Shandon Weekday School

Preschool (8 weeks-4K), after-school (5K-8th), and summer camp program. Est. 1958. ABC-Quality Cert.

Shandon Weekday School has been in operation since 1958 and offers year-round preschool for infants through 4K, and for school-age children 5K through grade 8: after-school enrichment, summer mini-camps, and all-day Summer Discovery Camp. The curriculum is designed to meet the individual needs of each child, while providing for the group’s needs and interests. Through our parents and teachers, we strive to encourage children to be lifelong learners.

Photos from Shandon Weekday School's post

05/07/2026

The toddlers had a blast this morning in “messy art” and worked on some important fine motor and gross motor skills!

04/23/2026

A little paint, a little mess, a whole lot of love for Earth Day! 🌎

04/14/2026

Come work with us!

04/10/2026

Know a rising fourth grader? Send them our way for the summer! ☀️ 🦉 💙

03/18/2026

Start making your summer employment plans now! Eligible teachers must have a high school diploma/equivalent, pass background and health screenings, and be ready for a fun and educational summer! ☀️

03/16/2026

SWS families,
We will be following Richland One in closing tomorrow for the safety of our families and staff. An email was sent a few minutes ago. Please stay safe!

All Richland One Schools, Offices Will Be Closed Monday

Due to the evolving forecast for severe weather and out of an abundance of caution, all Richland One schools and administrative offices will be closed Monday, March 16, 2026. Monday will not be an e-learning day.

All afterschool programs, activities and events that were scheduled for Monday, including athletics games and practices, are canceled. The Richland One Rising Stars Awards Ceremony that was scheduled for Monday evening at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center is canceled.

The safety of our students and staff is always the primary consideration in deciding whether to change normal operations and schedules due to weather-related factors. The latest weather forecast calls for conditions during the day Monday that could produce tornadoes and high wind gusts of 40 miles per hour or more that would pose hazardous travel conditions for school buses and other vehicles on the roads.