Community Charter School

Academics

Learning
That Connects Knowledge and Life

Our curriculum aligns with the South Carolina College and Career-Ready Standards while bringing learning to life through hands-on experiences, practical application, and real-world relevance. Students develop the ability to think critically, solve problems, and make meaningful connections across disciplines.

Core Areas

Mathematics

Strong foundational skills reinforced through practice, engaging activities, and real-world problem-solving.

Science

Laboratory work, field experiences, and demonstrations that make learning hands-on and concrete. Students gain a deep understanding of the scientific method and learn to trust both the process and their own problem-solving abilities.

Humanities

Reading, writing, history, and civics woven together with philosophy and ethics to build moral reasoning and responsible citizenship.

Languages

Spanish and coding introduced in the early grades — each strengthening logic and pattern recognition.

Arts and Trades

Creativity and craftsmanship developed through music, art, and hands-on trades.

Approach

We prioritize flexibility and engagement. Students can explore electives, test out of mastered skills, and pursue learning pathways tailored to their interests and goals.

A Modern Approach to Classical Education

We design learning to be flexible and engaging. Students can explore electives, accelerate through mastered skills, and pursue pathways aligned with their individual interests and goals.

Grammar (Grades K–5)

Students develop strong foundations in reading, writing, and mathematics through structured, hands-on lessons that inspire curiosity and build confidence.

Logic (Grades 6–8)

As their curiosity grows, students learn to question, reason, and connect ideas through debate, experiments, and collaborative problem-solving.

Rhetoric (Grades 9–12)

As their curiosity deepens, students learn to question, reason, and make connections through debate, experiments, and collaborative problem-solving.

Technology, project-based learning, and Socratic dialogue are integrated at every level. The result is an education that nurtures thoughtful, capable, and compassionate young people — equipped not only with knowledge, but also with the ability to think independently and act with integrity.

Learning Beyond the Classroom

We believe education should be experienced, not just taught.

At CCS, students participate in community projects, service learning, and mentorships with local leaders and organizations. From science fairs to entrepreneurship challenges, every child learns to apply knowledge to make a real-world impact.

These experiences cultivate the confidence, empathy, and leadership skills our world needs.

Children practicing handwriting