Cane Bay High School

Posted: February 9, 2024

As a military family moving to the area from an advanced-level school district, our high schooler has thrived at CBH. They offer a vast variety of course options, and the honors and AP courses are what you would expect at a large high school. The medical science program is outstanding, and the students can graduate with multiple associate degrees and their high school diploma. If your family is looking for an excellent high school that is well-rounded and will set your student up for success in the future, Cane Bay High School is the school!

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Posted: August 18, 2023

Cane Bay High is the best high school in the area.

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Posted: October 14, 2022

Currently Enrolled at this School.

CBH has been a great school, with awesome teachers and a plethora of advanced and special classes that most schools in my area don't offer. The teachers are all supportive, knowledgeable, and loving. Some teachers do give a ton of homework, and others may not be *as* nice as others, but that's to be expected with any school. Fights and other things do happen, but the SROs are some of the nicest and most professional officers out there. The school does live up to be "The best High School in the Lowcountry". From what I can observe, the Special Education program is also one of the best, with students participating to help and the teachers in the program being supportive. Most other things are a solid 9/10. Love this school.

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Posted: May 26, 2022

It’s a the best school in the lowcountry

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Posted: November 13, 2021

Amazing High school, much better then others.

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Posted: May 10, 2017

My kid is bored to death because of how far back her curriculum is compared to New England so they are making her jump a class

Posted: May 10, 2017

There are fist fights in hallway twice a week. Kids make appointments before lunch to fight at lunch. Everyone knows including the teachers and no prevention is set-up for the fight to be avoided

Posted: May 10, 2017

Extremely poor. The school seems to have an elegant infrastructure with a above average social class student base. Far from it, the kids wouldn't be acting better in a intercity school. The teachers are knowledgeable but poor communicators. The curriculum is far behind.

Posted: May 31, 2016

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Posted: May 31, 2016

Canebay's academy s, AP, and honors class's are top notch. Beautiful safe school. Wonderful staff. The JROTC and Robotics programs are very enriching. Opportunity's for extra curricular are awesome!

Posted: April 18, 2016

My son is a junior at Cane Bay High and has had nothing but great experiences. The arts teachers are second-to-none and the content teachers, in addition to being experts in their fields, are supportive and encouraging. The administration is heavily involved in making sure that all students are encouraged to excel. Although he had the opportunity to attend both a magnet school in the district and a school in the feeder pattern in which his father works, our family chose Cane Bay because of the excellent opportunities it affords. feel very blessed that my son has had the opportunity to get his education at Cane Bay High where the school is a community, pulling together for the success of all students.

Posted: April 18, 2016

I have no complaints about the amount of homework, considering it an effective amount to support continued learning.

Posted: April 18, 2016

Readers, please remember that only those who have a complaint usually respond in forums like this one. However, I can say without a doubt that the teachers at Cane Bay High are supremely effective.

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Posted: January 20, 2015

My daughter is a straight A student. Has been since kindergarden. The only problem I have with this school is that there is no credit or encouragement given to the students. My daughter was use to hearing from her teachers that she does an amazing job and that she's an outstanding student. I find there are a lot of young teachers also that do not know how to professionally talk to a parent when they have a concern. One is particular but I'll keep the name to myself. We came from Florence school district where the teachers were into encouraging there students but here my daughter feels like just another student. I was happy recently that one teacher has stepped up to the plate and tells my daughter how proud she is of her. It makes her feel that all the hard work she is putting in means something. I am just glad that my daughter has two parents who encourage her other wise she wouldn't get that from 99 percent of her teachers.

Posted: April 23, 2014

To the parent who's child (for unknown reasons) missed 40 days of school, Did you expect the school to teach your child through osmosis? If she wasn't there long enough to learn all of the material, how would she do anything more than just pass by the skin of her teeth? At what point do people stop playing the victim and own up to personal responsibility? Don't get me wrong.. There is definitely a uncalled for amount of poor performing schools all over SC, but your situation doesn't seem to reflect that. Whether it be Cane Bay, Berkeley or Sweet Valley High, parents need to realize that a good foundation for their child's education starts at home.

Posted: October 26, 2013

In response to the parent below, all students in SC have to pass the HSAP in order to graduate. Also, you do realize that as a parent you can speak up and ask that your child be held back? The only way I know to pass with 40 absences is with medical notes and parental support. We have been very pleased with Cane Bay. Berkeley County has other school options if your child is very behind or truly advanced. I have met only caring teachers and a good support staff. They offer core classes on 3 levels - basic, college prep and advanced. Their electives are way beyond anything I was ever offered in high school. The school buildings are less than 8 years old and very clean. High school is not meant to entertain you, but to provide you with opportunity to educate yourself. Cane Bay is a rural school, with decent course offerings and a good amount of sports and after school organizations. If you want school to be like high school on TV, then either get very involved in extracurricular activities or move to a city where the average income is about 6 times higher.

Posted: August 13, 2013

My daughter went to this school last year, she missed over 40 days of school, was failing badly. I could not believe they basically gave her passing grades so she would pass. She is a senior this year and has not learned much in this system. I know she cannot pass a college entrance exam. Very sad school.

Posted: June 25, 2013

I went there this year and I think it was alright. There were a couple fights and there's not a lot of things to really do. Our sports are good but I don't fully like it here.