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6th – 8th Grade | Greensboro NC

6th – 8th Grade

Middle school is a time of personal growth and discovery. Students have the skills to nurture their academic strengths and interests, exploring complex ideas in all subject areas. Building on previous knowledge and skills, children can apply higher-level thinking to reach beyond the classroom. They analyze and question the world around them, as they prepare for high-school, college and careers. Equipped with a solid moral and academic foundation, students are ready to succeed.

 

Greensboro Academy Receives Top Ranking

Greensboro Academy ranked third-best charter middle school in North Carolina by U.S. News & World Report. Of the 693 middle schools in the state Greensboro ranked fifth overall while tied for second place in math proficiency. They ranked in 10th place for proficiency in reading. Greensboro’s elementary ranked eighth in the state for charter elementary.

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6-8 Curriculum

English Language ArtsMathScienceSocial StudiesSpecials

English Language Arts

6-8 Curriculum

English Language Arts

Students read and write across a variety of genres in middle school. In literature seminar, students use higher-level critical thinking skills to track theme development, draw conclusions, and make inferences. Teachers facilitate thoughtful discussions around texts and provide students an opportunity to express opinions, ideas, and critiques. In writing, students plan, write, and edit stories, essays, poems, and research papers. With a solid foundation in grammar and usage, students also begin to develop their own unique voice and style. Our teachers model every part of the writing process to set students up for success with their work.

Math

6-8 Curriculum

Math

In middle school students are invited to engage with mathematics through a problem-based curriculum. Critical thinking skills are developed as students analyze, process, discuss and solve real world and mathematical problems. Students will build a strong foundation in both algebraic thinking and data science and expand their number sense and geometric understanding. As these skills evolve, students learn to apply a variety of strategies, make connections across concepts, and most importantly learn that they are a mathematician.

Science

6-8 Curriculum

Science

Leveraging the knowledge they developed in earlier grades, students dive into greater complexity in life science, physical science, earth and space science, and science practices. Students will not just learn science concepts, but they will explore and apply the science concepts to real-life situations to ensure that they are set up for success for a rigorous high school science curriculum.

Social Studies

6-8 Curriculum

Social Studies

At this age, your child’s ability to understand their place in society is really beginning to expand. They’re able to think more critically about who they want to become in the future. That’s why it’s important that they expand their understanding of the world through the study of civics, world regions, history, government and economics. They begin to analyze complex issues that affect their communities and the world. As they’re more immersed in the study of American history, they gain a greater understanding of their responsibilities as citizens within the values of American democracy.

Specials

6-8 Curriculum

Specials

Students study art, music, physical education and technology. We also offer electives to provide a well-rounded education.

Advanced Learning Program  


We offer advanced learning opportunities for top-performing students who are ready to progress beyond grade level.

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We’re More than Academics

Strong hearts and minds impact the world in amazing ways. Virtues such as respect, perseverance, compassion, and courage are essential to what kids need to succeed and an essential part of what we teach. We make them part of every school day. This helps students learn the importance of making good decisions and doing the right thing in life. Moral Focus is so integrated into everything we do:

  • We created a curriculum specifically around Moral Focus.
  • We celebrate a “virtue of the month” every month.
  • Our students create a class contract where students agree how to treat their teacher and each other.
  • Students are recognized and celebrated for how they live out Moral Focus every day.

Parent

I love the emphasis on moral focus each month. Not only is my child receiving an education, but you are also teaching her qualities to be a good person.

Wisdom

Use good judgment to make decisions

Respect

Treat others the way you want to be treated

Gratitude

Appreciate the kindness and generosity of others

Self-control

Manage your emotions and behavior to stay calm

Perseverance

Persist through difficulties until you reach your goal

Courage

Despite fear, do what you believe is right

Encouragement

Motivate others to have confidence in themselves

Compassion

Help and care for others during times of need

Integrity

Do what is right, honorable, and good

A Deeper Dive Into Moral Focus

Over the years National Heritage Academies has seen how our moral focus emphasis in the classroom makes our schools safer, more caring places. We trust these important personal skills spill out into our students’ homes, communities, and futures. Keep reading to learn more about the benefits that come from developing a strong moral backbone and why NHA takes them to heart.

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Greensboro Middle School in Greensboro, AL

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Public School
620 Carver Street
Greensboro, AL 36744
Hale County
(334) 624-4005

School District
Hale County School District

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Greensboro Middle School Enrollment, Ranking, and Statistics

Greensboro Middle School Students by Grade
PK 0
K 0
1 0
2 0
3 0
4 0
5 0
6 83
7 92
8 81
9 0
10 0
11 0
12 0

Greensboro Middle School is a public elementary school located in Greensboro, AL in the Hale County School District. It enrolls 256 students in grades 1st through 12th.

It has 18.3 students to every teacher.

Total Students: 256
Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 18.3:1
Full Time Teachers: 14

Enrollment Rank Nationally: Unranked
Enrollment Rank in Alabama: Unknown
Student/Teacher Rank in Alabama: Unranked
Full Time Teacher Rank in Alabama: Unranked

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Greensboro Middle School Students by Gender

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  School District
██ Female 129
(50%) 		848
(47%)
██ Male 127
(50%) 		960
(53%)

Greensboro Middle School Students by Ethnicity

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  School District
██ Black 244
(95%) 		1,186
(66%)
██ White 8
(3%) 		564
(31%)
██ Hispanic 4
(2%) 		41
(2%)
██ Two or More 0
(0%) 		17
(1%)
██ Pacific Islander 0
(0%) 		0
(0%)
██ Asian 0
(0%) 		0
(0%)
██ American Indian 0
(0%) 		0
(0%)

Greensboro Middle School Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance

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  School District*
██ Free Lunch Eligible 212
(83%) 		1,135
(63%)
██ Not Eligible 37
(14%) 		582
(32%)
██ Reduced-Price Lunch Eligible 7
(3%) 		91
(5%)
* School District values based on schools that reported lunch assistance data

The percentage of Greensboro Middle School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (85. 5%) is significantly higher than the state average of 53.9%. This may indicate that the area has a higher level of poverty than the state average.

Students at a participating school may purchase a meal through the National School Lunch Program. Families with incomes between 130%
and 185% of the federal poverty level are eligible for reduced price meals.
Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts.
Students from families with incomes at or below 130% of the federal poverty level are eligible for free meals.

For 2014, a family of two needs to make an annual income below $20,449 to be eligible for free meals or below $29,100 for reduced price meals.
A family of four needs to make an annual income below $31,005 for free meals or $44,122 for reduced price meals.

