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Lucy Beckham welcomes Vice Admiral Peter W. Gautier, Deputy Commandant for Operations U.S. Coast Guard
Vice Admiral Peter W. Gautier of the U.S. Coast Guard (second in command) visited Lucy Beckham High School (LBHS) today to speak with the LBHS Coast Guard JROTC.
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Celebrating DADS at Sanders Clyde
The District 20 Principals Collaboration Program (D20PCP) kicked off in the 2022-2023 school year with a new initiative at Sanders Clyde Elementary School where dozens of men have formed a group called DADS (Dedicated and Diligent Service).
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Felipe Perez recognized during Hispanic Heritage Month
Felipe was an English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) student when his family moved from Puerto Rico to Lake Placid, FL. Perez was in tenth grade and experienced first-hand the challenges and triumphs of learning to speak English and discovering a new culture in the United States.
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Claudia Newbern builds bridges with Hispanic Alliance to Welcome Newcomers in Charleston
Born and raised in Colombia, Claudia Newbern knew she wanted big things from her life at a young age. Raised in a poor and often dangerous neighborhood, her parents reminded her constantly how education was her key to success and independence
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Vacancy Announcement - Constituent District 10 (St. Andrew's)
The vacant seat will be appointed by the Charleston County School District Board upon recommendation of the St. Andrew's Constituent District No. 10 Board.
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CCSD has 34 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists this school year
Charleston County School District (CCSD) is proud of the 34 students from the Class of 2024 who are semifinalists in the 69th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.
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CCSD remains ahead of state on End-of-Course examinations
Charleston County School District (CCSD) students are ahead of the state again. This week’s accomplishments are in Algebra 1, Biology 1, English 2, and U.S. History exams taken by high school students.
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Charleston County School District shines a spotlight on student success with "Showing Up Together: Show Up to Glow Up" attendance campaign
Charleston County School District (CCSD) is in full swing with its latest initiative to foster student achievement and community engagement: the "Showing Up Together: Show Up to Glow Up" Attendance Campaign.
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2022-2023 Year in Review
We are excited to publish this celebratory document that encapsulates the spirit of Charleston County School District and highlights some of the many accomplishments and achievements of our schools, students, and staff throughout the school year.
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Unsung Educator of the Week
The "Unsung Educator of the Week" is a weekly honor given to a CCSD educator. The winner is nominated by a peer because of their determination to go above and beyond for our students. The winner for the week is published each Friday in the CCSD All Staff newsletter.
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2023 Teacher of the Year Finalists
CCSD announced the 2022-2023 Top Five Teacher of the Year Finalists in April. We introduce each finalist in an in-depth feature article and video highlighting their lives and careers.
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Pulse of CCSD
CCSD employees, directly and indirectly, influence our scholars every day with little to no intention on being recognized. In an effort to honor even the most humble, the district is rolling out a recognition campaign to highlight these individuals that serve as the backbone or structure that supports the mission of CCSD.
