Dr. Lou's Retirement Celebration

C. A. Brown Visits Early College High School

Charles A. Brown Alumni Association Inc.

On April 12, 2019, Joey Washington, President of Charles A. Brown High Alumni Association (CABHAA), along with alumni members, past students and faculty members presented a brief history of C. A. Brown High School and their memories of what is was like to be a student in that same building to the students at ECHS. The Early College High School (ECHS) within Charleston County School District (CCSD) is housed in a portion of Trident Technical College’s – Palmer Campus (formerly Charles A. Brown High School).

Over the past several months our President made the necessary preparations to gather individuals to make this day meaningful for the students. The presenters talked about their personal relationship with their alma mater. Based on the questions, the students showed great interest in learning about the similarities and differences in educating students from 1962-1982 as compared to their current educational programs.

Everyone had a great time answering questions and telling the students about our school. We hope to do this again in the near future to allow these students to know the great history of the hallways they now walk. Those present were: (Former Teachers) Gerald Mackey, Albert Goggins, David Haynes and Coach Earl Brown; and (former students) Joey Washington, Blondelle C. Gadsden, Barbara Bird,       Ret. Brig. Gen. Henry Taylor, Bernard Judge and Frankie Holmes. Vanessa L. Denny is the Principal of CCSD’s Early College High School where ECHS serves students 9^th-12^th grades and allows them to complete up to two years of college credit while earning a HS diploma. Dr. Louester A. S. Robinson is Dean of Trident Technical College and together they have allowed us to share our story and keep our Alma Mater alive.

Spring Fling Scheduled for April 4th

Palmer Campus Grocery Vault is Offering Free Cook-at-Home Easter Meals!

The Library is Celebrating Women's History Month

March is Women’s History Month. Stop by the Palmer Campus Library to celebrate Women’s History Month by viewing displays that showcase the vital role of women in history. Click here for more information on Women’s History Month.

CCPL now offering mobile Wi-Fi hotspots for checkout

The Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) now has mobile hotspots available for checkout. These hotspots allow Library card holders to connect their smartphone, tablet or laptop to get internet access. In order to check out a hotspot you must have a CCPL Library Card. Adult patrons must sign an Internet Acceptable Use Agreement form at a CCPL branch if they haven’t done so already. Patrons younger than 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign the Internet Acceptable Use Agreement form before reserving and checking out hotspots.

For more information on CCPL’s mobile Wi-Fi hotspots, visit here or contact CCPL at 843-805-6930 or info@ccpl.org.

CofC Transfer Advisers Available April 10 on the North Charleston Campus

On Wednesday, April 10 the College of Charleston will be in the Student Resource Center (Thornley Campus 500/130) from 10:00-3:00 to meet prospective transfer students. There will be representatives from C of C's Transfer Resource Center as well as from the admissions offices of both the downtown campus and C of C North.