The Asheville region in North Carolina boasts an impressive lineup of schools and colleges. One can choose from an expansive number of public, private, parochial, and charter schools, and high school graduates can continue their education locally at two universities, a technical institution, and many area trade schools.
Asheville Elementary School
Odyssey School
Rainbow Community School
Asheville Primary School
Claxton Elementary School
Asheville Waldorf School
Francine Delany New School
University of North Carolina Asheville
South College Asheville
Lenoir-Rhyne University
Western Carolina University
Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College
Mars Hill University – Asheville Center for Adult and Graduate Studies
Buncombe County Early College
North Asheville Public Library
West Asheville Public Library
Pack Memorial Library
East Asheville Public Library
Oakley/South Asheville Library
Skyland/South Buncombe Library
News Summary At a recent Buncombe County Commissioner meeting, community members voiced their concerns regarding proposed budget cuts to Asheville City Schools and Buncombe County Schools. The proposed allocations fall...
News Summary Buncombe County’s proposed budget has sparked worries over public school funding as local educators express concerns about insufficient allocations. The budget proposal includes nearly $122 million for education,...
News Summary Asheville City Schools faces potential staffing reductions due to the proposed Buncombe County budget for 2025-26, which includes a funding cut of $226,000. Concerns have been raised about...
News Summary The Leandro case continues to affect 1.5 million public school students in North Carolina, with unresolved issues on educational funding rooted in a 1994 lawsuit. Despite court rulings...
News Summary Asheville City Schools are confronting staff layoffs due to proposed budget cuts discussed in the Buncombe County budget. The draft budget reveals a projected funding reduction, attributed to...
News Summary Students across North Carolina are participating in End-Of-Grade (EOG) testing this May, crucial for measuring academic performance. The tests come after challenges posed by Hurricane Helene, impacting preparation,...
News Summary Eighth-graders from Carolina Day School have presented innovative plans to revitalize Asheville’s River Arts District as part of their ‘Impact Asheville’ project. Their proposals focus on sustainable infrastructure,...
News Summary Asheville City Schools has introduced an innovative policy, ‘Meet, Confer, and Collaborate,’ making it the first district in North Carolina to enhance teacher involvement in school administration. This...
News Summary Asheville City Schools has become the first district in North Carolina to involve teachers directly in decision-making processes through a new initiative named ‘Meet, Confer, and Collaborate’. Announced...
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