After an extensive search process, the Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that Wes Wehunt has been selected as Head of School, beginning July 1, 2023.

The Cross Country Team at LPS supports a local center. The Children's Recovery Center 5K Run /Walk is a fundraiser for the Children's Recovery Center. All proceeds benefit the children of Horry and Georgetown Counties who come to the Children's Recovery Center.

Mark Bayer stated, “ I can not tell say how impressed I am with the (LPS) cross country team's participation in the fundraiser this past weekend. The CRC Childrens Recovery Center works with children of multiple forms of abuse.
The organization offered scholarship running spots for our team and I was hopeful that one or two would show up. As far as I'm aware the entire team showed and ran along with parents and even other students.
I am beyond proud of our Marlins.”

The Lowcountry Boil held at LPS on Sunday from 4-7pm was a fantastic gathering. The turnout was impressive, and the food, prepared by Carlin and Sean, was absolutely delicious. The weather couldn't have been better, adding to the overall enjoyment of the event. It's clear that everyone had a fantastic time, and it's always wonderful to come together for such enjoyable occasions.

On Friday, November 10th, at 8:30 am, we held a heartwarming celebration of our nation's heroes and the cherished bond between generations. Students from grades K-6 came together to sing and play music, creating a touching tribute to honor both veterans and grandparents.

This special event is more than just a musical performance; it's a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made by our brave veterans and to express gratitude for the wisdom and love shared by grandparents. The program was led by the talented Tony Starlight, ensuring a captivating and emotionally resonant experience.

We experienced an atmosphere filled with patriotism, nostalgia, and the joy of family connections. It was a moving experience that brought a tear to many eyes.

We're thrilled to announce the outstanding success of our Lower School Chess Team at the SCISA State Chess Tournament! Achieving 1st place, Toby Hayes demonstrated exceptional skill, securing 1st overall, while Kyle Chow's remarkable performance earned him 2nd place among 140 participants. Congratulations to the entire Lower School Chess Team, including students from various grades who showcased their dedication and talent.

We also extend our appreciation to the Middle School Chess Team, recognizing the achievements of Reece Bayernic and Grant Putman.

This victory not only highlights the prowess of our students in chess but also reflects the collaborative spirit of our school community. Well done to all!