Schools in Mint Hill NC

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Mint Hill Schools

Schools in Mint Hill

Public schools in Mint Hill are part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School system, a county-wide system that serves all of Mecklenburg County. Mint Hill students are assigned to a number of schools. Grades K through 5 attend elementary schools, grades 6 through 8 attend the middle schools and high schools include grades 9 through 12.

The school calendar begins in late August and ends by mid-June. Pupil assignment to schools does not correspond to town or other political boundaries and can change if new schools are built to relieve overcrowding at individual schools. Bus service is provided for students except those who live very close to an individual school.

The Queens Grant Community Charter School is another option for Mint Hill residents. It is open to all North Carolina residents and student enrollment is chosen by lottery. Queens Grant is beginning construction of a high school campus. Plans are also underway for construction of a new public high school in Mint Hill. The school, to open in 2010, would have approximately 100 classrooms and could hold approximately 2000 students. It will be located in the Clear Creek Business Park.

Education Resources

The links to the right of this page offer information about the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools system, in general, and the schools that serve Mint Hill neighborhoods in particular. Use the Pupil Assignment Finder to determine which schools are assigned to a given address. The profile of each school may be found in the links list. A state testing report card for each school in the state is found in the Report Card link. The Mint Hill schools will be listed under Mecklenburg County.

Private Schools and Institutions of Higher Learning

Mint Hill citizens have convenient access to a number of private schools in the area. Two campuses of Central Piedmont Community College are easily accessible via I-485. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte is about a 30 minute drive via interstate from the town.

Directories of private schools and preschools plus links to the colleges and universities in the Charlotte area can be found on the Education Page of this website.