The Pillars: Johns Island is known for its commitment to nurturing and educating young minds in a Christian environment. The Pillars offers programs for children as young as 6 weeks old.
With its excellent facilities and dedication to quality care, The Pillars: Johns Island supports children’s growth at every stage. The Pillars: Johns Island also partners with local elementary schools to provide before and after school care for students up to age 12. Year-round camps, including summer, Spring Break, Thanksgiving, and Christmas break camps, provide care for these school-aged students during school breaks and holidays.
For parents seeking a supportive, faith-based learning environment, The Pillars: Johns Island is a trusted choice. We invite you to experience a free day with us and see why The Pillars: Johns Island is a great fit for your child’s growth and care.
Johns Island School Information
953B Main Rd, Johns Island, SC 29455
Monday – Friday
6:30 am – 6:00 pm
Currently Enrolled Families:
(843) 212-5133Prospective Families:
(854) 458-7409Johns Island
Meet The School Director

Ms. Cheyenne Ray
School Director
Director-Independence@ThePillars.com
Experience: 10 Years
Degree: Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education
Credentials: State Director’s Credential/License, CPR/First Aid Certified
At The Pillars in Charleston, Ms. Cheyenne brings a welcoming leadership style shaped by her background in elementary education and early childhood care. She began working in Early Childhood Education in 2016 and holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, along with her State Director’s Credential/License and CPR/First Aid certification.
Ms. Cheyenne joined the organization in October 2017 and supports infant, toddler, preschool, and Pre-K programs. She works to create a school environment where children, families, and staff feel safe, welcomed, and comfortable sharing both successes and challenges.
A longtime South Carolina resident, Ms. Cheyenne lives with her family and has a 10-year-old son. She enjoys camping and overlanding, cooking new recipes, swimming, and going to the arcade with her son and nephew. Her goal is to build a school community where every person feels safe, seen, and supported.
