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Hi this is actually Dr Joy Furman. Unfortunately, I could not log into my Google account so I'm using my oldest son's account. 2 of my 3 boys currently go to St John Newman school. We moved here a year ago from Southern Colorado. This is their second year at St John Neumann. I have a child in5th grade as well as first grade. We love the environment are very happy with the school it's a close-knit family and overall just a very positive experience. The academics are top-notch in the teachers they're wonderful. And I highly recommend this cool. My oldest son currently attends Cardinal Newman and he is an 8th grader and we are quite happy with that school as well.

My son attended MSC for two years and it was a wonderful experience. The teachers and staff were/are great and my family couldn't be happier with our decision. There are other Montessori schools closer to us, but MSC was well worth it. The school does a great job of making you feel like a part of the overall community (which we found extremely open and accepting to all families). While we were only at the school for Primary, it's easy to see why many families make the choice to continue their child's education with MSC.

FBS is a Christian school with caring teachers - that also offers an exceptional educational value. My daughter will graduate with over 30 hours of dual credit college courses completed.

Wonderful school in the heart of downtown!

Awesome school. It's a great environment. The school is small, but the school is great. The students are nice and well-behaved, the teachers are good and helpful, and the faculty is great. I have learned a lot at CCS. There are also great art classes and special electives such as creative writing, drama, an awesome band, and a yearbook club. We also get to use school iPads which help a lot.

My children started here back in November of this year. I was skeptical of my kids starting because I've heard bad things about daycares. I put my fear to the side and gave the daycare a chance because one of my family members works there. My family member went on medical leave this month(december) and i was scared to not have her watching over my kids. On Thursday November 30th,2017 i dropped my kids off at 6:20 that morning. My Sons where perfectly normal, healthy etc.. When i went to pick up my children at 5:30 that afternoon, i noticed a huge knot on his head. When i asked what happened to him, no one knew the answer. I never recieved a phone call stating that my son had a head injury. I immediately demanded to see videos, being that it was state law they wouldn't let me review them. I wanted to also know why there wasn't a incident report, no one could answer that question. They reviewed the tapes and claimed they saw nothing. I called the cops to try and make a report but had no success because the tapes were not reviewed by them. I acted a fool because i still didn't know what happened to my son, and i did take him to the emergency room he's fine. My babies do not attend this facility anymore. DON'T TAKE YOUR KIDS HERE. IT'S NOT A SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

We could not have asked for a better atmosphere for our daughter. Faith based teaching by teachers who not only care about the subject matter but also about the children and their Faith. Just a stellar group of people from the top down (parents too).

Blessed Scarement is a nice loving scool with caring teachers and students. I LOVE Blessed Scrament

( Non-religious, housed in Hibben Methodist, 690 Coleman Blvd. in Mount Pleasant), I would be happy to talk to anyone who has a gifted student who is not currently being challenged in their classes. I have 2 children at University School of the Lowcountry which goes from 3rd to 12th grade. When we realized how bored our academically gifted daughter was (despite SAIL program, enrichment and additional activities at Sullivans Island Elementary School) we decided to try USL. This year my daughter will graduate with several college classes behind her. (ie College of Charleston Physics, not an online college or A.P.course) What type of education do they get? One day they may tour a Jewish Synagogue, the next week they may go to a sewerage treatment plant and last month they returned from a US Citizenship naturalization ceremony with this story: " Friday's Naturalization Ceremony - "The Judge was crying because his grandfather swore his oath of American citizenship in the courtroom in which he now presides." Quotes like this reveal the insights our group of 14 students gained by witnessing Friday's naturalization service at Charles Pinckney Historic Site. Understanding how one becomes an American citizen -- students examined the 20+ page application to begin the process and all of the steps involved -- is important. Seeing the emotional end result of attaining American citizenship is a priceless lesson in civics education. Experiences like this are an important part of our program to create active, informed, and engaged citizens and future voters!" That is what kind of education they get! Please share with families of gifted students.

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A wonderful, wonderful school! Our children grew and developed so much in the time they were there. The teachers help the kids develop into confident, independent and joyful people. I would recommend it in a heartbeat. I cannot imagine a better environment. Many of my friends and colleagues have sent their children there as well, and this school is universally loved by everyone who has used it.

Class of 2006

I have been told it is a wonderful school and my research supports it. I will be looking into sending my child there in the fall.