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2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools 2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools Alamance County: Buncombe County: Carteret County: Craven County: E M Holt Elementary School AC Reynolds High School Beaufort Child Development Center Duffyfield Child Development Center Eastern Alamance High School Burke County: Beaufort Elementary School F.R. Danyus Child Development Center Elon University East Burke High School Beaufort Middle School Godette Child Development Center Hawfields Middle School Freedom High School Bogue Sound Elementary School Havelock High School Highland Elementary School Liberty Middle School Broad Creek Middle School New Bern High School South Graham Elementary School North Liberty School East Carteret High School Cumberland County: Southern Alamance High School Cabarrus County: Newport Child Development Center Cape Fear High School Turrentine Middle School Cannon School Newport Elementary School Cliffdale Elementary School Walter M. Williams High School Cox Mill High School West Carteret High School College Lakes Elementary School Western Alamance High School Harris Road Middle School Catawba County: E.E. Smith High School Woodlawn Middle School Mount Pleasant High School Bandys High School Fayetteville Terry Sanford High School Alexander County: Caldwell County: Lyle Creek Elementary School Gray's Creek High School Alexander Central High School Baton Elementary School Chatham County: Jack Britt High School Alleghany County: Collettsville School Chatham Middle School Pine Forest High School BROC Gap Civil Head Start Dudley Shoals Elementary School Horton Middle School South View High School Ashe County: Gamewell Middle School Jordan-Matthews High School Currituck County: Sizemore Head Start Granite Falls Elementary School Margaret B. Pollard Middle School Central Elementary School Avery County: Granite Falls Middle School Northwood High School Moyock Middle School Avery County Head Start Hibriten High School Siler City Elementary School Davidson County: High Country Head Start Hudson Elementary School Cherokee County: Central Davidson High School Beaufort County: Hudson Middle School Andrews Elementary School Davis-Townsend Elementary School John Small Elementary School Sawmills Elementary School Murphy High School Denton Elementary School Washington High School South Caldwell High School Chowan County: Hasty Elementary School Brunswick County: West Caldwell High School White Oak Elementary School Ledford High School Leland Middle School West Lenoir Elementary School Clay County: Ledford Middle School Shallotte Middle School Hayesville Middle School South Davidson High School South Brunswick High School Cleveland County: Stoner-Thomas School South Brunswick Middle School Shelby High School West Davidson High School Supply Elementary School Township Three Elementary School West Brunswick High School 2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools Davie County: Franklin County: Graham County: Henderson County: JG Koontz Head Start Bunn High School Robbinsville High School Edneyville Elementary School Mocksville Head Start Bunn Middle School Robbinsville Middle School Hendersonville Elementary School Duplin County: Cedar Creek Middle School Guilford County: Hillandale Elementary School Chinquapin Elementary School Franklinton Elementary School Alamance Elementary School North Henderson High School East Duplin High School Franklinton High School Ben L. Smith High School West Henderson High School James Kenan High School Long Mill Elementary School Cornerstone Charter Academy-CFA Iredell County: Kenansville Elementary School Louisburg College Dudley High School Iredell Charter Academy Rose Hill-Magnolia Elementary School Terrell Lane Middle School Early/Middle College at GTCC Jamestown Lake Norman High School Durham County: Gaston County: Elm St. CDC Mooresville High School Duke University Ashbrook High School George E. Simkins Elementary School Pine Lake Preparatory Forsyth County: Belmont Abbey College Grimsley High School Johnston County: Clemmons Elementary School Belmont Central Elementary School High Point Central High School Cleveland High School Lowrance Middle School Cherryville High School Jefferson Elementary School Neuse Charter School Middle Fork Pre-K Center Cramerton Middle School Jesse Wharton Elementary School Smithfield-Selma High School Mount Tabor High School East Gaston High School Lucy C. Ragsdale High School Lincoln County: Old Town Elementary School Forestview High School Macedonia Child Development Center East Lincoln High School Paisley IB Magnet School Gardner Park Elementary School Northwest Guilford High School Lincoln Charter School Petree Elementary School Holbrook Middle School Southeast Guilford High School Lincolnton High School RJ Reynolds High School Hunter Huss High School Southern Guilford