Since 1994, Heritage Academy has assisted aspiring young men and women to create dreams, make them real, and achieve new worlds for themselves. Nestled a short sprint from the Atlantic Ocean on the small, barrier island of Hilton Head off of the coast of South Carolina, Heritage Academy is a refuge for teenagers with an extracurricular passion.
There are three focus areas at Heritage Academy: students commit to a passion in athletics, academics and research, or the visual and performing arts. Students in all these areas share the same qualities: a desire to excel and stand out in their field, and the willingness to work as hard as they can to achieve this goal. Along with our school community’s common goals, we have tremendous diversity in our student body. Our local students attend classes with students from many countries and states.
At Heritage Academy, we believe that a small caring community of diverse, highly-trained professionals working with students who seek to develop a passion in life creates the ideal learning environment. Young people have curious minds, tremendous energy, innate talent and incredible spirit all waiting to be awakened and nurtured. We respect research suggesting that students can reach full potential in analytical thinking, creative expression, and civic responsibility only when the walls of the traditional classroom are extended beyond the school facility. Whether in the classroom or pursuing extracurricular passions, our students are actively engaged in learning as accomplished scholars, artists and athletes.
Heritage Academy Offers:
Grades 5-12
Small class size with an average of 8 and a maximum of 15
Block scheduling
ESL, College Prep, Honors and Advanced Placement classes
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Heritage Academy announces a new partnership with Coastal Discovery Museum
Coastal Discovery Museum will offer the Barrier Island Discoveries Program beginning fall 2008, to provide interested Heritage Academy students in grades 5 through 9 the opportunity to gain in-depth understanding about the culture, heritage, ecology and residents of the Lowcountry. This program will be held three days a week from 1:30-3:30 p.m. allowing students to add six hours toward their passion area requirement. For more information, contact Tina Sprouse, Heritage Academy Director of Admissions at 843-842-8600, Extension 1 or at tsprouse@heritagehhi.com
