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Vance County Public Schools

There are 17 public schools in Vance County, North Carolina, serving 7,781 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Vance County Public Schools - North Carolina

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Henderson	Aycock Elementary School	422	PK-5
Henderson	Carver Elementary School	210	PK-5
Henderson	Clarke Elementary School	498	PK-5
Henderson	Dabney Elementary School	512	PK-5
Henderson	E M Rollins Elementary School	384	PK-5
Henderson	Eaton-johnson Middle School	761	6-8
Henderson	Henderson Collegiate Middle School (Charter school)	102	4
Henderson	Henderson Middle School	771	6-8
Henderson	L B Yancey Elementary School	295	PK-5
Henderson	New Hope Elementary School	191	PK-5
Henderson	Northern Vance High School	1056	9-12
Henderson	Pinkston Street Elementary School	348	PK-5
Henderson	Southern Vance High School	833	9-12
Henderson	Vance Charter School (Magnet school) (Charter school)	521	KG-8
Henderson	Western Vance High School (Other / alternative school)	136	9-12
Kittrell	Zeb Vance Elementary School	435	PK-5
Middleburg	E O Young Junior Elementary School	306	PK-5

County Statistics:

About This County (Vance)	County Statistics	(NC) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	45,685 people	8,047,333 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	16%	24%
Median Household Income	$69,503	$40,360
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