Celebrates Our to Watch” “Schools The NC Association for Middle Level Education (NCMLE), in collaboration with the NC Department of Public Instruction and the National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform, is proud to recognize North Carolina’s Schools to Watch! These schools have demonstrated high levels of performance in areas of academic excellence, developmental responsiveness, social equity and organizational structure. We encourage you to contact and visit these schools. Visit the for more information. Current Schools to Watch, Year of 2010 Recognition and Designation **Chowan Middle School **Hendersonville Middle School 2003 **William Lenoir Middle School ****Ashe County Middle School ****Rugby Middle School 2011 **McGee’s Crossroads Middle School 2004 **Piedmont Open IB Middle School ****East Lincoln Middle School ****John Griffin Middle School 2012 ****South Charlotte Middle School *North Lincoln Middle School 2005 2013 ****Carmel Middle School *Hamlet Middle School ****East Yancey Middle School ****Jay Robinson Middle School 2014 *C.W. Stanford Middle School 2006 *Mount Airy Middle School ***Alexander Graham Middle School ***Mint Hill Middle School 2015 Lakewood Montessori Middle School 2007 Northview Middle School ***Carrington Middle School Reid Ross Classical Middle School ***Flat Rock Middle School ***Thomas Jefferson Middle School 2016 Sherwood Githens Middle School 2008 ***Rogers-Herr Middle School 2017 ***West Pine Middle School Ellerbe Middle School Rockingham Middle School 2009 Newton-Conover Middle School **Apple Valley Middle School **Crestdale Middle School * Re-designation I maintained status 3 years – Schools to Watch are required to submit an ** Re-designation II maintained status 6 years – *** Re-designation III maintained status 9 years application and be re-evaluated every – **** Re-designation IV maintained status 12 yrs 3 years to keep their STW designation. –
Celebrates Our “Schools to Watch” The NC Association for Middle Level Education (NCMLE), in collaboration with the NC Department of Public Instruction and the National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform, is proud to recognize North Carolina’s Schools to Watch! These schools have demonstrated high levels of performance in areas of academic excellence, developmental responsiveness, social equity and organizational structure. We encourage you to contact and visit these schools. Visit the for more information. Current Schools to Watch, Year of Recognition and Designation 2003 ****Ashe County Middle School ****Rugby Middle School 2004 ****East Lincoln Middle School ****John Griffin Middle School ****South Charlotte Middle School 2005 ****Carmel Middle School ****East Yancey Middle School ****Jay Robinson Middle School 2006 ***Alexander Graham Middle School ***Mint Hill Middle School 2007 ***Carrington Middle School ***Flat Rock Middle School ***Thomas Jefferson Middle School 2008 ***Rogers-Herr Middle School ***West Pine Middle School 2009 **Apple Valley Middle School **Crestdale Middle School Schools to Watch are required to submit an application and be re-evaluated every 3 years to keep their STW designation. 2010 **Chowan Middle School **Hendersonville Middle School **William Lenoir Middle School 2011 **McGee’s Crossroads Middle School **Piedmont Open IB Middle School 2012 *North Lincoln Middle School 2013 *Hamlet Middle School 2014 *C.W. Stanford Middle School *Mount Airy Middle School 2015 Lakewood Montessori Middle School Northview Middle School Reid Ross Classical Middle School 2016 Sherwood Githens Middle School 2017 Ellerbe Middle School Rockingham Middle School Newton-Conover Middle School * Re-designation I – maintained status 3 years ** Re-designation II – maintained status 6 years *** Re-designation III – maintained status 9 years **** Re-designation IV – maintained status 12 yrs
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