State releases test scores. See how Charlotte-area, other NC schools fared in new data
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction on Wednesday released student performance data for the 2024-25 school year.
That includes letter grades for each public school as well as information about student growth and low-performing schools. A school is considered “low-performing” if it received a D or an F accountability grade from the state and did not exceed growth.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools saw results that were better than the state average. Statewide scores improved, but not to pre-pandemic levels.
Tables for schools in the Charlotte area and elsewhere in North Carolina are below. There are also tables comparing different student groups and reading and math scores.
Charlotte-area school scores
Statewide school letter grades and scores
NC Student group comparison
NC reading and math scores
This story was originally published September 3, 2025 at 10:11 AM.
