The Charleston Catholic School

For over 30 years, The Charleston Catholic School has played a pivotal role in Catholic school education on the Peninsula of Charleston. We are dedicated to fostering a nurturing and faith-filled environment that empowers our students to grow academically, spiritually, and socially. 

As a small Catholic school, we rely on the generosity of our community to support our mission. We are currently seeking donations to continue to offer academic programs and maintain our facilities, ensuring our students have the access to resources and infrastructure they need to thrive. Your contributions will help us maintain a spirited learning environment and continue our commitment to instilling strong values and a love for learning.

We invite you to join us in making a lasting impact on the future of our school and the lives of our young learners. Please consider making a donation today. No amount is too small.

This year we started the House System.  The mission of the House System is not just about building a framework for leadership and community—it is about helping everyone in our school grow into the fullness of who God has created them to be.  Together as a faculty, we prayerfully chose Saint Cecilia, Saint Padre Pio, and Saint Michael the Archangel as the patron saints and guardians of our Houses. Each of these saints embodies courage, faith, and holiness in unique ways, offering our students a model of Christian discipleship to follow. Within their Houses, teachers and students deepen their faith by fostering a connection to their patron saint, praying together, and striving to live out the monthly virtues.  See our beautiful students and faculty below in their houses!

Who We Are

The Charleston Catholic School educates a diverse student body
in a welcoming family environment within the sacred tradition
and teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
Teachers challenge students in academic subjects and arts through creative inquiry, technology, and critical thinking while developing self-discipline, compassion for others, and a strong Catholic faith.