GRADE SCHOOLS BY COUNTY
Aiken County Public Schools – are known for their focus on academic excellence, college and career readiness, and supportive learning environments. The Aiken County Public School District serves over 24,000 students across 42 schools, offering programs like Advanced Placement courses, Career and Technology Education, and athletics. The district has a low teacher-to-student ratio, providing personalized attention and support. Aiken county services the cities of Aiken, Beech Island, Graniteville, and North Augusta among others.
Burke County Schools – The Burke County Public School System serves over 4,000 students across 7 schools, including elementary, middle, and high schools. The district has a strong focus on preparing students for college and career success, with a range of Advanced Placement courses and Career and Technology Education programs. Burke County schools also offer extracurricular activities, including athletics and music programs, and have a low teacher-to-student ratio to provide personalized attention to students. Burke county services the city of Waynesboro among others.
Columbia County Public Schools – are known for their academic excellence, strong extracurricular programs, dedicated teachers, and supportive learning environment. The school district serves over 28,000 students across 31 schools, consistently scoring above the state and national averages on standardized tests. Programs in music, theater, visual arts, and athletics are also available for students. Columbia county services the cities of Evans, Grovetown, Martinez, Appling, and Harlem.
Edgefield County Public Schools – The Edgefield County School District serves over 3,000 students across 5 schools, offering a strong focus on college and career readiness through Advanced Placement courses and Career and Technology Education programs. Edgefield County schools also offer athletics and arts programs, and have a low teacher-to-student ratio to provide individualized attention to students. Edgefield county services the city of Edgefield, among others.
McCormick County Schools – The McCormick County School District serves over 1,000 students across 2 schools, offering a strong focus on college and career readiness through Advanced Placement courses and Career and Technology Education programs. McCormick County schools also offer athletics and arts programs, and have a low teacher-to-student ratio to provide individualized attention to students. McCormick county services the cities of McCormick, Clarks Hill, and Modoc among others.
McDuffie County Schools – The McDuffie County School District serves over 3,500 students across 7 schools, offering a range of programs to prepare students for college and career success, including Advanced Placement courses and Career and Technology Education programs. The district has a low teacher-to-student ratio to provide personalized attention, and the schools have a strong tradition in athletics and extracurricular activities. McDuffie county services the cities of Thomson, and Dearing.
Lincoln County Schools – The Lincoln County School District serves over 1,200 students across 3 schools, offering a range of Advanced Placement courses and Career and Technology Education programs to prepare students for college and career success. The district has a low teacher-to-student ratio to provide personalized attention, and the schools have a strong tradition in athletics and extracurricular activities. Lincoln county services the city of Lincoln, among others.
Richmond County Public Schools – The Richmond County School System serves over 30,000 students across 57 schools, offering a strong focus on college and career readiness through Advanced Placement courses and Career and Technology Education programs. Richmond County schools also offer athletics and arts programs, and have a low teacher-to-student ratio to provide individualized attention to students. Richmond county services the cities of Augusta, Hepzibah, Blythe and the schools on base (Fort Gordon, aka Fort Eisenhower).
LOCAL COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
University of South Carolina – Aiken
Ultimately, the decision to buy a home in a particular school district should be based on your individual needs and preferences. However, it’s essential to carefully research and consider the quality of schools in any area you are considering. Doing so will ensure that you make an informed decision that will benefit you and your family in the long run and we are here for that!