Bridges Preparatory School

According to data released by the South Carolina Department of Education Bridges Preparatory School showed 56 percent of elementary students achieved standards in English/language arts in 2015–16, seventh among 24 South Carolina Public Charter School District members offering elementary instruction. Math standards were met by 53 percent of students, ranking sixth. In 2015–16, the average student-teacher ratio in core subjects was 15.90 students for every 1 teacher. ==Athletics==

Bridges Prep competes at the Class A level in the South Carolina High School League. The school fields teams for boys in basketball, cross country, and soccer; and for girls in volleyball, basketball, cross country, and softball. == Campuses ==

Since Bridges Prep opened, they have used several different campuses for different groups of students. Boundary Street Campus The Boundary Street Campus was the main campus of the school since its beginning in 2013. Located at 1100 Boundary Street in Downtown Beaufort, SC, the building was previously owned by the Boys and Girl's Club of the Lowcountry. The City of Beaufort, SC bought the property from the school in December 2021, intending for it to become a Cybersecurity Education Center in conjunction with the University of South Carolina. Green Street Campus The Green Street Campus was the secondary campus of the school, located at 1001 Hamar Street in downtown Beaufort. The building is owned by the City of Beaufort and leased to the school until the 2018-19 fiscal/school year, when the school ceased using the facility. In the 2018-19 school year, the campus was reacquired on an emergency, temporary basis due to the fact that severe rain caused the new campus to flood, preventing them from paving. Celadon Campus The Celadon Campus was located at the Old Celadon Club on Lady's Island, until the school relocated the grades into the newly formed Port Royal Campus. Port Royal Campus In 2016, Bridges Preparatory School purchased of land in Beaufort, on which they planned to build a school building for kindergarten through grade 12 students. In October 2018, students in grades 8 to 11 were moved into "temporary modular classrooms" erected on the new campus property. On January 7, 2020, grades 5 through 8 were moved from the main campus to the new building. The school planned to move all grades by the 2020–2021 school year. By 2024, all grade levels were in the campus, unifying the school into the final campus. ==References==