Ashley River Classical Academy Announces School Location

CHARLESTON, South Carolina — Ashley River Classical Academy is pleased to announce the selection of our school location in West Ashley.

“This is an incredibly exciting opportunity for families in the Charleston area. We are continuing to persevere and move forward with the opening of Ashley River Classical Academy in the fall of 2025,” said, Alexandria Spry – Head of School for Ashley River Classical Academy. “After reviewing multiple locations, we are confident this site offers the best environment for our students and a great location for our families.”

The building, located at 2025 Bees Ferry Rd, Charleston, SC 29414, is officially under contract and is being purchased by the American Classical Education Foundation from Grace On The Ashley Baptist Church.

“The facility is in excellent condition and requires minimal renovations to be ready for students this coming academic year. It features a full gym and multiple play areas for students,” continued Spry. “The building has tremendous potential, and I’m thrilled for it to become our home for many years to come as we serve our young scholars and their families.”

Families interested in enrolling their children at Ashley River Classical Academy are encouraged to visit our website to complete an enrollment application. For any questions about the enrollment process, please email enrollment@ashleyriverclassical.org.

We encourage families to follow our Facebook page and sign up for our newsletter updates on our website. Members of the media can view photos of the school facility on the same Facebook page.

About Ashley River Classical Academy

Ashley River Classical Academy, in partnership with Hillsdale College, provides a tuition-free, classical liberal arts education to public school students in grades K-5 in the Charleston area. The school plans to add a grade each year until K-12 is served.

The mission of Ashley River Classical Academy is to train the minds and hearts of our students through a content-rich classical education in the liberal arts and sciences, with a focus on fostering moral character and civic virtue.