Best Schools in the Charlotte, NC Area
Are you searching for information on the best schools in the greater Charlotte, NC area? CarolinaSchoolHub offfers rankings on 513 schools in the Charlotte Metro Area, including 332 elementary schools, 164 middle schools and 101 high schools.
Click the links below for information on test scores, academic growth levels, student diversity data and much more. Get background information and see data on some of the Charlotte's best high schools including Providence High School, Marvin Ridge High School, and Pine Lake Preparatory.
Best Elementary Schools in the Charlotte, NC Area
Best Middle Schools in the Charlotte, NC Area
| #1 | Jay M. Robinson Middle School (Charlotte, NC) |
| #2 | Marvin Ridge Middle School (Waxhaw, NC) |
| #3 | Weddington Middle School (Matthews, NC) |
| #4 | Harris Road Middle School (Concord, NC) |
| #5 | Rea Farms STEAM Academy (Charlotte, NC) |
| Click here to see all 164 of the best middle schools in Charlotte | |
Best High Schools in the Charlotte, NC Area
| #1 | Providence High School (Charlotte, NC) |
| #2 | Marvin Ridge High School (Waxhaw, NC) |
| #3 | Pine Lake Preparatory (Mooresville, NC) |
| #4 | Lake Norman Charter School (Huntersville, NC) |
| #5 | Central Academy of Technology (Monroe, NC) |
| Click here to see all 101 of the best high schools in Charlotte | |
Best Public Schools in Charlotte
You can click the links above for more information on each of these schools. We have data on some of the best schools in the Charlotte area - including Providence Spring Elementary School, W R Odell Elementary School, Jay M. Robinson Middle School, and Polo Ridge Elementary School. The rankings above are based on schools in the greater Charlotte area - including the following counties:
- Mecklenburg County, NC
- Iredell County, NC
- Catawba County, NC
- Gaston County, NC
- Lincoln County, NC
- Cabarrus County, NC
- Union County, NC
- Stanly County, NC
- Rowan County, NC
Rankings for the best public schools in the Charlotte area were created independently by Carolina School Hub. The test data for this site was derived from the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and South Carolina Department of Education.