Facts of Excellence

Some Facts You Might Like to Know About Summerville Catholic School

K-4 through 8th Grade

46% of our 8th Grade Students qualified for the Bishop England Scholars contest; 72% were recognized as Outstanding Scholars for their scores on the PSAT.

42% of our 7th Graders qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program (T.I.P.).

Two 8th Grade students scored 1550 and 1500 on the SAT through the Duke T.I.P..

72% of our 5th Graders and 50% of our 4th Graders qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program (T.I.P.).

Junior High Homerooms structured as a “House System” with integrated homerooms.

Students won 18 of 21 top awards in the Low Country Bridge Competition at the Citadel.

A SCS student finished first in the Low Country Catholic School Diocesan Spelling Bee in 2007.

Three SCS students won 3 of 21 top awards in the Low Country Catholic School Science Fair in 2006.

Two 7th grade students were winners in the 2006 Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest

Two SCS students were winners of the Knights of Columbus Essay Contest in 2006.

In 2008, we sent a 7th grader to the State GeoBee competition held in Columbia.

Summerville Catholic students were nominated as Student Ambassadors for People To People and have traveled to Washington DC, Calgary, Europe or Australia.

SCS students won athletic championships in soccer, tennis & basketball and archery.

Junior High students are eligible for and compete on Junior Varsity Sports teams at Bishop England High School.

An 8th grade student received the South Carolina Governor’s Citizenship Award.

8th grade students were recipients of the Presidential Scholars Award for Academic Excellence.

SCS students in our Kiwanis Builder’s Club and Student Council have served the community with over 1000 hours of volunteer service in the 2006/07 school year.

SCS students raised nearly $3000 in relief for Catholic Schools devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and continually support other national and local charities (i.e. Habitat, SPCA, Palmetto House, Birthright Charleston, Children in Crisis).

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	46% of our 8th Grade Students qualified for the Bishop England Scholars contest; 72% were recognized as Outstanding Scholars for their scores on the PSAT.
	42% of our 7th Graders qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program (T.I.P.).
	Two 8th Grade students scored 1550 and 1500 on the SAT through the Duke T.I.P..
	72% of our 5th Graders and 50% of our 4th Graders qualified for the Duke University Talent Identification Program (T.I.P.).
	Junior High Homerooms structured as a “House System” with integrated homerooms.
	Students won 18 of 21 top awards in the Low Country Bridge Competition at the Citadel.
	A SCS student finished first in the Low Country Catholic School Diocesan Spelling Bee in 2007.
	Three SCS students won 3 of 21 top awards in the Low Country Catholic School Science Fair in 2006.
	Two 7th grade students were winners in the 2006 Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contest
	Two SCS students were winners of the Knights of Columbus Essay Contest in 2006.
	In 2008, we sent a 7th grader to the State GeoBee competition held in Columbia.
	Summerville Catholic students were nominated as Student Ambassadors for People To People and have traveled to Washington DC, Calgary, Europe or Australia.
	SCS students won athletic championships in soccer, tennis & basketball and archery.
	Junior High students are eligible for and compete on Junior Varsity Sports teams at Bishop England High School.
	An 8th grade student received the South Carolina Governor’s Citizenship Award.
	8th grade students were recipients of the Presidential Scholars Award for Academic Excellence.
	SCS students in our Kiwanis Builder’s Club and Student Council have served the community with over 1000 hours of volunteer service in the 2006/07 school year.
	SCS students raised nearly $3000 in relief for Catholic Schools devastated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and continually support other national and local charities (i.e. Habitat, SPCA, Palmetto House, Birthright Charleston, Children in Crisis).