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List of schools in Charleston, South Carolina

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This is a list of schools in Charleston, South Carolina.

Elementary schools

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  • Angel Oak Elementary School
  • Ashley River Elementary School
  • Buist Academy - CCSD
  • Cane Bay Elementary School
  • Charles Pinckney Elementary School - CCSD
  • Charleston Dev. Academy
  • Charleston Progressive
  • Charlestowne Academy
  • Drayton Hall Elementary School
  • E.B. Ellington Elementary School
  • Fraser Elementary School
  • Harbor View Elementary School
  • James Island Elementary School - CCSD
  • James Simons Elementary School
  • Memminger Elementary School - CCSD
  • Minnie Hughes Elementary School
  • Mitchell Elementary School
  • Montessori Program
  • Mt. Zion Elementary School
  • Murray-LaSaine Elementary School
  • Orange Grove Elementary School
  • Pepperhill Elementary School
  • Sanders-Clyde Elementary School
  • St. Andrews
  • St. James-Santee - CCSD
  • Springfield Elementary School
  • Stiles Point Elementary School
  • Stono Park Elementary School
  • West Ashley Int

Middle schools

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  • Buist Academy - CCSD
  • C.E. Williams Middle School
  • Charleston Charter School for Math & Science
  • Charleston Progressive
  • Charlestowne Academy
  • Discipline School
  • Fort Johnson Middle School
  • Haut Gap Middle School
  • James Island Middle School
  • Moultrie Middle School[1] - CCSD
  • Palmetto Scholars Academy
  • West Ashley Middle School - CCSD

High schools

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Private schools

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Higher education

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Former schools

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The Industrial Training School of Charleston, SC (shown under construction in 1910)
  • Industrial Training School of Charleston, also called Colored School of Charleston

References

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  1. ^ Moultrie Middle School
  2. ^ "The American College of the Building Arts". Archived from the original on 2008-02-17. Retrieved 2008-03-07.
  3. ^ Roper Hospital School of Practical Nursing Archived 2007-10-21 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ Trident Technical College