IS students rewrite popular Christmas poem
Before the winter break began, our IS students treated all of the USL students and faculty to a recitation of their rewritten holiday classic, “Twas the Week Before Christmas”. The […]
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Founder and Head of School, Jason Kreutner, shares: On the final school day before Winter Break, we always explore houses of worship. Yesterday, we explored Mother Emanuel AME Church and […]
LOTC Reflection: Annual MUSC Trip
Every December we have an annual LOTC (Learning Outside the Classroom) experience at MUSC. With such a vast campus and variety of facilities, no two years are alike in the […]
LOTC Reflection: Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Ceremony
Jackie Berenyi shares: “This year a small group of USL students attended the ceremony on December 7, 2017 commemorating the 76th anniversary of the bombing at Pearl Harbor. I’ve attended […]
LOTC Reflection: Jazz Through the Ages at The Gaillard
Our Middle and Upper School students recently had an intimate encounter with Charlton Singleton, the Gaillard’s Artist in Residence, as they joined him and other musicians on stage in the […]
LOTC Reflection: The Rice Museum & Hampton Plantation
In an effort to introduce our students to Lowcountry history, we endeavor to visit at least one plantation every year. This year, we incorporated a trip to Hampton Plantation with […]
LOTC Reflection: Trident United Way’s Day of Caring
Participating in Trident United Way’s Day of Caring is an annual USL tradition. This year we supported projects at 11 different sites, ranging from the International Primate Protection League to […]
LOTC Reflection: YALL Fest
Our MS/US Writing Teacher, Ms. Sara Peck, is one of the organizers for Charleston’s annual YALL Fest, a young adult literary festival that takes place in downtown Charleston each November. […]
LOTC Reflection: Disney’s Coco
At University School of the Lowcountry, all of our students study Spanish. Our IS students learn through immersion activities, while our MS and US students focus on more on grammar. […]
The Island Eye News showcases our 2017 IOP Exit Polling efforts
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