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ECMMS is located near the newly-renovated Downtown Cary Park.

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If you’re looking to provide your middle schooler with an engaging + challenging learning experience, consider East Cary Magnet Middle’s School’s innovative programming that emphasizes global learning and making a positive impact in the world.

The school offers:

  • A campus transformed into a map of the world, with buildings designated as continents, a collaborative international courtyard, and a school entrance that welcomes students in eight different languages.
  • Daily World Language courses in Mandarin or Spanish (and the chance to earn up to two high school credits).
  • A supportive learning environment and global curriculum tailored to individual needs and deepening cultural awareness.
  • Various clubs + organizations
  • A focus on developing students who are collaborative, creative, excellent communicators, and critical thinkers.

Take a tour, enroll + apply

Ready to check out ECMMS? Schedule a tour — and note applying is a two-step process, so be sure to enroll a few days before the application deadline of Thursday, Jan. 25.

Enroll + apply

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