Greensboro Middle School Trends Over Time

Total Students Over Time
Total Students Over Time
Year Total Students
2009 342
2010 294
2011 317
2012 295
2013 265
2014 222
2015 256
Student Teacher Ratio Over Time
Student Teacher Ratio Over Time
Year Student Teacher Ratio
2009 20.7
2010 11.8
2011 19.2
2012 15. 5
2013 18.9
2014 15.9
2015 18.3
Lunch Assistance Over Time
Lunch Assitance Over Time
Year Lunch Assitance
2009 0.90058479532164
2010 0.92176870748299
2011 0.93375394321767
2012 0.94576271186441
2013 0.92452830188679
2014 0.9009009009009
2015 0.85546875

Compare Greensboro Middle School to Other Elementary Schools

Student Teacher Ratio Comparison

1,598. 0% 16.0:1
1,656.6% 16.6:1
1,830.0% 18.3:1

Free and Reduced Lunch Comparison

State Average 53.9%
National Average 55.7%
This School 85.5%

Top Nearby Elementary Schools

School Type Grades Students Student Teacher Ratio Distance
Greensboro Middle School
Greensboro, AL 		Public 06 – 08 256 18. 3:1  
Greensboro Elementary School
Greensboro, AL 		Public PK – 05 615 16.2:1 1 miles
Southern Academy
Greensboro, AL 		Private KG – 12 237 14:1 1 miles
Albert Turner Sr Elementary School
Marion, AL 		Public PK – 12 804 16. 6:1 17 miles
Marion Academy
Marion, AL 		Private PK – 12 71 6:1 17 miles
Robert C Hatch High School
Uniontown, AL 		Public PK – 12 721 16.6:1 19 miles
Carver Middle School
Eutaw, AL 		Public 04 – 08 271 24. 1:1 19 miles
Us Jones Elementary School
Demopolis, AL 		Public 03 – 05 519 16.7:1 20 miles
Demopolis Middle School
Demopolis, AL 		Public 06 – 08 537 17.3:1 20 miles
Eutaw Primary School
Eutaw, AL 		Public KG – 03 288 15. 2:1 20 miles
Hale County Middle School
Moundville, AL 		Public 06 – 08 301 20.1:1 21 miles

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GREENE COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM / Homepage

  • Four students from Greene County High School were selected to receive the Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) and participate in Leadership Camp at Tallulah Falls School in May 2022.


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  • The Greene County Board of Education will meet on Thursday, August 18th at 6:00 p.m. to approve the school system’s FY 2023 budget and millage rate. The BOE is pleased to announce that a 2022 “rollback” millage rate of 11.648, down from 12.454 in 2021 has been proposed, a reduction of 0.806.


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  • The Greene County School System will soon close Tiger Drive to access by thru-traffic.


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  • The Greene County School System’s 2022 Georgia Milestones test results show that at the elementary level, the system has closed the COVID gap and made significant improvements in addition.


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  • Governor Brian P. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Education have opened reimbursement applications for families of children with special needs to now include private school and home school programs through July 31, 2022.


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  • Greene County High School (GCHS) has been named a 2022 Advanced Placement (AP) Honor School by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE). GCHS was recognized as an AP Expansion School, a designation which recognizes schools with 25% growth in AP student participation from May 2020 to May 2021.


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  • The results of the Greene County School System’s winter NWEA testing show that students are demonstrating achievement at higher levels than prior to the pandemic, suggesting that the district has successfully closed the COVID-19 learning loss gap.


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  • Anita White Carson Middle School recently piloted a new family engagement initiative between parents and teachers called Academic Parent-Teacher Teams (APTT).


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  • The Greene County Board of Education on Monday night approved Atlanta-based company Evergreen Construction as the construction manager for the new elementary school to be built on Meadow Crest Road. Also in Monday night’s meeting, the BOE voted to expand the scope of the new school to include grades 4 and 5.


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  • In just four months, an educational foundation designed to strengthen the futures of Greene County High School students met their fundraising goal.


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  • The GCSS Athletics Department is pleased to welcome Terrance Banks to Greene County High School as its new Head Football Coach. Banks comes to Greene County from Meadowcreek High School in Norcross, where he has served as Interim Head Football Coach and was previously the school’s Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach, helping the team reach its first playoff appearance in three years.


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  • Serving a pilot group of 20 students, the ATLAS is now working in tandem with CBJ Preschool to provide additional academic support to students enrolled in the Early Learners Primary Prep program during the school day.


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  • The Greene County School System (GCSS) has named five 8th grade students to this year’s class of REACH Georgia Scholarship recipients. A’Ziah Dolvin, Va-Quaria Dunn, Mia Mauriello, and Taylor Waller from Anita White Carson Middle School and Christopher Arrue from Lake Oconee Academy make up the GCSS’s fifth class of REACH scholars since the school system joined the program in 2017.


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  • Mr. Eddie Hood, the current GCSS Athletic Director, has been named Associate Principal of Greene County High School. Following the upcoming retirement of current GCHS Principal Mr. James Peek in May 2022, Mr. Hood will become the school’s Interim Principal for the 2022-2023 school year.


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  • Anita White Carson Middle School Assistant Principal Mrs. Tanisha Wright received the 2021 Hal Beaver Georgia Outstanding Assistant Principal Award at the annual GAESP/GAMSP Fall Conference on October 24.


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Greensboro Middle School Rating Detail / Grades 6-8 – Greensboro, AL

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Raw data sources:
  • Test Scores: Edfacts (U.S. Department of Education), State departments of education.
  • Expenditures: National Center for Education Statistics.
  • Educational Environment: American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau).
Date(s) & Update Frequency:
  • Test data: Reflects 2018 – 2019 school year [note on school closures TBD].
  • Expenditures: 2018
  • Educational Environment: 2018 (latest available). Updated annually.

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Address
620 Carver Street

Greensboro,
AL 36744
Phone
(334) 624-4005
District
HALE COUNTY
County
HALE COUNTY
Type of School
Regular elementary or secondary
Magnet School
No
Charter School
No
Students Enrolled
254
Classroom Teachers
15

School
Quality
Compared to Alabama


(10
is best)

Better than
10. 3%
of AL
schools.

School
Quality
Compared to U.S.


(10
is best)

Better than
2.9%
of U.S.
schools.

