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Constituent Boards
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Purpose
CCSD utilizes Constituent Boards with the purpose:
- To assign students to non-magnet local schools in the constituent district, subject to appeal to the CCSD Board of Trustees.
- To consider and determine student transfer requests, both inter and intra-district, subject to appeal to the CCSD Board of Trustees.
- To hear and decide student discipline appeals, subject to appeal to the CCSD Board of Trustees.
- Inform CCSD Board of Trustees of the well-being of district schools.
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Contact Us
Stephanie Skinner
Constituent Board Liaison
Phone: 843-937-6425, Email: Stephanie_Skinner@charleston.k12.sc.us
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District 4 News
District News
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Academic Magnet earns top-10 national ranking by U.S. News and World Report
Academic Magnet High School (AMHS) remains one of the top high schools in the country according to the newest U.S. News & World Report national rankings.
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Book Angels at Malcolm C. Hursey Montessori School
Malcolm C. Hursey Montessori School students were the proud recipients of over 2,000 books this week. The donation came from Book Angels, a local non-profit started by Clarence and Judy Manning in 2011.
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Schools focus on making literacy fun in the summer
Two Charleston County School District (CCSD) elementary schools, Angel Oak Elementary School and Chicora Elementary School, have been awarded a $3,000 Summer Reading Grant from Dollar General to keep students reading throughout the summer.
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Camp Road’s Spitzer named 2023 Top Five Teacher of the Year Finalist
Camp Road Middle School Band Director Chloe Spitzer understands that community is important, especially when working with middle school students.
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Lebanaye Smalls selected to lead Pepperhill Elementary for 2023-24 school year
Charleston County School District (CCSD) is excited to announce and welcome Lebanaye Smalls as principal at Pepperhill Elementary School effective July 1, 2023.
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Three-peat complete: Military Magnet rolls to a third straight state title
Thanks to a stifling defense and a big second quarter in the South Carolina High School League A state finals, Military Magnet Academy (25-6) cemented its legacy as a dynasty in girls' basketball.
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South Carolina State Superintendent Visits Stall High School
On January 18, 2023, South Carolina State Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver made her first visit to a public school since she was sworn in. She toured R.B. Stall High School, met with staff and students, and spoke with local media.
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Cooper River Center for Advanced Studies Winter Showcase
Cooper River Center for Advanced Studies is developing students to become highly trained professionals