Washington Center School

Berea High School students can earn a Certified Nursing Assistant credential through our Health Science pathway, one of several career tracks alongside Project Lead the Way, Agricultural Science and Hospitality and Tourism. Students also take courses at Enoree Career Center, and Early College lets them earn college credit before graduation. We are a Greenville County Schools high school on Burdine Drive, home of the Bulldogs, and a Title I school whose students come from many countries. Ninth graders start in our Freshman Academy, and AVID, Upward Bound and an Air Force JROTC unit give students structure and support on the way to college or a career. Driver's education is taught on campus, and ESOL classes serve students learning English. Students can also join our band and theater programs.

Berea Middle School serves Greenville students in grades 6–8 near Furman University. The school balances love, support and accountability with a strong focus on college and career readiness. Students can take AVID, GT and Honors courses, and some can begin high school coursework while still at Berea. College visits and career field trips help them connect classroom work to life after middle school. Berea's career exploration includes robotics, introductory health professions and hands-on Paxton/Patterson modules. The school is developing a College & Career Supercenter to bring more of those experiences together. Its outdoor classroom, Momentum Bike Club and student ambassador opportunities give students other ways to learn and lead. The campus also lists tutoring, Communities in Schools, OnTrack Greenville and a school-based Prisma Upstate Health center among its supports. Principal Brianna Falvey leads Berea. Families can contact the school about courses, school tours or enrollment at the 151 Berea Middle School Road campus.

Camperdown Academy is at 65 Verdae Commons Drive in Greenville. It opened in 1986 and moved to the Verdae campus in 2018. The school serves grades 1 through 8. Students need a primary diagnosis of dyslexia and average or better cognitive ability. ADHD, auditory processing disorder, or anxiety may be present as a secondary diagnosis. The schoolwide ratio is 3:1, and content classes in grades 3-8 have no more than 12 students. Typical enrollment is three to four years, then the outplacement office helps families move to another school. Camperdown does not have training to serve autism, emotional disabilities, or conduct disorders. 2026-27 tuition is $24,325 for grades 1-2 and $28,980 for grades 3-8. Financial aid, Exceptional SC grants, and ESTF funds are available. About 95 percent of students receive some tuition help.