Weather Makeup Day: Friday, March 14th
The Charleston Charter School for Math and Science offers an advanced curriculum in science and mathematics to 6th to 12th grade scholars living in Charleston County.
Our project-based learning model brings math and science to life and provides a hands-on curriculum that utilizes the best of the Lowcountry’s scientific and natural resources.
In addition to core curriculum classes, courses are offered in six career pathways.
This morning we practiced a safety drill, called a lockdown drill. It was announced very clearly to all on campus that this is a drill at the beginning of the safety exercise. All faculty and staff have been made aware this is a drill.
The drill is now completed.
During lockdown drills, teachers ensure scholars are in a safe zone within the classroom. We have already discussed this with scholars previously this semester. The teachers will follow the protocol in place from CCSD and the Standard Response Protocol. This process can be reviewed at https://iloveuguys.org/The-Standard-Response-Protocol.html#Pre-K-12
The SRO assigned to our school was on campus to assist with the drill.
If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Frasier at MFrasier@CharlestonMathScience.org.
Please review current requests for proposals here: https://www.charlestonmathscience.org/request_for_proposals
Good morning - Jan 21 Updates
We have bus drivers out this afternoon, so the following buses will be late on their PM routes.
There is no Ravenel Stop Today. Please use the Publix stop.
CCMS 5 and CCMS 9: CCMS 5 and CCMS 9 will ride together. The later stops in this list will be up to 45 minutes later than usual. It will stop in the following order:
CCMS 4: CCMS 4 will be running 20 minutes late today.
Thank you,
The CCSMS Admin Team
The 2025-2026 CCSMS Calendar reflects the same calendar that CCSD has adopted at this time. Please review the attached calendar.
Support our High School BETA Club with the purchase of a dozen donuts for $15: Link
A code will be sent to you to purchase your donuts on December 20th.
Please visit our Back to School Page for Info and Links you need.
Please find the supply lists for the 24-25 school year here.
Why did Pi get its driver’s license revoked?
Because it didn’t know when to stop.
What do you call a snake that is exactly 3.14 ft long?
A π-thon.
Why isn’t pi on Twitter?
Because 280 characters isn’t enough to express itself.
Pi Day jokes can go on forever!
History of Pi Day:
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Employees, scholars, and the general public are hereby notified that the Charleston Charter School for Math and Science does not discriminate in educational programs or activities or in employment policies.