48 Centimeters Dr #48
Mauldin, SC 29662

I have a child in seventh grade and I can say that we've had a great experience last year and also this year. Both in sixth grade and seventh grade, my child has had teachers that have gotten to know and care about my child both in and outside of the classroom. Administration is communicative with weekly emails about happenings at the school and gives us a heads up if something out of the norm is scheduled to happen or did happen. The PTA does a great job of reaching out and supporting the teachers and staff. Overall we have had a great experience here.

This school has educated my son from K4 through 2nd grade, and he’s earned straight A’s the entire time. Thanks to the outstanding teachers, it has truly established itself as one of the best schools in Greenville and arguably in South Carolina. On top of that, my kindergartner who also started in K4 has been doing an outstanding job, thanks to the dedicated teachers guiding him through these foundational grades. Top-notch school all around. Easily top 10. I give it a perfect 10 out of 10.

The environment was anything but inclusive. During lunch and classroom activities, students frequently segregated themselves along racial lines, creating an atmosphere of division and discomfort. Group assignments often turned into silent exclusions, where people separated themselves as if racial ideology was more important than basic collaboration and decency.What was most disturbing is that this behavior wasn’t limited to just students. Many teachers seemed indifferent or completely unaware of the social dynamics in their classrooms. There was a clear lack of initiative to foster respect, empathy, or unity among students. As someone who doesn't even fall into the commonly targeted racial categories, I was still treated as an outsider — which speaks volumes about how pervasive the mindset was.Mauldin High failed to create a healthy or fair learning environment.