Grade 6

50
40
30
20
10
0

22%

46%

22%

46%

22%

45%

    Proficiency in Reading and Math

    Proficiency in Reading

    Proficiency in Math

School

State

Grade 7

50
40
30
20
10
0

25%

44%

22%

45%

27%

43%

    Proficiency in Reading and Math

    Proficiency in Reading

    Proficiency in Math

School

State

Grade 8

50
40
30
20
10
0

20%

43%

17%

43%

22%

44%

    Proficiency in Reading and Math

    Proficiency in Reading

    Proficiency in Math

School

State

SCHOOL ENROLLMENT BY GRADE NUMBER OF STUDENTS PERCENTAGE
Grade 6 78 30. 7%
Grade 7 96 37.8%
Grade 8 80 31.5%
Total 254 100%
Ethnic/racial Groups This School This District This State
White (non-hispanic) 0.4% 29.5% 54.8%
Black 97.6% 68.4% 32.9%
Hispanic 2.0% 1.9% 9.7%
Asian Or Pacific Islander 0.0% 0.0% 1.6%
American Indian Or Native Of Alaska 0.0% 0.1% 1.1%
Economic Groups This School This District This State
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED 86.2% 69.3% 53. 2%
FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE 82.3% 62.2% 47.6%
REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE 3.9% 7.2% 5.6%
POPULATION DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL STATE
POPULATION 14,754 5,024,279
POPULATION DENSITY (per sq. mile) 22.5 99
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION BY AGE DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL STATE
4 YEARS OLD AND BELOW 6.7% 6.0%
5-19 YEARS OLD 19.9% 19.0%
20-44 YEARS OLD 28.0% 31.9%
45-64 YEARS OLD 26.1% 26.1%
65 OR OLDER 19.3% 16.9%
HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL STATE
Number Of Households 5,490 1,888,504
Single Parent Households With Children 13. 6% 10.9%
Adults With At Least A High School Diploma 80.7% 86.9%
Adults With At Least A Bachelor’s Degree 15.6% 26.2%
HOUSEHOLD INCOME DISTRIBUTION DISTRICT FOR THIS SCHOOL STATE
$150,000 or more 3.4% 9.3%
$100,000 – $149,999 10.6% 13.1%
$75,000 – $99,999 8.9% 11.8%
$50,000 – $74,999 13.8% 17.5%
$30,000 – $49,999 13.9% 18.3%
$15,000 – $29,999 22.1% 16.3%
$15,000 or less 27.2% 13.7%
For
This District 		Per Student Total % Of Total
Instructional Expenditures $5,344 $13,295,872 52. 4%
Support Expenditures
Student $596 $1,482,848 5.9%
Staff $338 $840,944 3.3%
General Administration $305 $758,840 3.0%
School Administration $552 $1,373,376 5.4%
Operation $708 $1,761,504 6.9%
Transportation $672 $1,671,936 6.6%
Other $289 $719,032 2.8%
Total Support $3,460 $8,608,480 34.0%
Non-instructional Expenditures $1,387 $3,450,856 13.6%
Total Expenditures $10,192 $25,357,696 100.0%
For
The State 		Per Student Total % Of Total
Instructional Expenditures $5,769 $4,227,659,961 50. 5%
Support Expenditures
Student $664 $486,792,907 5.8%
Staff $422 $308,892,263 3.7%
General Administration $258 $189,390,330 2.3%
School Administration $631 $462,467,614 5.5%
Operation $983 $720,343,822 8.6%
Transportation $528 $386,591,766 4.6%
Other $237 $173,501,421 2.1%
Total Support $3,723 $2,728,055,476 32.6%
Non-instructional Expenditures $1,940 $1,421,413,468 17.0%
Total Expenditures $11,432 $8,377,093,910 100. 0%
For
The Nation 		Per Student Total % Of Total
Instructional Expenditures $7,549 $372,153,103,143 49.7%
Support Expenditures
Student $792 $39,020,154,935 5.2%
Staff $618 $30,487,652,661 4.1%
General Administration $258 $12,720,931,842 1.7%
School Administration $730 $35,978,592,512 4.8%
Operation $1,169 $57,607,988,317 7.7%
Transportation $527 $26,002,463,553 3.5%
Other $459 $22,633,739,814 3.0%
Total Support $4,553 $224,451,138,461 30. 0%
Non-instructional Expenditures $3,074 $151,519,765,183 20.3%
Total Expenditures $15,176 $748,124,887,521 100.0%

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Find Middle Schools in Greensboro NC


There’s 38 middle schools found in Greensboro, NC. This is more than one third of all the schools listed in this city. You may find a list of all categories of Greensboro schools on this page to choose from.

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  • Allen Middle School


    1108 Glendale Dr, Greensboro, NC – 27406-6404




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    Bnai Shalom Day School


    804 Winview Drive ## A, Greensboro, NC – 27410






  • Caldwell Academy



    2900 Horse Pen Creek Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27410-9701






  • Canterbury School



    5400 Old Lake Jeanette Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27455-1322




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    Cornerstone Charter Academy-cfa


    7800 Airport Center Drive, Greensboro, NC – 27409






  • Doris Henderson Newcomers School


    411 Friendway Road, Greensboro, NC – 27410






  • Gate City Charter


    123 Flemingfield Road, Greensboro, NC – 27405




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    Gateway Education Center


    3205 East Wendover Aveune, Greensboro, NC – 27405-6433






  • Greensboro Academy


    4049 Battleground Ave, Greensboro, NC – 27410






  • Greensboro Day School


    5401 Lawndale Dr, Greensboro, NC – 27455-2100




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    Greensboro Montessori School


    2856 Horse Pen Creek Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27410-9700






  • Guilford Elearning University Prep


    2200-b Ontario Street, Greensboro, NC – 27403






  • Guilford Preparatory Academy


    2210 East Cone Blvd, Greensboro, NC – 27405




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    Herbin Metz Education Center


    400 O’ Ferrell Street, Greensboro, NC – 27405






  • Hope Academy


    1403 W Florida St, Greensboro, NC – 27403-3321






  • Jackson Middle School


    2200 Ontario Street, Greensboro, NC – 27403-3640




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    Kernodle Middle School


    3600 Drawbridge Parkway, Greensboro, NC – 27410






  • Kiser Middle School


    716 Benjamin Parkway, Greensboro, NC – 27408-8218






  • Lincoln Academy


    1016 Lincoln Street, Greensboro, NC – 27401




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    Lionheart Academy of the Triad


    2802 St Leo St, Greensboro, NC – 27405-3382






  • Mendenhall Middle School


    205 Willoughby Boulevard, Greensboro, NC – 27408-4499






  • New Garden Friends School


    2015 Pleasant Ridge Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27410-9250




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    Noble Academy


    3310 Horse Pen Creek Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27410-9406






  • Northern Guilford Middle School


    616 Simpson-calhoun Road, Greensboro, NC – 27455






  • Northwest Guilford Middle School


    5300 Northwest School Road, Greensboro, NC – 27409-0799




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    Otis L Hairston Sr Middle School


