Overview
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools (CHCCS) is a school district which educates over 12,000 students (pre-K through 12th grade) in the southeastern part of Orange County, North Carolina. Being near three major universities as well as the Research Triangle Park, it serves one of the best educated populations in the United States. It is the school district for most of Chapel Hill (except the small portion of Chapel Hill that is in Durham County) and all of Carrboro, including schools from elementary through high school. It is financed through property taxes, including a city supplement, as well as state and federal funds. The administrative center is located at Lincoln Center at 750 South Merritt Mill Road. Lincoln Center is the site of the former all-black high school. Services are available for gifted, special needs, and limited English proficiency students.
Elementary schools
Carrboro Elementary - Carrboro Cubs (serving downtown Carrboro and Chapel Hill; Colors: blue and white)
Ephesus Elementary - Roadrunners (serving Ephesus Road and east Chapel Hill; Colors: red, yellow and white)
Estes Hills Elementary - Eagles (serving central Chapel Hill around Estes Drive; Colors: green, gold and white)
Frank Porter Graham Bilingüe School - Winged Lions (serving all of the district; Colors: yellow, maroon and navy blue, 2018/19 was its 60th anniversary!)
Glenwood Elementary - Gators (serving east Chapel Hill; Color: green)
McDougle Elementary - Dolphins (serving central Carrboro; Colors: teal and yellow)
Morris Grove Elementary - Geckos (serving north Carrboro; Colors: blue and green)
Rashkis Elementary - Raptors (serving the neighborhood of Meadowmont Village; Colors: purple and yellow)
Mary Scroggs Elementary School - Frogs (serving the neighborhood of Southern Village; Colors: lime green and white)
Seawell Elementary - Seahawks (serving northwest and central Chapel Hill; Colors: blue and white)
Northside Elementary - Navigators (serving Northside, Carrboro neighborhoods; Colors: blue and orange)
Middle schools
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