Education in Union County and Mecklenburg County NC

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Fort Mill Schools

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Education

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg system is a countywide system like most of the school systems in North Carolina. It is the largest district in the State of North Carolina and among the top 25 in the nation.

Student assignment zones to individual schools do not correspond to city or town boundaries. As new schools are built to accommodate the growth of neighborhoods and the student population, student assignment zones can and do change. Use the Pupil Assignment Finder to find school assignments for an individual address in Mecklenburg County.

Union County Schools

The Union County Public School system serves the sixteenth fastest growing county in the United States. Consequently the Union County Schools leads the state in student enrollment growth. The system is rapidly building new schools to accommodate the growth anticipating that 17 new schools will be built between 2006 and 2010.

Like Charlotte-Mecklenburg, student assignment zones to individual schools in Union County do not correspond to city or town boundaries. It is important, therefore, to understand that pupil assignment zones will change as new schools open. School assignments for an individual address can be found at the School Assignment Finder.

Fort Mill and Indian Land Schools

Schools in York County, South Carolina are divided into four separate districts. The Fort Mill district serves Fort Mill and Tega Cay. The schools in Fort Mill are the fastest growing per capita in South Carolina. Some schools in the district that reach capacity have their enrollments frozen. Use attendance zone maps to determine the schools for an individual address.

Indian Land schools are part of the Lancaster County School District. Indian Land elementary, middle and high schools serve Indian Land and the Lancaster County panhandle area along US 521.