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Student Registration for 2026-2027

The registration link (RETURNING and NEW) is posted here for families to reference for the 2026-2027 school year. Every cadet needs to register! There will be registration events held around the district to asssit families. 

Summer Reading 2026
Summer Reading 2026

In partnership with Charleston County School District, this year's program invites readers of all ages to explore new worlds through books, earn prizes along the way, and enjoy special events throughout the summer.

Check out the Summer Reading Video in Library resources.

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PowderPuff Lady Eagles

The Lady Eagles powderpuff team displayed their persistence and grit at the Spring tournament. Congratulations to Cadet Shepherd for being named MVP!

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Celebration Cookout!

The middle school celebrated outstanding MAP growth in Reading and Math at Riverfront Park. We enjoyed various games, a little foam and a lot of hotdogs and hamburgers. Great job cadets!

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Freshmen Success

26-27 Freshmen and families, join us to discuss the important topic of staying on track as you enter 9th grade. Sign up for one of the dates here

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Ninth grade was successful because I was hungry to work hard and now I'm leaving with the same mentality to push me to my limits. It put me in different uncomfortable positions for me to grow. Cadet M Patton, Grade 9

My 9th grader matured a lot in their 1st year due to the staff providing opportunities and leading by example. It was a different environment than they are use to which was a good thing. It caused them to think outside of the box more. Parent of a 9th grade cadet