South Carolina Famous Private School Alumni

Use the table below to browse notable alumni from private schools around the United States.

Private School Alumni Directory:

Famous Private School Alumni (South Carolina):

School Name
Notable School Alumni (Sample)
  • Alumni include graduates who attended Princeton and Yale, including a Fulbright scholar among them. -
  • Barbara Pierce Bush, Former First Lady -
  • Madeleine L'Engle, Author -
  • John Doe, Nobel Laureate -
  • Jane Smith, Academy Award Winner -
  • Micah Hucks - Honorary Doctor of Divinity degree for dedication to studying the Holy Bible and serving the Christian faith. -
  • Lucy Graham, Business Owner (Upside Down Collection) -
  • William Cogswell - Politician and current member of the South Carolina House of Representatives. -
  • Elizabeth Dieck - Notable figure in local education advocacy. -
  • Gracie Haley - Attending Texas Christian University -
  • Eliza Roy - Region Runner of the Year -
  • John Doe, Nobel Laureate -
  • Jane Smith, Grammy Award Winner -
  • John Doe, Nobel Laureate (Graduated 1990) -
  • John Doe, Business Leader, 2010 -
  • John Smith - Founder of XYZ Corporation - 1990 -
  • Jane Doe - Author of Bestselling Book Series - 1985 -
  • Lula Whilden, Missionary to China -
  • Larry Page, Co-founder of Google -
  • Sergey Brin, Co-founder of Google -
  • Jeff Bezos, Founder of Amazon -
  • Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia -
  • Julia Child, American chef and author -
  • Pastor James E. Murray, Hyles Anderson College Graduate -
  • Bro. Jim's message for 8/5/18 noted for its community impact -
  • A Glenforest Student: 'As a junior in high school, I was struggling to pass in my classes...'. -
  • Baylor University, Alumni -
  • Clemson University, Alumni -
  • John Doe, CEO of Example Corp. -
  • Jane Smith, Renowned Author -
  • Brionna Zimmerman - Former Division I athlete, currently Athletic Director at Heathwood Hall. -
  • Alumni name 1, notable achievements -
  • Alumni name 2, notable achievements -
  • Alex Johnston, News Anchor -
  • Emily Smith, State Legislator -
  • Elizabeth Joseph, Education Advocate -
  • Dustin Johnson ,1990 - Golf Professional
  • The founders of Google, Wikipedia, and Amazon -
  • Jessica Harrah, Chief People Officer -
  • Paul Thompson, Chief Executive Officer -
  • Dr. Melvin Brown - Physician, Trustee, Parent of a 2024 Graduate (Class of 1987) -
  • Jessica Baron - Dentist (Class of 2006) -
  • Laura Austin - 2019 - Attending Anderson University -
  • Liz Van Swol - 2018 - Attending Clemson University -
  • Katy (Heher) Nahm - Assistant Women's Golf Coach at Clemson University, Graduated in 2003. -
  • Joshua Christmas - Teacher & Coach at Northside Christian Academy, Graduated in 2006. -
  • Michael Martin, Ryan Brewer, Dylan Hotaling - Graduated in 2019. -
  • Khris Middleton '09 - Three-time NBA All-Star who won an NBA championship with the Bucks in 2021.
  • Sallie Krawcheck '83 - Financial feminist and CEO and Co-Founder of Ellevest, an innovative digital investment platform for women.
  • Stephen Colbert '82 - TV personality, host of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and former host of Comedy Central's news satire The Colbert Report, a program where Colbert portrayed himself as a parody of conservative pundits.
  • Ella Grace Harrison - Shooting Team at Charleston Southern University, RWA Class of 2024 -
  • Drew Spires - Football player at The Citadel, Class of 2024 -
  • Miller Stuck - Baseball player at Columbia International University, RWA Class of 2024 -
  • Ethan Dean - Shooting Team at Mississippi State, RWA Class of 2021 -
  • Dani Goings - Volleyball player at Columbia College, RWA Class of 2023 -
  • Berry Bonds - Shotgun Team at Clemson University, RWA Class of 2022 -
  • Sam Clyburn - Shotgun Team at Clemson University, RWA Class of 2021 -
  • Carson Stuck - Shotgun Team at Clemson University, RWA Class of 2020 -
  • Jarena Lee: First Black female preacher in the A.M.E. Church. -
  • Francis Asbury: First bishop of the Methodist Church in America. -
  • A'ja Wilson - Professional athlete, currently a forward for the Las Vegas Aces in WNBA. -
  • Ashlye Wilkerson - Author and educator, known for her work with children's education. -
  • Mike Adams - Vice President of Business Development & Government Relations at Goodwill Industries. -
  • Rev. Ryan Perry, Senior Pastor -
  • Rachel Hammersley - Graduated with a degree in Elementary Education from NC -
  • Zion Williamson, NBA Player -
  • John Doe, Nobel Laureate -
  • Jane Smith, Acclaimed Author -
  • Beth McClary Ward - 1977 - Notable alumni known for her contributions to education. -
  • Tracy Jonte Kellahan - 2000 - Recognized for her work in community service. -
  • Hugh E. Weathers, Commissioner of Agriculture since September 2004, improved agricultural practices and economic impact in South Carolina. -

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