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The Cooper School supports the development of the whole child through an integrated curriculum that balances academic, physical, artistic, emotional, and spiritual endeavors.
At The Cooper School, learning is driven by a deep respect for children as innovators and explorers, curious scientists and mathematicians, imaginative authors and artists, and engaged change makers who have important ideas and theories that they express with purpose, meaning, and joy.
Our learning community offers an opportunity for students to grow in their ability to know and nurture the self, understand and care for others and the environment, and to act with purpose, service, and social responsibility in the world.
Club or Organization: Art Club, cheer club, Run Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Tennis Club
School Notes
The Cooper School's intentional model of progressive education
means your child will experience an integrated, rigorous, and
individualized curriculum based on research and experience. Our
attention to the whole child means we balance academics, athletics,
and emotional intelligence.
Grades: PK-12 | 342 students7.2 miles 2024 Academy Rd Johns Island, SC 29455 (843) 559-5506
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School Reviews
56/16/2023
The Cooper School is such a breath of fresh air. It offers a profound curriculum that is rooted in a progressive and project-based school which is so fun to see in action. When we toured the school we were blown away by the happy kids and it is the best decision we have made for our family. My favorite element is how they weave in social and emotional learning with fun and rigorous academic programs. We are so grateful to have found The Cooper School!
- Posted by Parent - Hailey F.
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