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Charleston Collegiate

2024 Academy Drive
Johns Island, South Carolina 29455
Phone: (843) 559-5506
Fax: (843) 559-6172
www.charlestoncollegiate.org
email: info@charlestoncollegiate.org


Grades K-12

Charleston Collegiate School offers a challenging and supportive educational community to prepare hard-working students who value lifelong learning, service and leadership.


Founded in 1970, Charleston Collegiate School is a nonsectarian, independent K-12 college preparatory school. The school offers a traditional liberal arts curriculum and seeks to develop students academically, athletically, and artistically. It is organized as Lower School (K-5), Middle School (6-8), and Upper School (9-12). Each middle and upper school student has a faculty advisor who promotes communication between parents and the school. Advisors monitor the students’ academic progress. A full time guidance counselor serves the needs of students in Grades K-12.

The school is accredited and is a member of the South Carolina Independent Schools Association (SCISA), the Palmetto Association of Independent Schools (PAIS), the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS), and the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS). The faculty is dedicated to providing a challenging and nurturing environment, in which each student can achieve his or her full intellectual and social potential. Charleston Collegiate School enrolls approximately 200 students which is a student-teacher ratio of eight to one. Students come from families who are long-term residents of the Charleston area and from families that have moved to the area. The school seeks economic and ethnic diversity in its student body.

The school is located ten miles from downtown Charleston on John’s Island. The thirty-acre campus is easily accessible from Charleston, West Ashley, James Island, Kiawah, Seabrook, Wadmalaw, Hollywood, Ravenel, Edisto, Mt. Pleasant, Daniel Island and Summerville.

Admission is based on a completed application, entrance examination, transcript, teacher’s recommendations, and the Admission Committee interviews. All qualified students are admitted without regard to race, religion, or ethnic origin.

For further information, please call the Director of Admissions at (843) 559-5506.