Listing of North Carolina boarding schools - Boarding school directory for the State of North Carolina – reform schools and residential treatment for teens.
Listing of North Carolina boarding schools - Boarding school directory for the State of North Carolina – reform schools and residential treatment for teens.
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  • Asheville School

    Asheville, NC

    Asheville School is a private coed school in Asheville, North Carolina. If you don't count Asheville School, there are 28 private schools in Buncombe County. Their campus is set in a small city, which is just one important piece of information to consider when looking at boarding schools. In terms of religious orientation, Asheville School is nonsectarian. The academic school years lasts 185 calendar days and each day students spend 9 hours in class. In 2011, 100% of the graduating senior class went on… More

    9 - 12
    All-boy
    275 Students
    38 Teachers

  • Christ School

    Arden, NC

    Christ School is a private all-boy school in Arden, North Carolina. Arden is a suburb in Buncombe County. Buncombe County is home to 29 private schools, including Christ School. In terms of religious orientation, the Christ School is an Episcopal school. Students are given instruction about their faith and they are also encouraged and challenged to speak out about their faith. There is a project called "This I Believe" which is designed to help the students to express and defend their belief through written… More

    8 - 12
    All-boy
    246 Students
    44 Teachers

  • Salem Academy

    Winston Salem, NC

    Salem Academy is a private all-girl school in Winston Salem, North Carolina. Winston Salem is a city in Forsyth County, where you will find 22 other private schools. Unlike most schools, however, Salem Academy offers students room and board. In terms of religious orientation, Salem Academy is a nonsectarian school. The academic school years lasts 171 calendar days and each day students spend 8 hours in class. In 2011, 100% of the graduating senior class went on to 4-year colleges. 22.6 full-time equivalent teachers… More

    9 - 12
    All-boy
    167 Students
    23 Teachers

  • St. Mary’s School

    Raleigh, NC

    Located in Raleigh, North Carolina, St. Mary's School is an independent, college preparatory school that is dedicated to helping girls reach their full potential. They do this by exposing them to never ending opportunities and providing them with a community they can thrive in. Every student is challenged to conquer their fears and seize every opportunity that comes their way. They will build a strong academic and personal foundation thanks to the many programs offered through the school. Some programs offered include school activities,… More

    9 - 12
    All-boy
    246 Students
    37 Teachers

  • Wolf Creek Academy

    Mars Hill, NC

    Wolf Creek is a therapeutic boarding school and Christian boarding school helping adolescents (ages 14-17) who are experiencing behavioral difficulties, anger, depression, academic failure, or attachment disorders.It is located in the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina.It also offers an accredited school program, including college preparatory education. WCA's therapy is designed for teenage boys and girls with a history of behavior difficulties, strained family relationships, or other emotional problems. Their focus is to help turn lives around for struggling teens and their families.Wolf Creek… More

    9 - 12
    Coed
    Students
    Teachers

What's Up in North carolina

North Carolina offers a variety of boarding schools for students. Whether it’s a boy or girl struggling with learning difficulties and needing extra attention, or an athlete looking to improve their skills in hopes of landing a college scholarship, there is a school within the state that can provide whatever assistance is needed.

North Carolina School of the Arts

Founded in 1963, this coed school for grades 9-12 is located in Winston-Salem and has 1,100 students on its 50-acre campus. Students here can be enrolled in high school, undergraduate, or graduate studies in such fields as filmmaking, drama, and art. A publicly-funded school, it is one of the few boarding schools in the state with that distinction. The school has the honor of having as its mascot the Fighting Pickle, and each year puts on a musical that is well-known for innovation and fun.

North Carolina School of Science and Math

Renowned for its math and science programs, this school is also known for its excellent athletic programs. Open only to boys and girls in grades 11-12, the school recently broke through and won a regional championship in Men’s Soccer. With a student body of 650 students, there have been many award winners in academic competitions as well as others who have gone on to gain acceptance at many prestigious colleges and universities.

Wellspring Academy

A unique boarding school experience, Wellspring is designed for both boys and girls in grades 8-12 who are suffering from obesity and need a structured weight loss program that also allows them to excel academically. Along with traditional academic classes, students here work with behavioral therapists in order to change their attitude toward food and learn why they do what they do when it comes to food. To help them regain good health, many sports programs are offered such as track and field, baseball, swimming, tennis, basketball, and other sports of interest.

Saint Mary’s School View profile »

An all-girls school located in Raleigh, Saint Mary’s is an Episcopalian school offering girls in grades 9-12 academic and athletic opportunities found at few other schools. No matter which classes are being taken, students have the opportunity to take advanced placement or honors versions, and can also enroll in technology and fine arts classes. Athletic programs include tennis and swimming, while community service projects are also emphasized to promote working together for a common cause.

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