If you are a parent in Johnston or surrounding counties with a child approaching grades K-12, we invite you to explore the many advantages of Neuse Charter School, Johnston County's first free public charter school. Officially opened on August 27, 2007, the school offers a rigorous studies program with foreign language as early as kindergarten and an honors/college prep focused curriculum in the high school. Please don't miss this unique opportunity for your child.
NCS is a free public school, chartered by the State of N.C. and funded by state and county per pupil allotments as well as federal grants. Any child who is a legal resident of North Carolina and who has not been expelled from another school can attend. NCS provides instruction for grades K-12 in an environment that maximizes student learning.
Neuse Charter School is not able to offer transportation. Additionally, NCS does not provide food services, but we do offer lunch options throughout the week for purchase.
NCS is a free public school, chartered by the State of N.C. and funded by state and county per pupil allotments as well as federal grants. Any child who is a legal resident of North Carolina and who has not been expelled from another school can attend. NCS provides instruction for grades K-12 in an environment that maximizes student learning.
Neuse Charter School is not able to offer transportation. Additionally, NCS does not provide food services, but we do offer lunch options throughout the week for purchase.
School Mission"Neuse Charter School provides innovative approaches to learning by focusing on high academic standards, critical and creative thinking skills, character development, and multicultural experiences for grades K-12. All stakeholders work cooperatively to ensure the NCS community empowers every individual to achieve his or her maximum potential."
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School Vision"We, the Neuse Charter School community, believe that through a positive, safe, and creative learning environment students will emerge as respectful, responsible citizens of a global community."
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