New charter school in Charleston County wants kids to go outside classrooms to learn

Diette Courrégé Casey
Sunday, October 21th, 2012
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(right to left) Cherish Conyers and Rigel Jessen plant cabbage collards at Cape Romaine Environmental Educational Charter School in McClleanville for their school garden. Buy this photo

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