    3911 Naco Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27401






  • Our Lady of Grace Catholic School


    201 S Chapman St, Greensboro, NC – 27403-1611






  • Scale School


    1401 Summit Avenue, Greensboro, NC – 27405




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    Shining Light Academy


    4530 W Wendover Ave, Greensboro, NC – 27409-9193






  • Southeast Guilford Middle School


    4825 Woody Mill Road, Greensboro, NC – 27406-9767






  • Southern Guilford Middle School


    5747 Drake Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27406




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    St Pius X Catholic School


    2200 N Elm St, Greensboro, NC – 27408-5118






  • Swann Middle School



    811 Cypress St, Greensboro, NC – 27405-6998






  • The Convenant School


    2300 W Friendly Ave, Greensboro, NC – 27403-9280




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    The Experiential School of Greensboro


    301 S Church St, Greensboro, NC – 27401






  • Triad Math and Science Academy



    700 Creek Ridge Road, Greensboro, NC – 27406






  • Vandalia Christian School



    3919 Pleasant Garden Rd, Greensboro, NC – 27406-6014




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    Western Guilford Middle School


    401 College Road, Greensboro, NC – 27410-5199




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Area For Sale For Rent Median Listing Price
Adams Farm 14 18 $352,000
Brice Street Area 6 5 $354,450
Fisher Park 5 2 $312,500
Grandover 76 – $326,810
Green Valley 4 – $379,500
Guilford Hills 5 3 $254,950
Hamilton Forest 5 1 $447,500
Hamilton Lakes 5 – $452,000
Lake Jeanette 9 2 $435,000
Lindley Park 6 6 $242,000
Madison Woods 18 1 $275,296
New Irving Park 19 5 $625,000
Old Irving Park 24 5 $409,000
Sedge Field 21 2 $574,450
Starmount Forest 9 2 $470,000
Area For Sale For Rent Median Listing Price
Archdale 84 2 $235,000
Asheboro 243 24 $209,900
Browns Summit 109 22 $336,890
Burlington 365 55 $275,000
Gibsonville 62 12 $300,000
Graham 221 35 $341,500
High Point 683 237 $294,900
Jamestown 57 23 $329,900
Kernersville 306 77 $349,900
Reidsville 204 20 $199,000
Stokesdale 115 – $479,900
Summerfield 100 3 $566,760
Thomasville 190 10 $220,000
Whitsett 68 24 $330,556
Winston-Salem 1198 551 $263,395
Area For Sale For Rent Median Listing Price
27107 179 69 $250,000
27215 239 43 $325,000
27249 59 9 $289,900
27262 119 14 $210,000
27265 323 67 $341,450
27284 307 62 $349,900
27320 203 20 $199,000
27360 189 10 $237,500
27403 43 34 $264,900
27405 185 101 $235,500
27406 175 66 $182,450
27407 194 83 $242,500
27408 61 30 $350,000
27410 168 74 $341,500
27455 142 31 $360,000

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James B. Dudley High School

James Benson Dudley High School is located in the southeast quadrant of Guilford County in Greensboro, North Carolina. Dudley High School was founded in 1929 as the first black high school in Guildford County, legally segregated in the school system. The school was named after James Benson Dudley.

Contents

  • 1 History
  • 2 Notable Alumni
  • 3 See also
  • 4 References
  • 5 external link

History

The gymnasium was designed by architect Charles S. Hartmann and built in 1929. James B. Dudley High School is a three-story U-shaped brick building with Classical Revival and Collegiate Gothic design elements. It has a one-story, slightly protruding entrance. portico with Doric columns (added in the mid-1970s), stepped parapet, crenellated stair towers. The gymnasium was added at 1936 year. A separate brick building of the gymnasium was built in 1959. [3]

James Benson Dudley High School and Grammar School was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. candidate for the Student Council, presumably due to his activism in the Black Spring movement. [4] [5] In 1971, the student population of Dudley became integrated as a result of desegregation.

Today, the school is made up of a diverse mix of predominantly African American students. Dudley has a traditional education program as well as the Dudley Academy of Science, Mathematics and Technology magnet program. The Academy of Science, Mathematics, and Technology provides high-level students with good college preparation that emphasizes mathematics and science along with sufficient writing, research, and technical skills. During their senior year, Dudley Academy students attend classes on college campuses, Dudley won two football rings in a row. The school colors are blue and gold. Dudley High School has an Advanced Automotive Technology (AVT) team that competes in an international competition called the Shell Eco Marathon.

Notable Alumni

  • Elreta Melton Alexander-Ralston (Class of 1934), First African American Justice in North Carolina, First Black Woman to Graduate Columbia Law School [6]
  • Tom Alston, First African American Major League baseball player for the St. Louis Cardinals [7]
  • David Amerson (Class of 2010), football player for the Oakland Raiders [8]
  • Clarence Avant, musical director known as the “Godfather of Black Music”, retired from Dudley at 1947 year. [6]
  • Ezell A. Blair, Jr. (Class of 1959), African American civil rights activist, one of the Greensboro Four, graduated from Dudley High School [6] [9]
  • Joey Chick ( class of 1997), speed skater and former roller skater, 2006 Winter Olympics gold medalist [6]
  • King Virgil Cheek (class of 1955), former president of Shaw University and Morgan State University [6]
  • Brett Claywell (class of 1996), actor, played Tim Smith on The CW. One Tree Hill and Kyle Lewis on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live [6]
  • Jeff Davis, former NFL player, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1982–87 and Clemson 1982 Orange Bowl Champion; inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2007 [10]
  • Marquez Douglas (class of 1995), former NFL player for the San Francisco 49ers, attended Dudley High School. [6]
  • Beverly M. Earle (Class of 1961), first black woman to represent Mecklenburg County in the North Carolina House of Representatives [6]
  • Clarence Grier (Class of 1983), college basketball player [ 6]
  • P. J. Hairston, NC basketball player transferred to Hargrave Military Academy in his senior year [11]
  • Will Graves, Maccabi Haifa basketball player
  • Brendan Haywood (class of 1997), NBA player for Charlotte Bobcats, graduated from Dudley High School [6]
  • Lou Hudson (class of 1962), NBA player for St. Louis Hawks 6-time All-Star, graduated from Dudley High School. [6]
  • Yvonne Johnson (Class of 1960), first African-American Mayor of Greensboro [6]
  • Debra L. Lee (Class of 1973), President and CEO of BET Holdings, Inc. [6]
  • Joyce Martin Dixon (class of 1952), businesswoman, philanthropist [6]
  • Jerry Gantt, former NFL and CFL player [12]
  • Emmanuel Moseley (Class of 2014), San Francisco 49ers football player [13]
  • Fred Neal (Class of 1958), demonstration basketball team security guard. Harlem Globetrotters and famous dribbler, attended Dudley High School [6]
  • Kenny Okoro, football player [14]
  • DeMario Pressly (class of 2004), former NFL quarterback, graduated from Dudley High School [15]
  • Linnay Quick, planetary geophysicist and Ocean Worlds planetary scientist at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
  • David L. Richmond (Class of 1959), civil rights activist, one of the Greensboro Four, graduated from Dudley High School [6]
  • Charlie Sanders (Class of 1964), 2007 Pro Football Hall of Fame hard end for Detroit Lions, attended Dudley High School [6]
  • Jesse Carney Smith, librarian and educator
  • George Simkins, Jr. (Class of 1940), civil rights activist, NAACP President [6]
  • Barbara Weathers ( class 19 DeMario Pressly Chicago Defensive Shell. 247sports.com . Retrieved December 12, 2016.

