Military Magnet Academy
North Charleston, SC
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Military Magnet Academy
2950 Carner Avenue
Phone: 843-745-7102North Charleston, SC 29405 Charleston County
Grades Served: 6-12
Enrollment: 393
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Metro Area Ranking
#33
Metro Area Middle School Ranking: Military Magnet Academy is ranked #33 of 49 of the best middle schools
in Charleston and surrounding areas (33rd percentile).
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State Ranking
#201
Statewide Middle School Ranking: Military Magnet Academy is ranked #201 out of 335 of the best middle schools
in South Carolina (40th percentile).
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Overall, Military Magnet Academy is a 5-star school (on a scale of 1 to 10 stars) based on CarolinaSchoolHub’s analysis of South Carolina Schools. The school is located in Charleston County, SC. Military Magnet Academy has an enrollment of approximately 393 students and serves grades 6-12. Below you’ll find information about this school’s test scores and more.
Students
Student Progress Rating
Middle School Progress Rating: EXCELLENTSouth Carolina Standardized Tests
SC Ready Test Results
End-of-Course Tests
| Subject |
Average Score at This School |
State Average of All SC Schools |
| English 1 | 72.57 | 77.86 |
| Algebra 1 | 68.44 | 71.22 |
| Biology 1 | 60.88 | 67.59 |
Average SAT Scores
| Subject |
Average Score at This School |
| Reading | 429 |
| Math | 427 |
| Composite Score | 856 |
| SAT Participation Rate | 69 % |
Military Magnet Academy had an average SAT score of 856 (math and reading combined). This means the school’s average SAT scores ranked #147 out of 231 SC high schools (36th percentile). On this site, you can see the SAT scores of South Carolina high schools. The SAT participation rate at Military Magnet Academy was 69% in our most recently available data. Above you can also see how the school’s ACT scores compare to other schools in South Carolina.
Graduation Rate
Rankings for schools were created independently by Carolina School Hub. The test data for this site was derived from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and South Carolina Department of Education.