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2015 North Carolina DIRECTORY of NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2015 North Carolina DIRECTORY OF NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS Conventional Schools Edition Information from the 2014-2015 school term Published June 2015 This directory includes only schools which were operating legally this school year. School addresses are mailing addresses, not necessarily location addresses. School staff data includes only full and part-time faculty and administration. School enrollment data is as reported by the school for the 2014-2015 school year and includes only grade 5K--12 students. AS -- Accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International CS -- Accredited by the North Carolina Christian School Association IS -- Accredited by the Southern Association of Independent Schools MS – Accredited by the Middle States Commission of Elem/Secondary Schools PS -- Accredited thru the National Council for Private School Accreditation (Includes AMS; CSI; NIPSA; and SDA accredited schools) SA -- Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools SS -- Special school (short-term student population) STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION David Mills, Director Division of Non-Public Education 1309 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1309 Telephone: (919) 733-4276 Web Site: www.ncdnpe.org Conventional Schools Listing School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Alamance County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Alamance County Alamance Christian School K-12 Day 166 111 277 44 P.O. Box 838 Religious CS, PS, MS Graham, NC 27253 Dr. Robert E. Hodges (336) 578-0318 Bible Wesleyan Chr. Sch. K-12 Day 12 19 31 11 106 Moore's Chapel Cemetery Rd. Religious Graham, NC 27253 Rev. Brian Covert (336) 376-3913 Blessed Sacrament Catholic School K-8 Day 74 62 136 18 515 Hillcrest Avenue Religious SA Burlington, NC 27215 Mrs. Maria Iniquen-Gomez (336) 570-0019 Bradford Academy K-7 Day 32 42 74 11 P.O. Box 147 Religious Mebane, NC 27302 Mr. Jeff Johnston (336) 263-1262 Burlington Christian Academy K-12 Day 274 312 586 68 621 E. Sixth Street Religious SA, AS Burlington, NC 27215 Mr. Michael Brown (336) 227-0288 Burlington School K-12 Day 130 104 234 42 1615 Greenwood Terrace Independent IS, SA Burlington, NC 27215 Mr. Ronnie Wall (336) 228-0296 Children's House Montessori School K-6 Day 18 10 28 11 3750 Alamance Road Independent Burlington, NC 27215 Mrs. Denise Marti (336) 228-0908 1 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Alamance County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Friendship Christian School K-12 Day 11 7 18 4 2541 Elon-Ossipee Road Religious Elon, NC 27244 Dr. Tommy Cook (336) 584-4476 Alamance County Total 717 667 1,384 209 Alexander County Alexander Christian Academy K-7 Day 39 40 79 11 3919 Icard Ridge Road Religious Hickory, NC 28601 Mrs. Angela Gettler (828) 598-0109 Alexander County Total 39 40 79 11 Alleghany County Blue Ridge Christian School K-9 Day 23 37 60 13 PO Box 518 Religious Glade Valley, NC 28627 Mr. Donny McCall (336) 372-6900 Alleghany County Total 23 37 60 13 Anson County Cornerstone Treatment Facility 5-9 Day 129 Wallace Road Independent SS Wadesboro, NC 28170 Ms. Lushana Pratt (704) 695-0601 Anson County Total 0 0 0 1 Avery County Bethel Christian Academy K-12 Day 26 30 56 16 PO Box 496 Religious Spruce Pine, NC 28777 Dr. Darrin Waldroup (828) 765-0510 2 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Avery County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Rainbow Christian Academy 1-10 Day 5 2 7 2 2221 Blevins Creek Road Religious Elk Park, NC 28622 Pastor Michael Stines (828) 387-0799 Avery County Total 31 32 63 18 Beaufort County Pungo Christian Academy K-12 Day 82 89 171 31 983 West Main Street Independent Belhaven, NC 27810 Mrs. Marcy S. Morgan (252) 943-2678 Terra Ceia Christian School K-12 Day 48 66 114 16 4428 Christian School Road Religious Pantego, NC 27860 Mr. Jason K. Wynne (252) 943-2485 Unity Christian Academy K-12 Day 30 23 53 11 1501 Haw Branch Rd. Religious Chocowinity, NC 27817 Mr. Kenneth Leys (252) 946-5083 Beaufort County Total 160 178 338 58 Bertie County Bethel Assembly Christian Acad. K-12 Day 76 68 144 19 105 Askewville Bryant Street Religious Windsor, NC 27983 Mr. Chris Howerton (252) 794-4034 Freedom Academy K-3 Day 12 12 24 14 1144 Hexlena Road Independent Aulander, NC 27805 Dr. Laura Early (252) 345-1144 3 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Bertie County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Lawrence Academy K-12 Day 96 99 