Greenville private K-12 school Christ Church Episcopal School will grow by 22 acres (~30%) as part of its newly-released Campus Master Plan.

"This is about enhancing the program and quality of life on campus for faculty, staff, the student body and even visitors," says Cary Weekes, CCES Board of Trustees, Immediate Past Chair.

The $110 million plan, which has been in the works since as early as September 2017, hopes to transform the campus-feel "into that of a small college" by adding new facilities to 245 Cavalier Dr., improving the traffic flow and pedestrian accessibility, and by purchasing land to update and expand its campus.

Watch the virtual tour above and keep reading for what's planned.

Academic and wellness spaces

A 22,000-sqft Technology, Innovation, Design, and Entrepreneurship (TIDE) Center for middle and upper school students featuring a plaza cafe and elevated walkway
A wellness center with a cafeteria, exercise facilities for community members, studio classes, and health and wellness classes

A map of CCES' Master Plan | Map provided by McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture

Sports facilities

A 90,000-sqft athletic complex with two gymnasiums, a strength and conditioning facility, a training room, wrestling room, and dedicated locker space
A multi-sport, field sports stadium
A cross country course
New baseball and tennis facilities
Improved field hockey, lacrosse, and practice fields

Welcome to Christ Church Episcopal School | Rrendering provided by McMillan Pazdan Smith

Traffic changes

New main entrance for all divisions on Cavalier Drive
New loop road connecting full campus with sidewalks — making the core campus fully pedestrian-friendly
New south entry on Mauldin Road
Additional carpool lane on the loop road to lower and middle schools

What's next?

Immediate next steps will be reviewed by a committee of staff, board members, and volunteers, but once the first phase of construction begins, it will take about two years to complete.

Learn more about CCES’ master plan, the process (including FAQs), and the people involved.