Best Schools in North Carolina

Browse 2,717 schools across North Carolina. Find the best schools by county and city, rated on class size, funding, and outcomes.

🏆 Top Rated Schools in North Carolina

A+
Mattamuskeet School
Swan Quarter, NC 27885
👥 292 students 📚 9.8:1 ratio
97 /100
A+
Robbinsville High
Robbinsville, NC 28771
👥 342 students 📚 10.8:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Bertie Middle
Windsor, NC 27983
👥 375 students 📚 11.0:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Club Boulevard Elementary
Durham, NC 27704
👥 380 students 📚 10.7:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Lakewood Elementary
Durham, NC 27707
👥 401 students 📚 10.6:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
The School for Creative Studies
Durham, NC 27704
👥 438 students 📚 11.0:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Glenn Elementary
Durham, NC 27704
👥 570 students 📚 10.6:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Holt Elementary
Durham, NC 27704
👥 618 students 📚 10.8:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
George Watts Elementary
Durham, NC 27701
👥 309 students 📚 11.7:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Little River K-8 School
Durham, NC 27712
👥 308 students 📚 8.9:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
R N Harris Elementary
Durham, NC 27703
👥 301 students 📚 10.2:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
W G Pearson Elementary
Durham, NC 27707
👥 348 students 📚 11.1:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Eastway Elementary
Durham, NC 27701
👥 393 students 📚 11.8:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Sandy Ridge Elementary
Durham, NC 27704
👥 477 students 📚 11.2:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Ignite Online Academy
Durham, NC 27707
👥 369 students 📚 9.8:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Ephesus Elementary
Chapel Hill, NC 27517
👥 389 students 📚 11.1:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Estes Hills Elementary
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
👥 349 students 📚 11.9:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Phillips Middle
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
👥 572 students 📚 10.6:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
McDougle Middle
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
👥 705 students 📚 11.3:1 ratio
96 /100
A+
Scroggs Elementary
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
👥 397 students 📚 11.9:1 ratio
96 /100

📍 Schools by County

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Wake County
234 schools Avg: B+
Mecklenburg County
218 schools Avg: B
Guilford County
127 schools Avg: B
Forsyth County
92 schools Avg: B+
Cumberland County
84 schools Avg: B
Durham County
70 schools Avg: A
Buncombe County
60 schools Avg: B+
Gaston County
60 schools Avg: B
Union County
58 schools Avg: B
Cabarrus County
56 schools Avg: B
Iredell County
51 schools Avg: B
New Hanover County
50 schools Avg: B+
Catawba County
47 schools Avg: B
Randolph County
45 schools Avg: B
Davidson County
42 schools Avg: B
Alamance County
41 schools Avg: B+
Johnston County
41 schools Avg: B
Pitt County
40 schools Avg: B
Orange County
39 schools Avg: A
Onslow County
38 schools Avg: B
Robeson County
37 schools Avg: B+
Harnett County
35 schools Avg: B
Rowan County
33 schools Avg: B
Surry County
32 schools Avg: B
Wayne County
31 schools Avg: B
Wilson County
28 schools Avg: B
Henderson County
26 schools Avg: B
Craven County
26 schools Avg: B
Caldwell County
26 schools Avg: B
Rockingham County
24 schools Avg: B
Lincoln County
23 schools Avg: B
Halifax County
23 schools Avg: B+
Burke County
22 schools Avg: B
Chatham County
22 schools Avg: B+
Lee County
21 schools Avg: B
Stanly County
21 schools Avg: B
Wilkes County
21 schools Avg: B
Brunswick County
21 schools Avg: B
Nash County
21 schools Avg: B
Moore County
20 schools Avg: B
Cleveland County
20 schools Avg: B
Franklin County
20 schools Avg: B
Columbus County
20 schools Avg: B
Edgecombe County
20 schools Avg: B
Sampson County
19 schools Avg: B
Rutherford County
19 schools Avg: B+
Pender County
18 schools Avg: B
Vance County
18 schools Avg: B
Stokes County
17 schools Avg: B
Carteret County
17 schools Avg: B+

Frequently Asked Questions About Schools in North Carolina

How many K-12 schools are in North Carolina?

There are 2,717 K-12 schools in North Carolina tracked by Repit, spanning 50 counties. Each school is rated using the Repit School Score, which evaluates class size, funding, and student outcomes.

What is the Repit School Score?

The Repit School Score rates schools on a 100-point scale based on student-teacher ratio (class size), per-pupil funding, and graduation outcomes. Unlike traditional ratings that rely heavily on standardized test scores, Repit focuses on factors that actually impact educational quality.

What are the best schools in North Carolina?

Top-rated schools in North Carolina include Mattamuskeet School, Robbinsville High, Bertie Middle, Club Boulevard Elementary, Lakewood Elementary. These schools have earned high Repit School Scores based on their student-teacher ratios, funding levels, and educational outcomes.

How do I find schools near me in North Carolina?

Browse schools by county or city using our interactive lists below. You can also search for specific schools by name. Each school page includes detailed information on class sizes, funding, and contact information.