Meeting Street Brentwood, 2685 Leeds Ave.: pre-K through eighth grade, 806 students in 2024-25, rated Good on the state report card.
Last checked Oct. 12, 2026. Sources: the school’s website and principals page; Charleston County School District’s school lookup tool, 2026-27 academic calendar and 2026-27 bell schedule; the S.C. Department of Education’s 2024-25 report card data files; the federal NCES school directory.
Meeting Street Elementary and Middle, Brentwood, is a Charleston County School District school for 3-year-olds through eighth grade on Leeds Avenue, run with Meeting Street Schools. “We are a Public School of Innovation serving 3-year-olds through 8th graders living in the Dorchester Waylyn community,” its website says. On South Carolina’s 2024-25 report card it was rated Average for its elementary grades, with 46 points, and Good for its middle grades, with 51 points.
Who to call
- Front office: 843-529-3130, 2685 Leeds Ave.
- School website: meetingstreetschools.org
- Enrolling: pre-K applications and kindergarten to eighth grade enrollment are on the school’s website
- Which school is my address zoned for? the district’s school lookup tool
| Address | 2685 Leeds Ave., North Charleston, SC 29405 |
| Phone | 843-529-3130 |
| Grades | Pre-K to 8 |
| District | Charleston County School District |
| State school ID | 1001202 |
Principal
The school’s website lists Mary Catherine Lancaster as principal of the elementary school and Roger Michael as principal of the middle school.
Enrollment and teachers
- State count: 806 students in the 2024-25 school year, according to the state’s report card data.
- Federal count: 1,153 students in the 2023-24 school year, with 133 full-time-equivalent teachers, according to the NCES directory. That is about nine students per teacher.
The federal directory lists one Meeting Street Elementary at this address; the state reports the Brentwood and Burns campuses separately.
State report card
South Carolina rates every public school each year as Excellent, Good, Average, Below Average or Unsatisfactory. An Excellent rating means “school performance substantially exceeds the criteria to ensure all students meet the Profile of the SC Graduate,” according to the state’s report card site. The overall rating is built from indicators such as academic achievement, preparing for success, student progress, English learners’ progress and school climate, with graduation rate and college and career readiness added for high schools.
2024-25 rating for middle grades: Good, 51 points. On the state’s middle school scale, Excellent 56 to 100, Good 48 to 55, Average 36 to 47, Below Average 29 to 35 and Unsatisfactory 28 and below.
| Indicator | 2024-25 rating |
|---|---|
| Academic achievement | Average |
| Preparing for success | Unsatisfactory |
| Student progress | Excellent |
| English learners’ progress | Below Average |
| School climate | Average |
On the spring 2025 SC READY tests in grades 6 to 8, 40.9% of students met or exceeded expectations in English language arts and 27.7% in math; on the state science test, 20.5% did, according to the state’s report card data. Across the district, in grades 3 to 8, the figures were 67.6% in English, 56.2% in math and 57.2% in science.
2024-25 rating for elementary grades: Average, 46 points. On the state’s elementary scale, Excellent 61 to 100, Good 53 to 60, Average 42 to 52, Below Average 34 to 41 and Unsatisfactory 33 and below.
| Indicator | 2024-25 rating |
|---|---|
| Academic achievement | Below Average |
| Preparing for success | Unsatisfactory |
| Student progress | Good |
| English learners’ progress | Below Average |
| School climate | Below Average |
On the spring 2025 SC READY tests in grades 3 to 5, 37.4% of students met or exceeded expectations in English language arts and 28.4% in math; on the state science test, 15.6% did, according to the state’s report card data. Across the district, in grades 3 to 8, the figures were 67.6% in English, 56.2% in math and 57.2% in science.
The full report card, with test results by group, teacher data, school safety and spending, is on the state’s SC School Report Cards site. The state publishes new ratings each fall.
Attendance zone
Check an address with the district’s school lookup tool, which the district links from its lookup page. In the zone layers behind that tool, the Meeting Street Brentwood zone feeds Meeting Street Brentwood and then North Charleston High and R.B. Stall High; where a zone is split, the street address decides. We did not find a published feeder list on the district’s site, so these pairings come from the district’s own zone layers, from the 2025-26 school year.
Because Meeting Street Brentwood runs through eighth grade, its zone feeds a high school directly.
Calendar and school hours
Meeting Street Brentwood follows Charleston County School District’s 2026-27 calendar. Coming dates from the academic calendar (PDF):
- Tuesday, Oct. 13: first day of the second quarter
- Tuesday, Nov. 3: Election Day, schools closed
- Nov. 23-24: no school; both are weather make-up days if the district needs them
- Nov. 25-27: fall break
- Friday, Dec. 18: half day
- Dec. 21 to Jan. 1: winter break; students return Tuesday, Jan. 5
More
- The district’s elementary schools page
- Every public school in North Charleston, with zones and report cards
- Our North Charleston schools guide for the district calendars, enrollment and the school board
Frequently asked questions
What grades does Meeting Street Brentwood serve?
Meeting Street Brentwood serves pre-K through eighth grade, according to the state’s 2024-25 report card.
What is Meeting Street Brentwood’s school rating?
Meeting Street Brentwood was rated Good, with 51 points for middle grades and Average, with 46 points for elementary grades, on South Carolina’s 2024-25 school report card, the latest the state has published.
Which high school does Meeting Street Brentwood feed into?
In Charleston County School District’s zone layers, most of the Meeting Street Brentwood zone is in the North Charleston High zone, with part in the R.B. Stall High zone.
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