High Schools in Charlotte, NC

In 1951, the citizens of Charlotte decided to develop a college-style campus consisting of 13 buildings on 62 acres reflecting community support for excellence in public education. Buildings are centered around a quadrangle, commonly known as the quad. Myers Park's tree-lined campus is situated in one

Set up in 1990, The King's Academy is a Christian 4K-12 school with nearly 300 students. Situated on the campus of Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church, the school supplies superb academic challenges while incorporating training in ministry into every area of a student's life. Exit I-20 at mile marker

The 1st high school for African American students in Charlotte, Second Ward High School was the core of a once flourishing black neighborhood. During a time of segregation, the school provided respect and safety. After the loss of the school, the alumni organized the Foundation in 1980 to keep the Second

Trinity Christian Prep School is a private, faith-based high school providing a college- preparatory education to students grades 8-12. We're non-denominational and accept students from all churches and backgrounds. Trinity is co-educational and has limited its enrollment to 65 students.

Zebulon B. Vance High School, tucked away in the Governor's Village just off of WT Harris Blvd. In NE Charlotte, is where youthful talent and potential are being developed and lives enriched. The Zebulon B. Vance High School's phenomenal music program teaches students to strive for excellence in academics,