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| Brunswick County SchoolsWith a welcoming and diversified environment, Brunswick County Schools offer an open environment for learning. The students provide a patchwork of backgrounds and cultures, which allows them to bring much to the table through discussions. They learn about other cultures not just from text books and field trips, but from true interaction with other students and gain a well-informed approach to other cultures. Teachers constantly come up with new approaches to subjects, tailored to the individual students' needs. Many have earned prestigious awards, such as West Brunswick High School's former Advanced Placement (AP) English instructor Melba Johnson, who won the North Carolina Teacher of the Year award. As schools of excellence, Brunswick County maintains the highest standards for both administrators and teachers, as they are essential in building a strong foundation for the youth. They ensure these standards by constantly re-accessing their performance as well as the performance of students. It is from these self-checks that administrators learn to how adapt to new challenges and changing times. The laid back atmosphere and natural beauty that surrounds the area add to the charm of the schools. There are three high schools, North Brunswick High School, South Brunswick High School and West Brunswick High School. Each offers a broad variety of courses to ensure a well-rounded education and preparation for college. The curriculum for Elementary and Middle School students is set in place as North Carolina regulates. The courses expand tremendously in high school, offering everything from electrical mechanics to AP physics and even courses at the college for students who are looking to gain college credits in their junior and senior year. The options are limitless, it is the students that are encouraged to widen their spectrum and pursue as many opportunities as they like. Aside from involvement through academics, there are many other ways for students to actively participate in their education, as the many clubs and activities allow growth. From the National Honor Society, an organization that inducts members through academic excellence, to Future Business Leaders of America, a club for those interested in pursuing a career in business, there are many options for students to assume leadership roles and learn responsibility and integrity through those positions. Some students also pursue education outside of the school. The administrators of Brunswick County Schools constantly search for new methods of getting the youth involved with the community and helping to broaden their minds with many programs focused on community outreach. Communities in Schools, one such program, coalesces community resources with schools so that students are able to have a one-on-one relationship with a caring adult and a chance to give back to the community. With programs such as Dare Role Models, high school juniors and seniors have the opportunity to help younger students steer clear of a drug environment as they grow through open conversations and discussions. Brunswick County continues to pursue excellence and distinction as they hold the power to touch so many lives; they believe that education holds the key to unlocking limitless options that lead to a brighter future. Brunswick County Public SchoolsBrunswick County Early College High School Belville Elementary
Bolivia Elementary
Brunswick Learning Center
Jessie Mae Monroe Elementary
Leland Middle
Lincoln Elementary School
North Brunswick High
Shallotte Middle School
South Brunswick High
South Brunswick Middle School
Southport Elementary
Supply Elementary
Union Elementary
Virginia Williamson Elementary
Waccamaw Elementary
West Brunswick High
Brunswick County Private SchoolsEmmanuel Christian Academy
L & L Montessori School
New Jerusalem Christian Academy
Southport Christian School
West Christian Academy
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