Student Clubs 
There are many benefits of participating in school clubs and extracurricular activities while in high school. Some of the benefits include fine tuning communication skills, fostering creative thinking, improving ability to interact with other people, and engaging in activities outside of academics. Lowcountry offers a wide range of clubs and extracurricular activities. Faculty and students worked together to establish clubs of interest. Schedules are developed to allow clubs to meet once or twice a week for a 30-40 minute period. 

Honor Societies 
Lowcountry Preparatory School has opportunities for students to earn membership in honor societies. Current honor societies include: 
National Honor Society 
National Art Honor Society 
Spanish Honor Society 
Latin Honor Society 

Student Council
President: Abigail Condon 
Vice President: Thierry Tison 
Treasurer: James Kissane 
Secretary: Mekhai Myers 

The school offers to families a daily aftercare program for students enrolled in kindergarten through fifth grade. The program hours are 2:45pm - 5:00pm, Monday through Friday. The program is not available during holidays, school closings, on 1/2 days, or during summer break.

To register for the program, complete the Aftercare Form and submit it to the main office located in the Lower School.

Aftercare Enrollment Form

The school offers a variety of lunch options during the week as listed below. Items are delivered daily to the school. Parents pre-order lunches through their Renweb account on specified ordering dates.

Lunch Options 
Monday - Pawleys Island Bakery and Smoothie King 

Tuesday - Chick-Fil-A 

Wednesday - Teakwoods Restaurant

Thursday - DeRomas Italian Restaurant

Friday - Jimmy John's 

Order Process 
Online lunch orders can be accessed via RENWEB.  Parents log into their Renweb account and place monthly lunch orders by the "ONLINE ORDERS CLOSE" date.  Payment is processed online at time of order. 

1) Login to FACTS Family Portal  

2) Student Information (left side)  

3) Lunch tab (left side)   

4) Create Web Order (top left)  

5) Click your students name– then you will click the date of each order you would like to place.  An itemized list of items that can be ordered for each day will appear after each date is selected. If you have more than one child, it should list them all on the order form individually.  Go through each day and place a “1” (or quantity desired) in the quantity of the item to be ordered for that day.  Continue to order for each day the student will have lunch, until arriving at the bottom of the page.  Please review selections before placing order.   

6) Click “Order Items”(bottom of the screen).  Make sure to order for the only the dates specified for the ordering period.  

7) Payment click “SUBMIT”(bottom of the screen)  

8) The next page will be your confirmation. You will also receive an email confirmation.  

9) Go back to the lunch calendar at this time and make sure your order is in blue 

10) If it is RED, your order did not go through, and you will need to go back and finish the payment screen. 

 SCHOOL POLICY:  No lunch refunds, lunch cancellations, or lunch credits. 

 *DHEC will not allow the school to save purchased lunches in the event your child is absent. 

All food that is brought into the school has to be thrown away per DHEC guidelines at the end of the lunch period. 

Summer Research Opportunity for MS and HS students

Clemson University, in partnership with Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, has developed a summer research experience for middle and high school students. Students use NASA built radio telescopes, research-grade optical telescopes, and one of the world’s largest archives of astronomical data to conduct independent and group research under the mentorship of astronomers and scientists. They also tour cutting edge astronomy research labs at Clemson University and hear guest speakers share their experiences working in space science.

Space Exploration Camps
AMP Global Scholar Program

Sessions 1 & 3: July 5-16
Sessions 2 & 4: July 18-30

Clemson Science Field Trip Labs
Come visit us at the Science Outreach Center! While here your students will engage in hands on STEM labs aligned to the 2021 SC Science Standards. See attached flyer for more details.

6th, 7th, 8th - Clemson Science Labs
High School - Clemson Science Labs

Summer Research Opportunity for MS and HS students
Clemson University, in partnership with Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute, has developed a summer research experience for middle and high school students. Students use NASA built radio telescopes, research-grade optical telescopes, and one of the world’s largest archives of astronomical data to conduct independent and group research under the mentorship of astronomers and scientists. They also tour cutting edge astronomy research labs at Clemson University and hear guest speakers share their experiences working in space science.

Space Exploration Camps

AMP Global Scholar Program
Sessions 1 & 3: July 5-16
Sessions 2 & 4: July 18-30

Access your child’s grades and attendance information.

Click HERE

LPS students participate in a variety of SCISA events throughout the year. Please click HERE for the 2022-23 SCISA Calendar of Events.

Summer assignments are given to all current and entering students. Summer assignments are posted to the website in May of each year under the Academic tab. Please check there to download your assignments.

Click HERE to go to our Summer Assignment page.

Schoolwide Donation List:

List will be published soon. Supply lists are found under the Families link.

Classroom Supply Lists:

Ordering supplies for school couldn’t be any easier. School Tool Box has prepackaged school supplies for next school year.

Supply list information can be found under the Families link.

Order dates: May 12, 2023-June 11, 2023

Flyer for School Tool Box

Click HERE to go to our Supply List page.

Accommodation Services
Students may qualify for an accommodation plan if they have a documented disability. Documentation such as an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), 504 plan, and/or psychoeducational reports should be submitted to the School upon enrollment.

Academic Support
Faculty are available to provide academic support to students from 3:00pm-3:30pm on school days unless the faculty member is involved in a prior school commitment or has extenuating circumstances. Faculty and students may elect to meet during lunch, study hall, or before school. Students should make arrangements with teachers ahead of time.

Mid-Term Exam Schedule
Iowa/CogAt Testing Schedule - March 2023
AP Testing Schedule - May 2023

Click HERE to go to our guidance page. Scroll to the Helpful Link section and click on Transcript Request.