Moore County Schools
There are 23 schools in the Moore County public school system:
3 high schools,5 middle schools, 14 elementary schools, and 1 alternative school.
Each year enrollment increases and programs are instituted to bring “future ready skills” to the classroom so the slogan for Moore County schools is very appropriate:
“Growing to Greatness” Dr. Robert Grimesey is Superintendent of Schools and works tirelessly to ensure our students are offered opportunities to get the best education possible. Information on specific schools in the Moore County system may be found by using this link: → www.ncmcs.org.
Private Schools in Moore County
There are approximately 8 private schools. Following is a list of these schools and a brief overview. For more information on each school, please click on the link for each school’s website.
Calvary Christian School
Focuses on the basics including reading, writing, and mathematics. Kindergarten through 12th grade, as well as daycare for ages 2 to 5. → www.calvarychristianschool.biz.
Covenant Preparatory School
Opening in 2013, the school is located in Carthage and enrolls children from Kindergarten through Grade 12. For more information, please visit their website at
→ www.covenantprep.com
Episcopal Day School (EDS)
Seeks to educate the whole child in mind, body, and spirit in a Christian community to foster lifelong learning. Pre-school (3-year-olds) through Grade 5 is offered.→ www.episcopalday.org.
The O’Neal School
Students range in age from pre-K (3-year-olds) through 12th Grade; it is a college prep school dedicated to academic excellence, strength of character, physical well-being. 100% of graduating seniors are accepted to colleges, and the school does have financial aid available.
Their website is → www.onealschool.org.
Moore County Schools
There are 23 schools in the Moore County public school system:
3 high schools,5 middle schools, 14 elementary schools, and 1 alternative school.
Each year enrollment increases and programs are instituted to bring “future ready skills” to the classroom so the slogan for Moore County schools is very appropriate:
“Growing to Greatness” Dr. Robert Grimesey is Superintendent of Schools and works tirelessly to ensure our students are offered opportunities to get the best education possible. Information on specific schools in the Moore County system may be found by using this link: → www.ncmcs.org.
Private Schools in Moore County
There are approximately 8 private schools. Following is a list of these schools and a brief overview. For more information on each school, please click on the link for each school’s website.
Calvary Christian School
Focuses on the basics including reading, writing, and mathematics. Kindergarten through 12th grade, as well as daycare for ages 2 to 5. → www.calvarychristianschool.biz.
Episcopal Day School (EDS)
Seeks to educate the whole child in mind, body, and spirit in a Christian community to foster lifelong learning. Pre-school (3-year-olds) through Grade 5 is offered.→ www.episcopalday.org.
Covenant Preparatory School
Opening in 2013, the school is located in Carthage and enrolls children from Kindergarten through Grade 12. For more information, please visit their website at www.covenantprep.com
The O’Neal School
Students range in age from pre-K (3-year-olds) through 12th Grade; it is a college prep school dedicated to academic excellence, strength of character, physical well-being. 100% of graduating seniors are accepted to colleges, and the school does have financial aid available.
Their website is → www.onealschool.org.
Pope John Paul ll Catholic School
The school focuses on forming students’ hearts and minds according to the teachings of the Roman Catholic faith while providing the highest standard of academic excellence. Students do wear uniforms. A curriculum is offered for pre-K four through 8th grade at its new campus.
The school’s website is → www.jp2catholicschool.org.
Rainbow Baptist Church School
Located in Aberdeen, the school accepts student in grades 3 through 8. No website is available but you may call 910-944-2799 for information.
Solid Rock Christian School
Also located in Aberdeen, the school offers pre-school for ages 2-4 and accepts students kindergarten through grade 12. For information, call 910-944-2099.
Sandhills Classical Christian School
A non-denominational school which offers a full curriculum for students pre-school through grade 12. The school offers an outstanding academic program in Classical Methodology. A new campus is being built in Whispering Pines. For more details visit → www.sandhillsccs.org.
Sandhills Community College
On October 1, 1965, Sandhills Community College admitted it first students and became the first North Carolina community college to offer a transfer program for students desiring a four-year degree. Currently, this fine college also offers many classes of interest to retirees in our community, continuing education courses, as well as online courses. Residents of Moore County are both fortunate and proud to have such a fine community college in Pinehurst! To learn more about the college and its programs,
go to → www.sandhills.edu.
Pope John Paul ll Catholic School
The school focuses on forming students’ hearts and minds according to the teachings of the Roman Catholic faith while providing the highest standard of academic excellence. Students do wear uniforms. A curriculum is offered for pre-K four through 8th grade at its new campus.
The school’s website is → www.jp2catholicschool.org.
Rainbow Baptist Church School
Located in Aberdeen, the school accepts student in grades 3 through 8. No website is available but you may call 910-944-2799 for information.
Solid Rock Christian School
Also located in Aberdeen, the school offers pre-school for ages 2-4 and accepts students kindergarten through grade 12. For information, call 910-944-2099.
Sandhills Classical Christian School
A non-denominational school which offers a full curriculum for students pre-school through grade 12. The school offers an outstanding academic program in Classical Methodology. A new campus is being built in Whispering Pines. For more details visit → www.sandhillsccs.org.
Sandhills Community College
On October 1, 1965, Sandhills Community College admitted it first students and became the first North Carolina community college to offer a transfer program for students desiring a four-year degree. Currently, this fine college also offers many classes of interest to retirees in our community, continuing education courses, as well as online courses. Residents of Moore County are both fortunate and proud to have such a fine community college in Pinehurst! To learn more about the college and its programs,
go to → www.sandhills.edu.
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