Summary:
Raleigh Charter High School is the only school in this data set, a public charter high school serving grades 9–12 with 552 students and operating as its own district, Raleigh Charter High School district. This single-school district ranks 15th out of 246 North Carolina districts (94th percentile, 5-star rating), and the school itself has ranked as high as 46th among more than 640 high schools statewide in recent years, with a 2025–2026 rank of 70 out of 662 (89th percentile, 4 stars).
Academically, Raleigh Charter posts exceptional End-of-Course proficiency rates that far exceed North Carolina averages. In 2025–2026, Biology proficiency was 92.6% versus 58.5% statewide, English II was 95.6% versus 64.6%, and Math III was 97.2% versus 68.9%. The clear exception is Math I, where only 65.4% of students scored proficient — still well above the state’s 42.1%, but about 30 percentage points below the school’s other tested subjects. The school’s average proficiency across all four EOC subjects was 87.7%, a 29.2-point edge over the state average. That advantage narrowed from the prior year’s 35.7-point gap because statewide scores improved sharply while Raleigh Charter’s stayed essentially flat.
Chronic absenteeism stands at just 10.6%, less than half the statewide rate of 24.2%, and the student-to-teacher ratio is a favorable 12.8:1. However, free/reduced-price lunch data are not reported, so the school’s economic diversity cannot be assessed. For parents, the key takeaway is straightforward: this is one of the highest-performing charter high schools in North Carolina, with extraordinary success in Biology, English II, and Math III. The one area to watch is Math I, which remains the school’s relative weak spot despite still being far above the state average.
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