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List of high schools in North Carolina

This list is not complete; you can help adding missing items from reliable sources.

This is a list of high schools in the state of North Carolina.

Any school not named “Charter Schools” or “Private Schools” is a Middle School.

Alamance County

  • Alamance-Burlington Early College Graham
  • Alamance East High School Mebane
  • Graham High School Graham
  • Hugh M. Cummings High School Burlington South

    • High School

  • Walter M. Williams High School, Burlington
  • Western Alamance High School, Ilon

Allegani district

  • Average allegani, Sparta

Anson County

  • Anson Academy, WadesBoro
  • Rososa County
  • Secondary school of Enson, Wadesboro
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Ash County

  • Ash Early College, West Jefferson
  • Ash County High School, West Jefferson

Avery County

  • Secondary School of County Avery, New Earth

Chatter schools

  • Grandpa Academy, Banner LOS
  • Academy Majori Williams, Crossnore
  • BOFOTE BOFT, WIDIN -tech center, Washington
  • Northside High School, Pinetown
  • Southside High School, Chocowinity
  • Washington High School, Washington

    • Private schools

    • Christian Academy of Pungo, Belhaven
    • Christian school Terra Ceia, Pantego

    9000 schools

    • Lawrence Academy, Merry Hill

    Bladen County

    • East Bladen High School, Elizabethtown
    • West Bladen High School, Bladenboro
    • Asheville High School, Asheville
    • Charles D. Owen High School, Black Mountain
    • Clyde A. Erwin High School, Asheville
    • Community High School, Swannanoa
    • Enk High School, Enk

      • North Buncombeville High School

    • T. S. Roberson High School, Asheville

    Private Schools

    • Asheville Christian Academy, Swannanoah
    • Asheville School, Asheville

    Kabarrus

    • Secondary school A. L. Brown, Cannapolis
    • Central Secret School of Kabarrus, Concord
    • Concord of
    • Secondary school Mill, Concord
    • Secondary Hikori-Ridge

      • Jay M. Robinson High School, Concord

    • Mount Pleasant High School, Mount Pleasant
    • Northwest Cabarrus High School, Kannapolis
    • West Cabarrus High School, Concord
    • A maiden secondary school, Virgo
    • Opening of the Newton-Kokonover Secondary School, Newton
    • Secondary school of Newtonian-Konover, Newton
    • High School of St. Stefan, Gikory

    9000 9000

  • Christian Academy
  • Christian Academy
  • Christian Academy
  • University Christian High School, Hickory

    • Chatham County

    • Chatham Central High School, Bear Creek
    • Chatham School of Science and Engineering Early College, Siler City
    • Secondary School of Jordan-Meetuza, Siler City
    • Secondary School of Northwood, Pittsborough
    • Sage Academy, Siler City

    Carter schools

    • Chatter school

    Private Schools

    • Three Springs High School, Pittsboro

    Cherokee County

    • Andrews High School, Andrews
    • Secondary School Hiwassee Dam, Murphy
    • Mountain Youth School, Murphy
    • Secondary School Murphy, Murphy

    Private schools

    • Christian Murphy, Merfi
            and Medium Medium Medium Holmes, Edenton

          Clay County

          • Hayesville High School, Hayesville

          Cleveland County

          • Burns High School, Lawndale
          • Crest High School, Daytime, Boiling Springs
          • Kings Mountain High School, Daytime, Kings Mountain
          • North Shelby School, Shelby
          • Shelby High School, Shelby

          East Columbus Waakookama High School

          • South Columbus High School, daytime, Tabor City
          • Southeast Early Career College and Academy, Whiteville
          • West Columbus High School, Cerro Gordo
          • Whiteville High School, Whiteville

          Craven County

          • Craven Early College High School, New Bern
          • Early College EAST, Havelock
          • Havelock High School, Havelock9

            • New Bern High School West Craven High School, daytime, Vanceboro

          Private schools

          • Epiphany School of Global Studies, New Bern

          Cumberland County

          • Alger B. Wilkins High School, Fayetteville
          • Cape Fear High School, daytime, Vander
          • Cross Creek Early College High School, Fayetteville
          • Cumberland Academy, Fayetteville
          • Cumberland International Early College High School, Fayette Cumberland Polytechnic High School

            • school, Fayetteville

          • Douglas Byrd High School, Fayetteville
          • E. E. Smith High School, Fayetteville
          • Grace Creek High School, Hope Mills
          • Jack Britt High School, Fayetteville
          • Massey Hill Classical High School, Fayetteville
          • Ramsey Street High School, Fayetteville
          • Pine Forest High School, Fayetteville
          • Reida Ross Classical High School/High School Seven First High School
          • Fayetteville
          • school, Fayetteville
          • South View High School, Hope Mills
          • Terry Sanford High School, Fayetteville
          • Westover High School, Fayetteville
        • East Davidson High School, Thomasville
        • Ledford High School, Wallburg
        • Lexington High School, Lexington
        • North Davidson High School, Lexington
        • Oak Grove High School, daytime, Midway
        • South Denton High School
        • Thomasville High School, Thomasville
        • West Davidson High School, Tyro

        Davie County

        • Davie County Early College High School, Mocksville
        • Durham School of the Arts, Durham
        • Hillside High School, Durham
        • New Tech High School, Durham
        • Middle College High School at DTCC, Durham
        • North High School, Durham
        • Riverside High School, South Energy and Sustainability, Durham

        Charter Schools

        • Kestrel Heights School, Durham
        • Maureen Joy Charter School, Durham
        • Research Triangle High School, Durham
        • Academy of Voyajer, Dam

        Private schools

        • School of friends of Carolina, Damre
        • Cresset Christian Academy, Damre
        • TNARIA, Daremi Zion, Daroma, Daroma, Daremi, Daremi, Darem Hill, Durham

        University of North Carolina System

        • North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, Durham

        Edgecombe County

      • North Forsyth High School, daytime, Winston-Salem
      • Parkland Magnet High School, daytime, Winston-Salem
      • Paisley Magnet School, Winston-Salem
      • Robert B. Glenn High School, Kernersville
      • Ronald V. High School Reagan, Pfafftown
      • Richard J. Reynolds High School, Winston-Salem
      • Simon Atkins Academic and Technological High School, Winston-Salem
      • Walkertown High School, Walkertown
      • West Forsyth High School, Daytime, Clemons
      • Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy, Winston-Salem