195 37 P.O. Box 70 Independent IS, SA Merry Hill, NC 27957 Mr. Thomas E. Gregory (252) 482-4748 Bertie County Total 184 179 363 70 Bladen County Community Baptist Academy K-12 Day 33 35 68 10 3107 NC Hwy. 410 South Religious Bladenboro, NC 28320 Mr. James Appel III (910) 863-4320 Elizabethtown Christian Academy K-7 Day 45 44 89 1 1800 West Broad St. Religious Elizabethtown, NC 28337 Dr. Ronald Montgomery (910) 862-3427 Bladen County Total 78 79 157 11 Brunswick County Academy of Coastal Carolina K-10 Day 34 34 68 14 P.O. Box 1988 Independent Shallotte, NC 28459 Mrs. Theresa C. Cox (910) 754-9637 Evelyn Smith Wray Village School K-3 Day 0 3 3 3 720 Whiteville Road NW Independent Shallotte, NC 28470 Dayna Ramsey-Sanders (910) 754-2072 Holden Beach Christian Academy 1-9 Day 8 5 13 2 2428 Seashore Rd. Religious Supply, NC 28462 Ms. Susan Fields (910) 842-7822 4 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Brunswick County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff L & L Montessori School K-8 Day 13 21 34 11 4150 Vanessa Drive Independent Southport, NC 28461 Mrs. Lynette Watson (910) 454-7344 River Heights Cottage School 6-8 Day 3 9 12 1 4530 White Street Religious Shallotte, NC 28470 Mrs. Yulanda S. Bollinger (910) 754-3100 Southeastern Christian Academy K-8 Day 43 49 92 14 P.O. Box 2328 Religious Shallotte, NC 28459 Mr. Sherwood Lancaster (910) 754-2389 Southport Christian School K-9 Day 48 66 114 24 4457 Flagship Ave Religious Southport, NC 28461 Mrs. Lisa Kjome (910) 457-5060 Strategic Academy 5-12 Boarding 2050 Mercantile Drive Independent SS Leland, NC 28451 Ms. Kim Hinson (910) 371-2500 West Christian Academy 1-12 Day 26 19 45 4 P.O. Box 2250 Religious Shallotte, NC 28459 Dr. George F. West II (910) 754-9378 Brunswick County Total 175 206 381 79 Buncombe County Arden Christian School 1-12 Day 4 12 16 2 2568 Hendersonville Road Religious Arden, NC 28704 Stephen Israel (828) 687-0704 5 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Buncombe County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Asheville Catholic School K-8 Day 74 90 164 27 12 Culvern Street Religious SA Asheville, NC 28804 Fr. Pat Cahill (828) 252-7896 Asheville Christian Academy K-12 Day 346 269 615 90 P.O. Box 1089 Religious SA, AS Swannanoa, NC 28778 Mr. William G. George (828) 581-2200 Asheville School 9-12 Boarding 141 146 287 69 360 Asheville School Road Independent IS, SA Asheville, NC 28806 Mr. Arch Montgomery (828) 254-6345 Asheville-Pisgah Christian Sch. K-8 Day 31 33 64 11 90 Academy Drive Religious PS, SA Candler, NC 28715 Erin Miller (828) 667-3255 Avonlea School K-8 Day 10 9 19 3 79 Maney Branch Rd. Independent Weaverville, NC 28787 Mr. Lewis Blake (828) 626-2632 Azalea Mountain School K-4 Day 20 18 38 13 587 Haywood Road Independent Asheville, NC 28806 Jennifer Garrett (828) 575-2557 Carolina Day School K-12 Day 296 302 598 124 1345 Hendersonville Road Independent IS, SA Asheville, NC 28803 Mr. Kirk Duncan (828) 274-0757 6 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Buncombe County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Changing Hearts Boarding School 3-11 Boarding 0 16 16 4 PO Box 416 Religious Barnardsville, NC 28709 Mrs. Debbie M. West (828) 273-1380 Children's Earth School K-3 Day 1 4 5 2 86 Bradley St. Independent Asheville, NC 28806 Ms. Claire Brunton (828) 252-1924 Christ School 8-12 Boarding 261 0 261 60 500 Christ School Road Independent SA Arden, NC 28704 Mr. Paul Krieger (828) 684-6232 East Wind Christian Academy K-12 Day 45 32 77 1 1567 Patton Ave. Religious Asheville, NC 28806 Ms. Jennifer Bradley (828) 785-1567 Eliada Academy 1-11 Boarding P.O. Box 16708 Independent SS Asheville, NC 28816 Ms. Marie Jensen (828) 254-5356 Emmanuel Lutheran School K-8 Day 56 51 107 18 51 Wilburn Place Religious SA Asheville, NC 28806 Mr. Michael A. Rush (828) 281-8182 French Broad River Academy 6-8 Day 68 0 68 13 191 Lyman Street, Ste. 316 Independent Asheville, NC 28801 Mr. Will Yeiser (828) 348-4320 7 School Name Address and Phone Grades Taught Boardin Buncombe County Chief Administrator Type Accredit Male Female Enrollment Staff Hanger Hall School for Girls 6-8 Day 0 74 74 11 64 W.T. Weaver Blvd. Independent Asheville, NC 28806 Mrs. Catherine McClain (828) 258-3600 Learning Community School K-8 Day 35 40 75 16 P.O. Box 1143 Independent Black Mountain, NC 28711 Ms. Katherine Murphy (828) 686-3080 Light of Wisdom School K-10 Day 6 4 10 1 2 Science of Mind Way Religious Asheville, NC 28806 Ms. Nancy Miller (828) 551-6920 Mount Pisgah Academy 9-12 Boarding 68 80 148 17 75 Academy Drive Religious PS Candler, NC 28715 Mr.
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