BOILING SPRINGS, S.C. — Libertas Academy, a public charter school in Spartanburg County, is set to break ground on a $40 million upper campus that will add high school grades in Boiling Springs.
The charter charges no tuition and serves children from 4K up to eighth grade today. This would be the first time it offers high school.
The first students, freshmen and sophomores, are due in fall 2027 for the 2027-28 year, school officials say. The campus will grow by a grade annually until it covers all four years.
Plans call for a gym, athletic fields and a theater, along with more room for classes and activities outside the classroom.
The news follows an Excellent rating for the Libertas middle school on the state school report cards for 2025-26. The school shares the county lead for middle schools with that mark and scored above every middle school in nearby Spartanburg School District Two.
Libertas also broke ground on a new site in Pickens County in October. The Boiling Springs ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Nov. 17.
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