      • Carter School

      9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Bishop McGuinness High School, Kernersville

    • Calvary Baptist Day School, Winston-Salem
    • Forsyth Country Day School, Lewisville
    • Light Gospel Christian School, Winston-Salem

    District Franklin

    • Bunn High School, Bann
    • Early College of early College of Franklin County, Luisburg
    • Franklinton secondary school, Franklinton
    • school, Luisburg

      • 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Gastonia

    • Bessemer High School, Bessemer City
    • Cherryville High School, Cherryville
    • East Gaston High School, Mount Holly
    • Forestview High School, Gastonia
    • Gaston Early College High School, Dallas
    • High School of Technology, Gastonia
    • Hunter Houss High School, Gastonia
    • North Gaston High School, Dallas

      • South Point High School, Belleout Point

      Stuart W. Cramer High School, Cramerton

    • Warlick Academy, Ranloe
    • Webb Street School, Daytime, Gastonia

    Charter Schools

    • Mountain Island Charter School
    • Grimsley High School, Greensboro
    • GTCC High School, Jamestown
    • Guilford County Middle College High School, Greensboro
    • Guildford Early College, Greensboro
    • High Point Central High School, High Point 900 James B. High13 High School
    • Dudley, Greensboro
    • Northeast Guildford High School, McLeansville
    • North Guildford High School, Greensboro
    • Northwest Guildford High School, Greensboro
    • Penn Griffin School of the Arts, Greensboro
    • Philip J. Weaver Academy, Greensboro
    • Ragsdale High School, Jamestown
    • Guildford South East High School, Greensboro
    • Guilford South West High School 9012 Guildford, High Point
    • T. Wingate Andrews High School, High Point
    • Guildford Early College, Greensboro
    • Walter Hines Page High School, Greensboro
    • The Christian School of Vandalia, Greenssboro
    • Ueslian Christian Academy, High Point
    • Westchester Country Day, High Point

    Galifaks

        • and Technical Academy, Littletton Roads. Rapids
        • South East University Training Academy, Halifax
        • Weldon High School, Weldon

        Private Schools

      • Haywood Central High School, Clyde
      • Haywood Early College High School, Clyde
      • Pisgah High School, Canton
      • Tuscola High School, Waynesville

      Henderson County

      • Henderson County East1 Flat3 Rock09 High School 09 East 09 Henderson County Early College, Flat Rock
      • Hendersonville High School, Hendersonville
      • Henderson North School, Hendersonville
      • West Henderson High School, Hendersonville

      Private schools

      • Fletcher Academy, Fletcher
      • International School Heritage Hall, Hendersonville
      • Christian Academy Veritas, Fletcher

      9000 9000

      • Highway S.S. Brown School. Hertford County Primary College School, Ahoskie
      • Hertford County High School, Ahoskie

      Private Schools

      • Ahoskey Christian School, Ahoskie
      • Lake Norman High School, Mooresville
      • Mooresville High School, Mooresville
      • North Iredell High School, Olin
      • Pressley School, Statesville
      • South Iredell High School, Trout

        • Stateville High School

        2 daytime and Performing Arts (Early College and Magnet Program), Statesville

      • West Iredell High School, Statesville

      Charter Schools

    • Clayton High School, Clayton
    • Cleveland High School, Clayton
    • Holders Corinth High School, Wendell
    • Johnston County Early College Academy, Smithfield
    • Johnston County High School, Smithfield
    • North Johnston High School
    • school, Princeton
    • Smithfield-Selma High School, Smithfield
    • South Johnston High School, Four Oaks
    • West Johnston High School, Benson

    Private schools

    • Sautsaide Christian school, CLOTON

    District Jones

    • Senior Senonton

    District, Bragg-Street

    Academy, Sanford

    Sanford

  • Lee Early College High School, Sanford
  • South Lee High School, Sanford

    • Private Schools

    • Grace Christian School, Sanford
    • Li The Christian school, Senford

    Lenoar County

    • Kinston secondary school, Kinston
    • Early College of Lenoar, Kinston
    • La Grange

      • Private Schools

      • Arendelle Parrot Academy, Kinston
      • Bethel Christian Academy, Kinston

      Lincoln County

      • Alternative School of Esbury, Lincolnton
      • Eastern secondary school of Lincoln, Denver
      • Technological School of the Lincoln district, Lincolnton
      • Lincolonton of secondary school, Lincolnton
      • Northern Lincolnton
      • Central School of West Linnont, Lincolon, Lincolon, Lincolon. Charter Schools

        • Lincoln Charter School, Denver

        Macon County

        • Franklin High School, Franklin
        • School Highlands, Highlands
        • Secondary School Macon Early College, Franklin
        • School Nanthala, Topton
        • Academy Union, OTTO

          • 9000 9000

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          • MADSISE MARS

          Martin County

          • Riverside High School, Williamston
          • South Creek High School, daytime, Robersonville

          McDowell County

          • Secondary School of MacDauella, Marion

          Mecklenburg district

          • Secondary school of Ardry Kella, Charlotte
          • Cato Middle College Secondary School, Charlotte Secondary School of David
          • Secondary East,
          • Garinger High School, Charlotte
          • Harding University High School, Charlotte
          • Hawthorne Academy of Health Sciences, Charlotte
          • Hopewell High School, Huntersville
          • Secondary School of Independence, Mint Hill
          • Secondary School of Mallard Creek, Charlotte
          • Secondary school of Midwood, Charlotte
          • Medium School of Mayers, Charlotte
          • Highland
          • Christian Academy of North. – Western School of the Arts, Charlotte
          • Olympic High School, Charlotte
          • Performance Learning Center, Charlotte
          • Philip O. Berry Academy of Technology, Charlotte
          • Providence High School, Charlotte
          • Rocky River High School, Mint Hill
          • South Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte
          • West Charlotte High School, Charlotte
          • West Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte Haw Middle School
          • , Cornelius
          • Zebulon B. Vance High School, Charlotte

          Charter Schools

          • Charlotte High School, Charlotte
          • Davidson Public High School, Davidson
          • Charter School of Lake Norman, Huntersville
          • Secondary School of the Royal Grant, Mint-Hill

          Private schools

          • British International School of Charlotte, Charlotte

            • Carmel

          • Catolical Charlot
          • Charlotte Christian School, Charlotte
          • Charlotte Country Day School, Charlotte
          • Charlotte Islamic Academy, Charlotte
          • Latin School of Charlotte, Charlotte
          • Catholic secondary school of Christ King, Huntersville
          • Kovenant Day, Matthew
          • Davidson Day school, Davidson
          • Chioski
          • Classical Academy

