Public Schools in Charleston, SC
Find Public Schools in Charleston, SC. Listings include Orange Grove Charter School, CCSD Fine Arts Office, College of Charleston Basketball Radio Network, Sanders-Clyde Creative Arts School, Compass Collegiate Academy and James Simons Montessori School. Click on each in the list below the map for more information.
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Orange Grove Charter School 1225 Orange Branch Road
Charleston, 29407
OGCS Elementary Campus - 1225 Orange Branch Road - Charleston, SC 29407 OGCS Middle Campus - 505- B Arlington Drive 29414 - http://ogecs.ccsdschools.com/
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CCSD Fine Arts Office 75 Calhoun Street
Charleston, 29401
Visual & Performing Arts Office for the Charleston County School District
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College of Charleston Basketball Radio Network 301 Meeting Street
Charleston, 29401
Join Everett German and Danny Johnson as they bring you exciting College of Charleston Basketball all season long.
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Sanders-Clyde Creative Arts School 805 Morrison Drive
Charleston, 29403
At Sanders-Clyde Creative Arts School we are building a successful future by accelerating academic growth and fostering creativity in all learners.
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Compass Collegiate Academy 34 Race Street
Charleston, 29403
CCA provides every scholar with the academic foundation and strong habits that inspire and cultivate
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James Simons Montessori School 741 King Street
Charleston, 29403
This is the official Facebook Fan Page for James Simons Montessori School: A public Montessori school in Charleston County School District
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Buist Academy Knights 103 Calhoun Street
Charleston, 29401
#1 in SC Magnet Middle Schools #2 in SC Middle Schools #5 in SC Elementary Schools
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CofC MFA in Creative Writing 66 George Street
Charleston, 29424
The Creative Writing Program at the College of Charleston
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Charleston JROTC Charleston
The purpose of this page is to help keep all Charleston JROTC Units informed of what's going on in the area. Here we can celebrate accomplishments, share information and post school and personal events. "This is not a format for political discussions"