Established in July 2014, Classical Charter Schools of Southport is a tuition-free, open enrollment K-8 public elementary school serving students in the southern part of Brunswick county. We are a replicate school mirroring the programs in place at Classical Charter Schools of Leland and of Whiteville. Both of these model schools are widely recognized as compelling traditional alternatives to conventional public education and are consistently the highest-scoring schools in their respective counties. We focus on providing a high quality education and a premier performance-driven year-round school. We are conveniently located along the 211 corridor between Southport and Supply and serve students from all surrounding areas including the Southport, Oak Island, Shallotte, Bolivia, Supply, Sunset Beach, Boiling Spring Lakes, and Holden Beach.
And Our 2025 Soccer Champions Are… After a competitive and hard-fought middle school soccer season, the CCS-Southport boys’ team and the CCS-Leland girls’ team have come out on top and earned the title of the 2025 CCS-America soccer champions! Congratulations, players and coaches! Both teams finished the season with impressive...
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October is National Principals Month! This month, we are proud to celebrate our dedicated and passionate Classical Charter Schools of America Headmasters. They work tirelessly to support our students, staff, and families, both in the classroom and out. As we close out October, be sure to take a moment to...
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Welcome Back for Quarter 2! We are excited for another great quarter at CCS-America! Here are some important dates to remember: Check out the full 2025-2026 CCS-America academic and sports calendars: Academic Calendar Sports Calendar ************* CCS-Leland’s Ella Norris wins National SAR History Award! Ella Norris, an eighth-grade student...
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Celebrating Constitution Day Last Thursday, CCS-America students observed Constitution Day, commemorating the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787. Students celebrated by participating in parades and activities highlighting the importance of the Constitution. Each class made a special poster that was proudly displayed in the parade. Every...
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