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Global Logistics Program at Cooper River CAS opens doors to a multitude of careers
The Cooper River Center for Advanced Studies (CRCAS) is unique because it offers programs that traditionally were not available in high schools. The CRCAS is a college and career training center that offers programs that set students on a promising path. One example is the Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management course taught by Mike Phelan.
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Law enforcement class increases interest in future policing careers
Retired Mount Pleasant Police Officer Jay Tronco has been teaching law enforcement at North Charleston High School (NCHS) for the last four years. The program is the only one in the district and is part of the Career and Technology Education program offered by Charleston County School District (CCSD).
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AMHS Senior Anna Clifford to Perform Classical Guitar at the All-National Honor Ensembles
Academic Magnet High School is proud to celebrate senior Anna Clifford, a classical guitarist and aspiring doctor, who qualified to participate in the National Association for Music Education’s (NAfME) All-National Honor Ensembles this January 2022.
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Lambs Elementary Students Receive Free Bikes
The holiday season is already underway at Lambs Elementary School, as every student (nearly 400) there received a free bike on the morning of Monday, November 15, 2021.
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CCSD swimmers shine in SCHSL state finals
Swimmers from four Charleston County School District swimming programs combined to win five individual/relay championships at the South Carolina High School state meet earlier this week at the North Charleston Aquatic Center.
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AMHS boys’ soccer recognized for academic success
Academic Magnet High School is proud to announce the 2021 boys’ varisty soccer team, led by head coach Dr. Jason Hamil, had the highest team grade point average (GPA) out of all the boys’ soccer teams affiliated with United Soccer Coaches.
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Multiple Academic Magnet students recognized by College Board
The College Board, the company that administers the SAT, PSAT, and AP tests, honored 14 students from Academic Magnet High School last week as part of their National African American, National Hispanic, and National Indigenous Recognition Programs.
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SOA student wins Congressional art Competition
Charleston County School of the Arts (SOA) senior Enrique Boyd, won the 2021 Sixth District Congressional Art Competition, and his work will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol as part of a national art exhibition. Boyd’s piece is called “Cedric.”
