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Academic Magnet High School
1525 Avenue B. South
No. Charleston, SC 29405-4742
(843) 724-7290

Grade Range: 9-12
Enrollment: 510
Full-Time Teachers: 35
Students per Teacher: 15

W	White/Non-Hispanic	64.7%
B	Black/Non-Hispanic	21.0%
H	Hispanic	2.5%
A	Asian/Pacific Islander	11.2%
N	American Indian/Alaska Native	0.2%

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Charleston County PTA reorganizes, will seek parent involvement (The Post and Courier) (Wed, 25 Jun 2008 04:48:13 GMT)
Although many Charleston County parents have been active members of their children's school PTA groups, the county has lacked an organized district-level PTA voice for months. The executive board for the county PTA, which helps communicate with and provide feedback from parents across the ...

School Board should keep focus on improving education (Charleston Regional Business Journal) (Mon, 23 Jun 2008 15:11:02 GMT)
Last week, The Post and Courier delivered one of the most hard-hitting editorials I’ve seen on its pages in a long time. The topic was the damage done by Arthur Ravenel’s behavior in April in his capacity as a member of the Charleston County School Board. Relying upon public documents posted on the paper’s Web site, the editorial made a strong case for Ravenel to issue a clear public apology for ...

Old buildings may get new life (The Post and Courier) (Mon, 23 Jun 2008 04:46:32 GMT)
Roofs with gaping holes, mobile units stripped of copper wiring and a snaking system of above-ground steam pipes could all be dismantled starting later this year as the Clemson University Restoration Institute begins demolition on more than a dozen buildings to make way for its proposed campus in...

Charleston County board deadlocks in first budget vote; hearing is Monday (The Post and Courier) (Tue, 10 Jun 2008 04:41:52 GMT)
Charleston County School District staff proposed pulling millions from the reserve fund to handle a serious budget deficit, but the school board didn't seem to fall in love with that idea. The board failed on Monday night to pass its budget on first reading in a 4-4 vote. Chairwoman Nancy Cook and members David Engelman, Arthur Ravenel Jr. and Ray Toler were the dissenting votes.

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