be classroom spaces. A basketball court with one basket and a failing basketball net is an outside gathering space for recess activities and picnic styled tables. The main building's halls are well decorated with some students art and writings, plus lots of motivational posters. Quite inviting, both in the personnel and the facilities.

its a nice school And I've grown up here, I love it. But we Could be a little less strict on the…read morerules and regulation. like the phone policies and stuff, it's a good school nonetheless, and SOME of the staff are nice.

Absolutely the worst school I've ever had to deal with. This school cares only about their public…read moreimage and pushing kids through to graduate so they can receive their funding . A 98% graduation rate with only 76% "ready" for college should tell you, this place is a joke. Then again, if you don't mind overcrowded bathrooms full of students vaping THC and Nicotine then this is the place for your kids.

Awesome High School. I have attended a few sporting events, and been very impressed with the way…read morethings have been ran. Glad to have a good HS in the area!