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2025-26 Football Champion Team with coaches and cheerleaders — **2025-26 Undefeated Football Champions**

Group of Marine Science students on a boat with their teacher. — Marine Science students with teacher, Ben Wells

A student wearing a maroon blazer with a congratulatory message for being Student of the Month. — Taylor Benjamin, September Principal's Student of the Month

Boys Basketball Undefeated 2025-26 Champion team with coaches — **Boys Basketball Undefeated 2025-26 Champions**

Welcome to OCS

Founded in 1999, Oglethorpe Charter School was the first start-up charter middle school in the state of Georgia, serving grades six through eight. In 2012, we moved into a state of the art building located at 7202 Central Avenue, Savannah, Georgia. At the close of the 2023-24 school year, we celebrated our 25th year of partnering with parents and the community to inspire students to achieve personal and academic excellence. We invite you to visit us and learn why it is great to be an OCS Titan!

Marine Science students under bridge on beach

Partnering with parents and community to inspire students to achieve personal and educational excellence.

Oglethorpe Charter School will be the middle school of choice where students experience and realize their maximum potential through an innovative and dynamic learning environment.

News & Announcements

FALL BREAK 2026

Please remember! OCS FALL BREAK begins Friday, OCTOBER 2, 2026. Students will return Monday, OCTOBER 12, 2026.

Titan Spirit Wear

Students may now wear Titan Spirit Wear every Friday for the 2026-27 school year. Uniform bottoms must still be worn if students choose to wear a Spirit Wear shirt.

21st Century Community Learning Centers, Soaring Beyond Expectations

21st CCLC Afterschool Program Registration is Now Open!

Registration is open for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) Afterschool Program!

Pay Attention to Attendance

Showing up for school has a huge impact on a student’s social and academic development. Even as children grow more independent, families play a key role in making sure students get to school and understand how attendance benefits their health and success in school and beyond.
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