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.

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School News- 9/24/2025

School News- 9/24/2025

  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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School News- 9/10/2025

School News- 9/10/2025

  CCS-America Excels on State Tests Due to the hard work of the CCS-America community, all four CCS-America schools scored impressively high on the North Carolina 2024-2025 End of Grade/ End of Course tests! The scores were released by the NC Department of Public Instruction at the State Board of Education...
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School News- 8/27/2025

School News- 8/27/2025

National Beta Schools of Merit CCS-Leland and CCS-Whiteville have been named 2024-2025 National Beta Schools of Merit by the National Beta Club, the nation’s largest independent student honor society. The award honors Beta Clubs that include members from all eligible grade levels and reflect a strong commitment to academic excellence,...
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School News- 8/13/2025

School News- 8/13/2025

What is Direct Instruction? All CCS-America schools utilize Direct Instruction, a research-based instructional approach that emphasizes the use of intensive, small group instruction, using carefully designed lessons. Through Direct Instruction, complex cognitive skills are broken down into small units. This creates exciting teacher-student interaction. Teachers introduce and model new information,...
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At last week's CCS-America Staff Orientation, we were proud to welcome back CCS-Southport alumnus Gabriel Hughes!

Gabriel helped kick off the 2026-2027 school year with an inspiring speech, sharing how his CCS-America education and the support of his teachers helped shape his success and prepare him for the future.

Thank you for your thoughtful words, Gabriel! We are so proud of all you have accomplished and can't wait to see what the future holds for you.
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North Carolina has released the 2024-2025 school report cards, and CCS-Southport is once again a top-performing school in Brunswick county! 🎉

Congratulations, students, staff, and parents, on this incredible accomplishment.🌟

Read the full WECT News article here: www.wect.com/2026/07/14/how-did-your-childs-school-perform-nc-releases-2024-2025-report-cards/
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