High School Love Memorial Elementary School Robert B. Glenn High School Lingerfeldt Elementary School Southwest Guilford Middle School Macon County: Ronald Reagan High School Mount Holly Middle School University of North Carolina- Greensboro Macon Program for Progress Southwest Elementary School New Hope Elementary School Walter Hines Page High School Madison County: The Special Children's School Pleasant Ridge Elementary School Haywood County: Mars Hill University Union Cross Traditional Academy Sherwood Elementary School Bethel Middle School Walkertown High School Stuart W. Cramer High School Pisgah High School Winston-Salem State University Tryon Elementary School Tuscola High School W.A. Bess Elementary School Waynesville Middle School W.C. Friday Middle School Webb Street School 2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools Mecklenburg County: Rama Road Elementary School New Hanover County: Pitt County: Ardrey Kell High School Randolph Middle School Charles P Murray Middle School JH Rose High School Beverly Woods Elementary School Ridge Road Middle School Eaton Elementary School Polk County: Carmel Middle School Rocky River High School Emsley A. Laney High School Polk Central Elementary School Corvian Community School South Mecklenburg High School Eugene Ashley High School Polk County High School Croft Community Elementary School Torrence Creek Elementary School Holly Shelter Middle School Polk County Middle School David W. Butler High School University Of North Carolina-Charlotte John T. Hoggard High School Tryon Elementary School Davidson College West Charlotte High School Myrtle Grove Middle School Qualla Boundary County: East Mecklenburg High School West Mecklenburg High School New Hanover High School Cherokee Central High School Francis Bradley Middle School Whitewater Middle School University of North Carolina-Wilmington Cherokee Elementary School Garinger High School William A. Hough High School Williston School Cherokee Middle School Grand Oak Elementary School Zebulon B. Vance High School Onslow County: Randolph County: Harding University High School Mitchell County: Jacksonville Commons Middle School Connie Redding Head Start Hopewell High School Intermountain Children's Place Richlands High School Head Start Station Huntersville Elementary School Mitchell High School Southwest High School North Asheboro Head Start Idlewild Elementary School Moore County: Swansboro High School Providence Grove High School Independence High School Elise Middle School White Oak High School Randleman Head Start Jay M. Robinson Middle School Pinehurst Elementary School Orange County: Randleman High School Joseph W. Grier Academy West Pine Elementary School Carrboro High School Southwestern Randolph High School Kennedy Middle School Nash County: Cedar Ridge High School Southwestern Randolph Middle School Lebanon Road Elementary School Southern Nash High School Chapel Hill High School Wheatmore High School Mallard Creek High School McDougle Middle School Richmond County: Mint Hill Middle School University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Fairview Heights Elementary School Myers Park High School Pamlico County: LJ Bell Elementary School North Mecklenburg High School Pamlico Child Development Center Mineral Springs Elementary School Northwest School of the Arts Pender County: Monroe Avenue Elementary School Oakdale Elementary School Heide Trask High School Richmond Senior High School Oakhurst STEAM Academy Topsail High School Rockingham Middle School Olympic Community of Schools Perquiman County: Washington Street Elementary School Philips Academy Perquimans County High School Quail Hollow Middle School 2019-2020 Unified Champion Schools Rockingham County: Surry County: Wake County: North Carolina State University Douglasss Head Start II Central Middle School Adams Elementary Oakview Elementary School Draper School Head Start II Copeland Elementary School Alston Ridge Middle School Olive Chapel Elementary School Elm Grove Head Start Jones Family Resource Center Apex Friendship High School Pine Hollow Middle School Lawsonville Avenue Head Start II North Surry High School Apex Friendship Middle School Rolesville High School Lincoln School Head Start Oak Grove Head Start Apex High School Rolesville Middle School Madison Head Start Paynetown Head Start Apex Middle School Sanderson High School South End School Head Start Pilot Mountain Middle School Athens Drive High School Sycamore Creek Elementary School Stoneville School Head Start Red Hill Creek Head Start Ballentine Elementary School Tammy Lynn Center School Wentworth School Head Start Surry Central High School Baucom Elementary School Wake Forest Elementary School Rowan County: Surry Head Start Center Carroll Magnet Middle School Wake Forest High School Partners in Learning @ Catawba Transylvania County: Cary High
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