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45+ elementary, middle, and high schools in Raleigh

Olds Elementary School in Raleigh, NC
Olds Elementary School is ranked No. 177 among NC elementary schools. | Photo by @oldselementarypta
Wake County has 193 schools and 160,000+ students. We’re giving you the 411 on enrollment, student-teacher ratio, tuition, and more (thanks to data from U.S. News & World Report) for the area’s major public + private schools. And don’t worry, there won’t be any homework.

Public elementary schools

Pleasant Union Elementary School, 1900 Pleasant Union Church Rd.
Washington Magnet Elementary School, 1000 Fayetteville St.

Public middle schools

Carnage Middle School in Raleigh, NC

Carnage Middle School ranks as the No. 46 best middle school in NC.

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Photo via Wake County Public School System

Pine Hollow Middle School, 5365 Bartram Pl.
The Exploris School, 401 Hillsborough St.

Public high schools

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Broughton High School offers rigorous academics like the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

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Photo via Wake County Public School System

Broughton Magnet High School, 723 St. Marys St.
Raleigh Charter High School, 1307 Glenwood Ave.

Private schools

Ravenscroft, 7409 Falls of Neuse Rd. | Founded in 1868
  • Grades PK-12
  • Day and boarding school
  • Total enrollment: 1,174
  • Student-teacher ratio: 9:1
  • Tuition: $15,070+
  • Academics available for boys and girls
The Montessori School of Raleigh, 7005 Lead Mine Rd. | Founded in 1974
  • Grades PK-12
  • Day school
  • Total enrollment: 437
  • Student-teacher ratio: 5:1
  • Tuition: $14,415
  • Academics available for boys and girls
Psst — don’t let school traffic impact your plans. See our interactive map for a visual of where these Raleigh-area schools are located.
30+ more schools
Asked

What is the average public school student to teacher ratio in the US?


A. 10:1
B. 15:1
C. 17:1
D. 25:1
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Events
Tuesday, July 9
  • Vina Robles Wine Tasting | Tuesday, July 9 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Westgate Wine Bar, 6405 Westgate Rd., Ste. 111, Raleigh | $15-$30 | Join a representative from the California winery and try a variety of vino.
  • Alissa DeRogatis: “Call It What You Want” | Tuesday, July 9 | 7-8 p.m. | Quail Ridge Books, 4209 Lassiter Mill Rd., Ste. 100, Raleigh | $0-$18 | Meet this NC-based author and hear about her new romantic book.
Wednesday, July 10
  • Movie Night: “Jaws” | Wednesday, July 10 | 6-8:15 p.m. | Richard B. Harrison Community Library, 1313 New Bern Ave., Raleigh | Free | Shark Week is here — celebrate with this ravenous classic.
  • Balance the Heat: Yin Yoga for the Summer | Wednesday, July 10 | 7:30-8:30 p.m. | Current Wellness, 219 S. East St., Raleigh | $85 | Learn how to keep your flow up even during the hottest time of year.
  • Downtown Cary Girls Night Out | Wednesday, July 10 | 6-8 p.m. | Home For Entertaining, 119 W. Park St., Cary | Free | Sip and shop downtown Cary while collecting stamps to redeem them for a free glass of wine.
Thursday, July 11
Lots more 919 fun
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Giveaway

Food

Enter to win a euphoric experience during every foodie’s favorite week of the year

Presented by a RALtoday Partner
A group of people raise a glass at euphoria, Greenville's premier food + wine festival.
Raise your glass, because we’ve partnered with euphoria to give away one unforgettable experience in Greenville, SC. | Image by 6AM City
Calling all foodies — we’ve partnered with euphoria Food, Wine & Music Festival to dish out an unforgettable experience for one lucky winner + guest to indulge in a feast for the senses in Greenville, SC, on Sept. 19-22.

The euphoria prize package (valued at $1,680) includes:
Head over to our Instagram for details on how to enter.
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News Notes
Closing
  • Glenwood South’s Plates Neighborhood Kitchen will shut its doors after 11 years on Sunday, July 28. We’re going to miss the globally inspired food and cozy atmosphere of the eatery. (The News & Observer)
Eat
  • The folks at City Market Sushi are preparing a new ramen eatery on East Davie Street. Daijoubu, which comes from a Japanese phrase meaning “it’s alright,” plans to open later this summer with steaming bowls of noodles. (The News & Observer)
Tech
  • NC State researchers are developing ways to integrate artificial intelligence into agriculture. Researchers say their work could make the industry more environmentally friendly with precise fertilizer and pesticide use. (WUNC)
Sports
  • The Carolina Hurricanes have hired Doug Warf as the new team president, overseeing business operations + PNC Arena. Warf follows Doug Waddell, who recently stepped down as president and general manager. (The News & Observer)
Active
  • Fleet Feet is hosting a run through Raleigh’s historic cemeteries on Saturday, Aug. 3. You’ll learn more about Raleigh’s history during this three-mile run — no dogs or strollers are permitted.
Community
Open
  • Black & White Coffee is now open at Raleigh-Durham International Airport — and we checked it out for ourselves. See what we loved most about the popular coffee shop + roastery making its way to RDU to ensure Raleighite travelers get their pre-flight fix.*
Travel
  • A seaside getaway is calling. The Seagate Resort, a boutique hotel on beautiful Delray Beach, FL, offers guests exclusive access to a private beach and newly-designed championship golf course. For a limited time, get 30% off plus two craft cocktails — just use code GOLDEN at checkout.*
Finance
  • Did you know some credit cards can actually help you get out of debt faster? Yes, it sounds crazy. But it’s true. The secret: Find a credit card with a “0% intro APR” period for balance transfers. Here are hands down some of the best.*
Wellness
  • Magnesium can help you fall asleep, manage stress, and wake up refreshed. Magnesium Breakthrough combines all seven essential forms of magnesium — get an extra 10% off now.*
 
Sports

⚽️ International soccer in CLT

Copa America coming to Bank of America Stadium

Thousands of people pack the stands over a soccer field with the Uptown Charlotte skyline at night in the background.
Charlotte professional sports teams like Charlotte FC are credited for attracting thousands of out-of-town fans for games. | Photo by CLTtoday
Ready for a ~2.5-hour road trip? Soccer fans from around the world will flock to Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte for two CONMEBOL Copa América 2024 matches. A semifinal game is scheduled for Wednesday, July 10 and the third-place match will take place Saturday, July 13.

Copa América is South America’s premier championship. The tournament began on June 20, pitting 16 of the top international teams, like defending champs Argentina, Brazil, and the US, in a head-to-head tournament.

The field at Bank of America Stadium will be temporarily converted to natural grass for the games. This is the first time the Queen City will host this event. Tickets are on sale for Wednesday’s game between Uruguay and Colombia. Tickets for Saturday’s game are also available.

The championship game takes place Sunday, July 14 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
The Buy
Hello, The Buy team here. If you like browsing our daily featured item, we’ve got a whole site of recommendations to choose from — allow us to direct you to a few.

🔪 This $260 knife set is on sale for $75 through Sunday, July 21.

🌺 These 15 tropical Amazon finds will spruce up your wardrobe, home, and vibe for summer.

🛍️ The Nordstrom Anniversary sale is coming — here are the best deals to bookmark.
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The Wrap
 
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