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Christian schools in North Carolina

311 statewide. 240 are on the state’s Opportunity Scholarship list. Protestant and nondenominational Christian schools, going by the affiliation each school gave the federal survey.

By city

The 40 largest

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
North Raleigh Christian Academy ✓ Raleigh PreK-12 1,568 15.4 Christian (nondenominational)
Charlotte Christian School ✓ Charlotte K-12 1,239 11.9 Christian (nondenominational)
Metrolina Christian Academy Indian Trail PreK-12 1,200 13.4 Baptist
Carmel Christian School ✓ Matthews K-12 1,144 10 Baptist
Wesleyan Christian Academy ✓ High Point PreK-12 1,031 12.9 Methodist
Covenant Day School ✓ Matthews K-12 1,029 12 Presbyterian
Grace Christian School ✓ Sanford K-12 949 15.7 Christian (nondenominational)
Wake Christian Academy ✓ Raleigh K-12 926 12.7 Christian (nondenominational)
Grace Christian School ✓ Raleigh K-12 874 12.4 Christian (nondenominational)
Cary Christian School Cary K-12 844 16.3 Christian (nondenominational)
Wilmington Christian Academy ✓ Wilmington PreK-12 825 17.5 Baptist
Calvary Day School ✓ Winston Salem PreK-12 823 14.3 Baptist
Concord Academy ✓ Concord PreK-12 769 16 Assembly of God
Burlington Christian Academy ✓ Burlington PreK-12 755 9.8 Assembly of God
Hickory Grove Christian School ✓ Charlotte PreK-12 742 11 Baptist
Wayne Christian School ✓ Goldsboro PreK-12 737 15.4 Baptist
Fayetteville Christian School ✓ Fayetteville PreK-12 709 14 Christian (nondenominational)
High Point Christian Academy ✓ High Point PreK-12 702 10.8 Baptist
Berean Baptist Academy ✓ Fayetteville PreK-12 613 7.8 Baptist
Trinity Academy Raleigh K-12 612 11.2 Christian (nondenominational)
Southlake Christian Academy ✓ Huntersville PreK-12 611 6.5 Presbyterian
Freedom Christian Academy ✓ Fayetteville PreK-12 604 24.1 Christian (nondenominational)
Trinity School of Durham & Chapel Hill Durham K-12 583 7.6 Christian (nondenominational)
Village Christian Academy ✓ Fayetteville K-12 580 10.3 Baptist
Wilson Christian Academy ✓ Wilson PreK-12 564 13.5 Baptist
St. Timothys School ✓ Raleigh PreK-8 548 12.2 Episcopal
Liberty Christian Academy ✓ Richlands PreK-12 535 13.4 Christian (nondenominational)
Hickory Christian Academy ✓ Hickory PreK-12 529 7.6 Christian (nondenominational)
Union Grove Christian School ✓ Lexington K-12 506 14.6 Baptist
North Hills Christian School ✓ Salisbury PreK-12 485 10.8 Christian (nondenominational)
New Bern Christian Academy ✓ New Bern K-12 479 13.7 Christian (nondenominational)
Carolina Friends School Durham PreK-12 477 6.8 Friends
Harrells Christian Academy ✓ Harrells K-12 462 11.3 Christian (nondenominational)
Liberty Prep Christian Academy ✓ Mooresville K-12 444 16 Christian (nondenominational)
Trinity Episcopal School ✓ Charlotte K-8 437 8.8 Episcopal
Cramerton Christian Academy ✓ Cramerton K-12 436 13.6 Baptist
Sandhills Classical Christian School ✓ Whispering Pines PreK-12 435 13.6 Christian (nondenominational)
Triad Baptist Christian Academy ✓ Kernersville PreK-12 421 13.5 Baptist
Christ Covenant School Winterville K-12 416 13 Christian (nondenominational)
Hilltop Christian School ✓ Fuquay Varina K-12 395 13.6 Baptist

Other kinds of school in North Carolina

What North Carolina pays

NC
North Carolina Opportunity Scholarship Scholarship
$3,574 to $7,942 per student, by household income Four income tiers. A family of four earning up to $61,050 gets the top amount. Students with disabilities can also use ESA+.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, 2026-09-20. Sources and how to apply

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