Langston is one of four SC schools to earn the award GREENVILLE, SC– The U.S. Department of Education has named Langston Charter Middle School (Langston) a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School. Langston was named an Exemplary High Performing School, meaning that it has South Carolina’s achieving students (the top 15%)
ORANGEBURG, SC – On Monday, August 12, the Willie Jeffries School of Excellence (WJSE) welcomed students for the first time to begin orientation for the school’s inaugural year. Located in Orangeburg, WJSE is a tuition-free, public charter school serving grades K-6 in its first year of operation. The school will
CAMDEN, SC – The Montessori School of Camden (MSC) is excited to announce that they have hired Dr. Jeffrey Foster as their new Head of School for the 2024-2025 school year. Dr. Foster holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum & Instruction from UNC Charlotte and has a robust educational
New partnership brings weather station to Clear Dot Charter School COLUMBIA, SC – Clear Dot Charter School (CDCS) has partnered with WeatherStem to install a weather station on CDCS’ building in downtown Columbia. WeatherStem is a high-tech weather data management system that provides high resolution live weather streaming, weather alerts,
ORANGEBURG, SC – On Tuesday, June 25, leadership from the Willie Jeffries School of Excellence (WJSE) and the Berkeley Charter Education Association (BCEA) hosted an official Groundbreaking Ceremony to celebrate the beginning of Phase 1 of the construction project for their new school. Special guests included the legendary Coach Willie Jeffries,
On Wednesday, April 17, the Charter Institute at Erskine Board welcomed three new applicant groups to the Institute family. Together, these three charter groups will result in ten new schools and 14,300 new students in the pipeline. “We welcome Ascent Classical Academies, Charter Lab School, and Legacy Traditional Schools to
WEST COLUMBIA, SC – Gray Collegiate Academy (GCA) students will get to experiment with a new hands-on way of learning thanks to a grant from the South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE). GCA, along with 29 other schools in South Carolina, applied for and was chosen to participate in the
