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SCHOOL OVERVIEW
Colleton Preparatory Academy is an independent, coeducational,
college preparatory school for students in grades K-4 through 12,
serving Walterboro, Colleton County, and surrounding areas. The
school opened in 1966 (as John C. Calhoun Academy) and graduated its first senior class
in 1968. In 1990, the name changed to Colleton Preparatory
Academy.
MISSION STATEMENT
Colleton Preparatory Academy seeks to provide a challenging 21st
century college preparatory curriculum that prepares students to
meet the academic demands of post-secondary education as well as to
become responsible, productive citizens. Emphasis is placed on
rigorous academics, fine arts, interscholastic athletics,
technology, and a commitment to service and leadership.
Students are encouraged to develop and achieve their full potential
in all areas of intellectual, physical, social, emotional, and
spiritual growth.
QUICK FACTS
- Founded: 1966
- Current enrollment: 242
(K-12), 75 (9-12)
- Grades Served: K4-12
- Average class size is 15.
- 32 faculty members, 50% with
more than a decade of experience; 33% hold advanced degrees.
- Average SAT for top 25% (Class
of 2011): 1226; top 50% is 1132
- AP Courses Offered: 4
- WiFi campus with 3 computer
labs
- Smart Board, E-Pad and E-Text
Book technology
- CEEB Code: 412-045
- Scholarship/FA available
ACCREDITATION & MEMBERSHIPS
Colleton Preparatory Academy is accredited at the Advanced level,
the highest evaluation given, by the South Carolina Independent
School Association and has maintained that distinction since it was
first offered. The Academy has also been a member of the Palmetto
Association of Independent Schools, and through that organization is
affiliated with the National Association of Independent Schools.

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