Belville Elementary School

North Brunswick High School is an educational institution that serves students in grades 9 through 12. It offers classes in English, math, science, social studies, art, music, cultural arts, computer applications, and health and physical education. The school additionally provides instructive sessions related to business, foreign languages, dance, and career and technical education. It offers the English as a Second Language program. The school operates a media center that provides a variety of educational and learning materials. It offers opportunities for students to participate in a range of sports activities, including soccer, cheerleading, baseball, basketball, football, tennis, volleyball, golf, and track and field. The school also provides guidance and counseling sessions. It maintains a parent-teacher organization that holds regular meetings and conferences. The school operates the Freshman Academy, which is a transition program based on the smaller learning community concept to provide a supportive environment for students to prepare them for a high school career. North Brunswick High School supports the Future Business Leaders of America and conducts the Science Olympiad. It has received the Lighthouse School Award from the North Carolina Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. The school is a part of Brunswick County Schools, which is a school district that governs several elementary, middle and high schools.

The Cape Fear Center for Inquiry is a public charter school that serves students in kindergarten through grade eight. The school offers instruction in reading, writing, mathematics, social studies and science. It also provides a variety of programs in computer technology, Spanish, music, art, and health and physical education. The Cape Fear Center for Inquiry offers various extracurricular activities, including band and chorus. In addition, the school organizes educational field trips and book fairs. It provides guidance counseling and special education services. The Cape Fear Center for Inquiry conducts parent-teacher conferences, as well as operates a parent-teacher-community organization, Partnership for CFCI.

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