            • Charlotte

          • Providence Day School, Charlotte
          • Southlake Christian Academy, Huntersville
          • Trinity Christian Preparatory School, Charlotte
          • School of the Christian Center for Victory, Charlotte
          • Christian Academy of the United Vera, Charlotte

          District Mitchell

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          9000

        • School of Montroster, Bi-Montaro-Montigs, Bi-Monstrome, Bi-Monstrome, Bi-Monstrome, Bi-Montarim Montgomery, Mount Gilead

        Moore County

        • North Moore High School, Robbins
        • Pinckney Community Learning Center, Carthage
        • PINECREST HIGH SCHOOL, South Pines
        • Union Pines High School, Daytime, Cameron

        Private schools

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        • Nash Early College Rocky Mount, Rocky Mountain
        • North Nash High School, Rocky Mountain
        • Rocky Mount High School, daytime, Rocky Mountain
        • South Nash High School, Bailey
        • Alternative school V. L. Green, Nasille

        Carter schools

        • Preparation for rocky mountains, rocky mountain

        Private schools

        • Christian faith, rocky mountain
        • ROCKYT Rocky Mountain

        New Hanover County

        • Emsley A. Laney High School, Wilmington
        • Eugene Ashley High School, Wilmington
        • Isaac Bear Early College High School, Wilmington
        • Secondary School of John T. Hoggard, Wilmington
        • Educational Center Mary S. Mosley, Wilmington
        • Secondary school of New Gannover, Wilmingon
        • Early College of Wilmington, Wilmingon

        Private schools 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Academy, Wilmington

      • Coastal Christian High School, Wilmington
      • Wilmington Christian Academy, Wilmington

      Northampton County

      • Richlands High School, Richlands
      • Southwest High School, Jacksonville
      • Swansboro High School, Day, Swansboro
      • White Oak High School, Jacksonville
      • Early College Onslow High School, Jacksonville

      Department of Defense Educational Activities

      • Lejeune High School, Camp Lejeune

      Orange County

      • Carrborough High School, Carrborough
      • Cedar Ridge High School, daytime, Hillsborough
      • Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill
      • East Chapel Hill High School, Chapel Hill
      • Orange High School, Hillsborough
      • Phoenix Academy High School, Chapel Hill

      Private Schools

    • Emerson Waldorf School, Chapel Hill

    Pamlico County

    • Arapaho Charter School, Arapaho
    • Pamlico County High School, Bayborough

    Pasquotank County

    0011

  • North-eastern secondary school, Elizabeth City
  • The Central School of the Paskuotank district, Elizabeth City

    • Private schools

    • Albemarel Schiol, Elizabeth City
      Champ Point
    • Pender Early College High School, Burgaw
    • Pender High School, Burgaw
    • Topsail High School, Hampstead

    Perquimans County

    • Central School of the District Perkimance, Hertford

    District Persons

    • people of secondary schools, Roxboro

    Carter schools

    • ROSKOROVO

    9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 , Roxborough

    Pitt County

    • Eiden-Grifton High School, Eiden
    • D. H. Conley High School, Greenville
    • Central Secondary School of Pharmville, farm villa
    • Central Unius H. Rose, Grinville
    • Secondary School of Northern Pitta, Bephil
    • Southern Central School, Winterville

    9000

  • Christ Covenant School, Winterville
  • Greenville Christian Academy, Greenville
  • John Paul II Catholic High School, Greenville
  • Red Springs High School, Red Springs
  • Robson County Early College High School, Lumberton
  • St. Pauls High School, St. Pauls

    • Rockingham County

      900 Dalton McMichael High School 012 Moreheada, Eden
    • Reidsville High School, Reidsville
    • Rockingham County High School, Wentworth

    Rowan County

    • East Rowan High School, Salisbury
    • Henderson Independent High School, Salisbury
    • Jesse K. Carson High School, China Grove
    • North Rowan High School, Spencer
    • Rowan County Early College High School, Salisbury
    • Rowan Salisbury High School, South Salisbury High School

      • , Chinese Grove

    • West Rowan Middle School, Mount Ulla

    Private Schools

    • North Hills Christian School, Salisbury
    • Christian Rockwell School, Rockwell

    Rutherford County

    • Secondary school of Chase, Forest City
    • Secondary School of Reservord, Forest City
    • Central School of R-S
    • Secondary school Rutherford Early

      Charter Schools

      • Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy, Mooresboro

      Sampson County

      • Clinton High School, Clinton
      • Hobton Secondary School, Newton Grove
      • Lakewood Secondary School, Salemburg
      • Secondary School of Miduei, Sampson Early College School
      • Academic School, Clinton

      9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 Harrell Academy, Harrells

    District of Scotland

    • Scotland Early College High School, Hamlet
    • Scotland High School, Laurinburgh

    Charter schools

    • Gray-stone Day, Misenheimer

    Stox District

    • Secondary School of Northsters, Danbury
    • Stokewn, Walnut Cove
    • SELNOS
    • West Stokes High School, King

    Private Schools

    • Calvary Christian School, King

    Surry County

    • Surry County East Pilot Mountain 9 High School
    • Elkin High School, Elkin
    • Mount Airy High School, Mount Airy
    • North Surry High School, Mount Airy
    • Surry Central High School, Dobson
    • Surry Early College High School of Design, Dobson

    Private Schools

    • White Plains Christian School, Mount Airy

    Swain County

    • Cherokee High School, Cherokee
    • Swain County High School, Bryson City
    • Monroe High School, Monroe
    • Parkwood High School, daytime, Monroe
    • Piedmont High School, Monroe
    • Porter Ridge High School, Indian Trail
    • South Providence High School, Waxhaw
    • Sun0 Valley High School 9 Sun0. 12 Union County Early College, Monroe
    • Weddington High School, Weddington

    Charter Schools

    • Academy Union, Monroe

    Private Schools

    • Christian Academy Arborbruk, Waxhaw
    • Christian Academy of Metrolin, Indian trail
    • Christian Skinia School, Monroe

