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Best Public Schools in Moyock, NC


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2
Schools
1,375
Students
Top rankedMoyock Middle218th of 778 North Carolina middle schools
Summary:

Moyock, North Carolina is served by two public schools in the Currituck County Schools district—Moyock Elementary (grades PK-5) and Moyock Middle (grades 6-8)—with no high school within the town, so local families continue into neighboring schools for grades 9-12.

Both schools beat state averages in most subjects, but Moyock Middle stands out for consistently strong reading and science results. It has earned a 4-star rating for three straight years, and its 8th-grade science proficiency hit 86.3% in 2025-26, nearly 18 points above the state average. Moyock Elementary is also above state averages, but its overall ranking has slipped from the 85th percentile in 2023-24 to the 68th percentile in 2025-26, dropping from 4 to 3 stars. Moyock Elementary has the better attendance record, with an 18.1% chronic absenteeism rate versus 22.5% at Moyock Middle and 25.5% district-wide, and it also serves fewer economically disadvantaged students (21.1% free/reduced lunch vs. 29.6% at the middle school).

The most striking academic shift is at Moyock Middle, where 7th-grade math proficiency plunged from 76.0% in 2024-25 to 54.7% in 2025-26—a 21-point drop that landed just below the state average. Meanwhile, Moyock Elementary shows real strength in 5th-grade science, reaching 82.9% in 2024-25 (about 21 points above the state), but its 4th-grade math lags district and state averages in both years. Both schools rank in the top third of North Carolina schools, and Currituck County Schools ranks in the 80th percentile statewide, making Moyock a generally strong K-8 option—though parents should watch the downward ranking trends at the elementary level and the volatility in middle-school math.

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