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Mooresville Graded School District
305 N. Main St
Mooresville, NC 28115
704 664-5553

"...our district has had a tradition of fulfilling our mission of equipping students for success in a rapidly changing world for nearly one hundred years, the communications technology available today has accelerated our efforts...

While the words of our mission are simple, the task is great. We are seeking to ensure that all of our students get the academic and extracurricular experiences they need to help them be successful in school and beyond. We have excellent schools in our district that focus on academic excellence, safe conditions, innovative approaches and strong discipline. The unified commitment of our Board of Education, faculty, staff and community is a key factor in the long history of quality education in the Mooresville
community."

Bruce Boyle's, Superintendent

Iredell-Statesville Schools
PO Box 911
Statesville, NC 28687
704 872-8931

"Our Mission: We will rigorously challenge all students to achieve their academic potential and to lead productive and rewarding lives. We will achieve this mission with the support of parents, staff and the community. Strategic priorities include "High Student Performance,...Safe, Orderly & Caring Schools,... Quality Teachers, Administration, and Staff,...Strong Family, Community and Business Support,..."and "Effective and Efficient Operations."

Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools
PO Box 3005
Charlotte, NC 28230
704 379-7000

"The vision is to ensure that Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools becomes the premier urban, integrated school system in the nation in which all students acquire the knowledge, skills and values necessary to live rich and full lives as productive and enlightened members of society." Priorities include "Academic Achievement,...Safe and Orderly Environment,... Community Collaboration,... Efficient and Effective Support Operations,"...and "Support services will be delivered on time, on budget, and with quality at or above the expectation of the school-based customer."

'2002-2003 School Year - Eighty-two percent of students in grades 3-8 performed on grade level in reading, as compared to seventy-seven percent the previous year. Eighty-eight percent performed on grade level in math, as compared to eighty-two percent the previous year. The percentage of students scoring in the highest achievement level (Level IV) increased in all grade levels in math. SAT scores increased to 1004 and the top ten percent of CMS seniors scored above the top ten percent in the state and nation, with 70% of all seniors taking the SAT. More than 11,000 students enrolled in Advanced Placement courses and 52% of all graduating seniors took at least one Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate course. The new federal legislation, No Child Left Behind , was implemented and information regarding how schools performed for all groups of students was announced. Under this new program, fifty-one CMS schools made Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). Fourteen CMS schools missed AYP by one target and 15 schools missed AYP by two targets.
Sixty-six CMS schools were named "Schools of Excellence" or "Schools of Distinction" in the North Carolina ABCs testing program.

December, 2003 - CMS outperformed the nation in reading and math scores for fourth and eighth grade students in the National Assessment for Educational Progress (NAEP), the "nation's report card."'

Lincoln County Schools
PO Box 400
Lincolnton, NC 28093
704 732-2261

The Lincoln County "board believes that the function of formal education is to provide a foundation for lifelong learning and to enable each student to participate effectively and responsibly in a changing world. The board recognizes the critical role of parents/guardians, governmental and nonprofit agencies, businesses and the community in helping individual students and the school district meet educational goals. A successful educational program also depends on innovation at the individual school level. The board is committed to allowing individual schools to develop and implement plans necessary to ensure the educational success of their students."

Catawba County Schools
PO Box 1000
Newton, NC 28658
828 464-8333

The mission of Catawba County Schools, within a safe environment and embracing the culture, worth and dignity of every individual, is to educate and graduate lifelong learners, motivated to be caring, responsible citizens.

More school information
http://www.greatschools.com
http://www.ncreportcards.org