Hallways & Headlines: The CCSD Podcast

Andy Pruitt

Learn about what makes Charleston County School District, the second-largest school district in South Carolina, so special. Hear from the decision makers in CCSD, leaders in the world of public education, and community partners.

Episodes

  1. Jul 28

    Meet Superintendent Anita Huggins | Episode 1

    Welcome to the very first episode of Hallways & Headlines: The CCSD Podcast. Charleston County School District Superintendent Anita Huggins joins us to kick off the 2026-2027 school year. She discusses the district's new theme, Powered by Purpose, and shares how it reflects the commitment of educators, staff, students, and families across CCSD. During the conversation, Superintendent Huggins also talks about: The excitement and opportunities surrounding the new school year The positive momentum and progress happening throughout Charleston County School District Her personal journey into education and the experiences that continue to shape her leadership Her vision for ensuring every student has access to life-changing educational opportunities Whether you're a parent, student, employee, or community member, this episode offers an inside look at the leadership and vision guiding CCSD into another exciting school year. Hallways & Headlines is the official podcast of Charleston County School District, featuring conversations with district leaders, educators, students, and community partners about the people, programs, and stories shaping public education. Be sure to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode. #CCSD #CharlestonCountySchoolDistrict #HallwaysAndHeadlines #PoweredByPurpose #Education #PublicEducation #SouthCarolina #AnitaHuggins #BacktoSchool Email us at communications@charleston.k12.sc.us

Ratings & Reviews

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Learn about what makes Charleston County School District, the second-largest school district in South Carolina, so special. Hear from the decision makers in CCSD, leaders in the world of public education, and community partners.

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