    Vance

    • Academy Academy
    • Hender
    • HEAR Vance County, Henderson

    Private Schools

    • Crossroads Christian School, Henderson
    • Kerr-Vance Academy, Henderson

    Wake County

    • APEX Secondary School, APEX
    • Higher School of Friendship APEX, APEX
    • Medical School of Drive, Roles
    • Cary
    • East Wake HIGH, DODEL, DODEN Fuki Warina, Fuki Warina
    • Garner High School Magnet, Garner
    • Green Hope High School, Morrisville
    • Green Level High School, Cary
    • Heritage High School, Wake Forest
    • Holly Springs High School, Holly Springs
    • Nightdale High School, Knightdale
    • Leesville Road High School, Raleigh
    • Middle Creek High School, Apex
    • Millbrook High School, Raleigh
    • B. Nitonahema High School Raleigh
    • Panther Creek High School, Cary
    • Phillips High School, Raleigh
    • Rollesville High School, Rolesville
    • Sanderson High School, Raleigh
    • South Garner High School, daytime, Garner
    • Southeast Magnet School Raleigh, Raleigh
    • Wake Early College of Health and Sciences, Raleigh
    • Wake Forest High School, Wake Forest
    • Wake STEM Early College High School, Raleigh
    • Wakefield High School, Raleigh
    • 3 High School William G. Enloe, Raleigh

    Charter Schools

    • East Wake Academy, Zabulon
    • Franklin Academy, Wake Forest
    • Longleaf School of the Arts9, Raleigh
    • Charter High School0013
    • Southern Wake Academy, Holly Springs

    Private schools

    • Secondary school of Cardinal Gibbs, Roles
    • Carey Academy, Carey

      • Christian school, Carey

    • Christian friendship friendship, Roller Raleigh
    • Heritage Christian Academy, Zabulon
    • Hilltop Christian School, Fukuai Warina
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            West Gadsden High School – Wikipedia

            West Gadsden High School was a public high school in unincorporated Gadsden County, Florida, operated by the Gadsden County School District. It is located near the city of Greensboro, [1] [2] and served grades 5-12. [3] The building now houses West Gadsden High School.

            The colors were silver and black and the mascot was a panther. [4]

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            • 2 Light athletics
            • 3 Recommendations
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            History

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            Established in the summer of 2004 and home to students who previously attended Greensboro High School and Chattahohoochee High School. [1] A group of students from these two high schools chose a mascot, school name, and school colors. [5] They deliberately decided not to use the colors and mascots of the two previous schools to give West Gadsden a new look. The new school was to have more courses than the previous Chattahoochee school. [6]

            It was opened by 487 students. [6] In his first year, he taught at the former Greensboro High School, [4] on Route 559 Greensboro. [7] [8] In the first year, the school had four portable classes. [6] Its permanent campus, which at the time was to be built next to the Greensboro Elementary School building, [6] was scheduled to open in 2005. [4] By 2007 the school had moved to its current location, [5] at 200 Providence Road. The former campus is now Greensboro Elementary School. [9]

            In 2017, about 482 students studied there. [1] West Gadsden High was 76% occupied as of March 2017. [3] On Tuesday, April 4, 2017, the school board was due to vote on whether to merge East Gadsden High School and West Gadsden High School into one high school. [10] The Board voted 3:2 in favor of consolidation. [11] The school will be renamed West Gadsden Middle School as only high school grades remain. As part of the consolidation, grades 4-5 will move from local elementary schools to West Gadsden High School. In March 2017, several members of the West Gadsden High community spoke out against the plans for amalgamation. [3]

            Former headmaster of West Gadsden School, Juliette Jackson, has become head of the merged school. Gadsden County High School. [12]

            Athletics

            The first athletic director and head coach of the American Football West Gadsden team was Robert Jackson, who served in that capacity at Greensboro prior to the founding of West Gadsden. [4]

            Brian Miller of Tallahassee Democrat stated that the high school merger of the 2000s damaged school sports spirit in the district as former school identities were discarded. [13] In October 2004, Jackson stated, “We didn’t understand what we were all doing. We don’t have taste yet. We are not chocolate, we are not vanilla, we are not strawberry. We haven’t played together for a long time. remains to be seen, but we will. ” 9 Miller, Brian (01/30/2017). “Striplin goes from West Gadsden to the East, schools will probably merge.” Tallahassee Democrat . Retrieved 2017-04-05.

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            Coordinates: 30°34′00″N 84°44′01″W / 30.5668°N 84.7336°W / 30.5668; -84.7336

            Master’s Program in English at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro

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            North West Guildford High School

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            North-Western secondary school of Gilford This is a state secondary school in Hilford District, North Karolin . It currently has 1947 students. [2] in grades 9-12.

            Ranked by Newsweek ‘s Best High Schools in America Ranked 261 among American high schools. [3] The school has also received an award from Siemens for its strength in science and mathematics, [4] and has been included in the list of High Schools that operate [5] as one of the top 36 high schools in the United States. States.

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            • 2 Services
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            • 5 Arts
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            Traditions

            Northwest has three dances during the school year: the Homecoming dance on Saturday night after the Homecoming football game on Friday, the TWIRP dance in the spring, and the kids’ prom and adults.

            Services

            Due to the increase in population in the area in the early 2000s, several additions occurred in the Northwest, including the adaptation of a two-story academic building completed in 2002, a second gymnasium completed in 2003, and a cultural arts wing . Northwest now has an “Old Gym” and a “New Gym”; as well as two main buildings, “Old Building” and “New Building”.

            The school’s original main building, the “Old Building”, serves primarily as the English, CTE, and Department of Environmental Sciences building, while the Academic Building or “New Building” serves primarily as the Mathematics, Foreign Language, Biology, and Physics Buildings. science.

            The vocational building provides classes in art, technology, and graphic design, and trailers serve primarily as social science classes. The Professional Building formerly housed the Naval Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) until the program was decommissioned in the spring of 2004.

            In the autumn of 2012, a new stadium, stands for football fields and a sports track were opened for students from the North-West. R. L. Billings Stadium now has a capacity of 5,000 people.

            Academics

            Northwest offers a large selection of advanced placement courses including US history, environmental science, AB and BC calculus, physics, statistics, world history, European history, human geography, government, psychology, 2D art, 3D art, Spanish language, Spanish literature, Latin, English language and composition, German language and composition and English literature. The school also has honors courses and college prep courses.

            The Northwest school newspaper changed its name in 2007 from Northwest Express to Northwest Skylines . [6]

            athletics

            Northwest is a 4A school with a large sports program, with sports programs in off road, football, basketball, football, tennis, swimming, lacrosse, baseball, wrestling, tennis, track, hockey on grass, volleyball, rugby, and golf, among others.

            Art

            Northwest has a fine arts program including concert and marching bands, orchestral ensembles, arts classes, theater department, and vocal ensembles.

            Notable Alumni

            • Leah Naomi Green, poet, recipient of the 2019 Walt Whitman Academy of American Poetry Award [7]
            • Scott Houston, national pole vault champion who won the 2018 US Indoor Track and Field Championships [8]
            • Rusty LaRue, former NBA player and 19 Young, Jim. (April 7, 2004). Not thinking, just driving. Greensboro News and Recordings. Accessed March 5, 2020.

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