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NEW HEIGHTS


The Upper School at Ashley Hall, serving grades 9–12, provides a rigorous college-preparatory education within a supportive all-girls learning environment. Guided by dedicated faculty and meaningful relationships, students develop the confidence, independence, and leadership skills needed to excel in high school and beyond.

Through a balance of academic challenge and personalized support, the Upper School program prepares students for success in college and throughout their lives.

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The Upper School Student Experience

A spirited and supportive community empowers students to embrace challenges, celebrate achievements, and make the most of every moment of their Upper School journey.

A Schedule Designed for Her Success

An eight-day rotating schedule reflects Ashley Hall’s commitment to educating the whole student. By balancing extended academic blocks with dedicated time for teacher conferences, academic support, and restorative practices, the Upper School daily schedule creates space for deeper learning, stronger relationships, and a healthier, more sustainable approach to student success.

Academic Support

The Center for Academic Support (CAS) helps students succeed in Ashley Hall’s challenging college-preparatory environment through personalized academic support and skill development. By fostering strong organizational habits, effective study strategies, time management, and self-advocacy, the CAS equips students with the appropriate tools they need.  

Student Life

The Upper School experience extends far beyond the classroom. From athletics and the arts to student leadership, service, and societies (clubs), Ashley Hall offers countless opportunities for girls to discover their passions, develop new skills, and make lasting friendships. In a community built on encouragement and mutual respect, students celebrate one another’s achievements, take healthy risks, and grow together. Learn more.

College Counseling

Ashley Hall's College Counseling Department partners with students and families throughout the Upper School years, providing personalized guidance at every stage of the college search process. By helping each student identify colleges and universities that reflect her interests and goals, our counselors empower girls to approach the future with confidence and clarity. Learn more. 

Travel Opportunities

Ashley Hall's Travel Programs extend learning beyond the classroom, immersing students in meaningful experiences both domestically and abroad. Designed to enhance curriculum, these experiential learning opportunities foster global awareness and personal growth through hands-on exploration and discovery. Recent trips include exploring the Southern literary culture of New Orleans and international excursions to Italy and Morocco. Learn more.

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The Offshore Leadership Program


Set against Charleston’s rich maritime history, Ashley Hall’s Offshore Leadership Program offers a signature experiential learning opportunity centered on tall-ship sail training. Through hands-on experiences on the water, students build confidence, develop leadership skills, strengthen teamwork, and deepen their connection to the natural world.

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Ashley Hall Alumnae:
Lives of Purpose & Impact


Ashley Hall alumnae lead with confidence, curiosity, and courage. They are innovators, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and changemakers whose lives reflect the power of an Ashley Hall education.

Meet Masheed Keshmirian Rockwell ’02

As CFO of Rockwell Construction, Masheed Rockwell ’02 helps preserve Charleston's history while building its future. An entrepreneur and leader, she credits Ashley Hall with fostering the confidence and curiosity that shaped her path.

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 Victoria Moore 

Director of Admission for Grades 7 - 12

P: (843) 965-8507

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