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On September 14, 1970, Holly Hill Academy opened its doors to the community.
Holly Hill Academy is a school dedicated to the truest concepts of education, whose primary objective is the imparting of knowledge, and in these precepts it shall grow and flourish.
The Academy's primary objective is excellence in academics and athletics.
A growth-oriented, enriched curriculum is Holly Hill Academy's password to a bright future for students in kindergarten through grade twelve.
Grades K-4 are self-contained, focusing on basic skills and development.
The Open Court reading series and the Saxon math series are essential phases of the curriculum in grades 1-6.
Special subject teachers for art, music, and physical education supplement of the basic core of studies.
A state-of-the-art technology wing offers both language and computer labs that are utilized by all grade levels.
On September 14, 1970, Holly Hill Academy opened its doors to the
community. Holly Hill Academy is a school dedicated to the truest
concepts of education, whose primary objective is the imparting of
knowledge, and in these precepts it shall grow and flourish. The
Academy's primary objective is excellence in academics and
athletics. A growth-oriented, enriched curriculum is Holly Hill
Academy's password to a bright future for students in kindergarten
through grade twelve. Grades K-4 are self-contained, focusing on
basic skills and development. The Open Court reading series and the
Saxon math series are essential phases of the curriculum in grades
1-6. Special subject teachers for art, music, and physical
education supplement of the basic core of studies. A
state-of-the-art technology wing offers both language and computer
labs that are utilized by all grade levels.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Grades: PK-12 | 242 students47.1 miles 420 S Pike W Sumter, SC 29150 (803) 773-1902
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
58/2/2019
I have sent 2 children to this school and was a transplant from another state. We knew no one. This school embraced us and we were made to feel like family. I have one more that is currently attending and it is even better today. This school like any school will give to you what you put in to it. If you are a loner and do not care to socialize, then they will respect your privacy. If you love to jump in and volunteer they will let you and most likely put you in charge of something! LOL!! I LOVE THIS SCHOOL!!
- Posted by Parent - Parent of 2 alumni
52/23/2019
I will always be proud to be a product of HHA!
- Posted by Student/Alumni - C/O 2006
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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