North Carolina Schools Alternative Schools

North Carolina Alternative School Private Schools

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Town
All School
# Students
Grades
Apex Jordan Lake School of the Arts
(Alternative School)
25 K-9
Asheboro Calvary Christian Academy
(Alternative School)
20 K-12
Asheville Katuah Sudbury School
(Alternative School)
12 PK
Asheville Odyssey Community School
(Alternative School)
94 K-12
Asheville Rainbow Mtn Childrens School
(Alternative School)
155 PK-8
Balsam Aspire Day School
(Alternative School)
11 6-11
Black Mountain The Learning Community School
(Alternative School)
61 K-8
Boomer Camp E-ma-etu
(Alternative School)
56 7-12
Burnsville Arthur Morgan School
(Alternative School)
27 7-9
Cary Cary Christian School
(Alternative School)
817 K-12
Cary Jordan Lake Sudbury School
(Alternative School)
8 PK
Chapel Hill Community Independent School
(Alternative School)
151 PK-8
Charlotte Access Academy
(Alternative School)
25 7-12
Charlotte Presbyterian Academy
(Alternative School)
23 2-12
Charlotte The Keys Of Carolina
(Alternative School)
52 7-12
Clayton Academy Of Hope
All-girls (Alternative School)
10 6-12
Conover St Johns Lutheran School
(Alternative School)
27 K-4
Durham Agape Corner School
(Alternative School)
37 2-12
Elizabethtown Camp E-tik-etu
All-boys (Alternative School)
55 7-12
Gold Hill Uwharrie Learning Center
All-boys (Alternative School)
51 7-12
Graham Grace Haven Academy
All-boys (Alternative School)
8 8-12
Greensboro Mell-burton Structured Day School
(Alternative School)
20 PK
Hampstead Life Christian Academy
(Alternative School)
17 K-12
Jacksonville Village Academy
(Alternative School)
22 4-12
Lowgap Camp E-mun-talee
All-boys (Alternative School)
54 7-12
Lumberton Robeson County Multi Purpose Juvenile Home
(Alternative School)
6 7-9
Manson Camp E-ten-etu
All-boys (Alternative School)
55 5-12
Matthews The School At Thompson
(Alternative School)
33 2-8
Monroe Next Generation Educ Behavior Center
(Alternative School)
15 PK
Monroe Open Book Baptist Christian Academy
(Alternative School)
15 PK-9
Morganton Morganton Day School
(Alternative School)
80 K-9
Pisgah Forest Anchor Baptist Academy
(Alternative School)
10 K-11
Pittsboro Three Springs Middle & High School
(Alternative School)
57 7-12
Raleigh All Saints Academy
(Alternative School)
51 K-9
Raleigh The Raleigh Progressive School
(Alternative School)
21 6-12
Weaverville The New Classical Academy
(Alternative School)
44 PK-8
Winston Salem Jefferson Day School
(Alternative School)
19 K-9
Winston Salem Kingswood School
(Alternative School)
34 5-11
Winston Salem Vineyard School
(Alternative School)
42 7-12
Winston Salem Winston-salem Street School
(Alternative School)
27 9-12
Winton Hertford County Multi-purpose Juvenile Home
(Alternative School)
9 PK

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Population (Approximate) 8,047,333 people 285,111,368 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree 24% 25%
Median Household Income $40,360 $36,135
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