Education
Wake County Public Schools
Holly Springs now boasts five schools with three elementary schools, a middle school and one high school that are part of the Wake County Public School System. Holly Springs High School and Holly Grove Elementary School are located at the corner of Avent Ferry Road and Cass Holt Road. Holly Grove Middle School will also share this campus and is scheduled in open Fall of 2009. The Community Partners Charter High School serves ninth through 12th grade students.
For more information about Holly Springs public schools, call (919) 850-1600.
Community Partners Charter High School
http://www.cpchsonline.com
116 Quantum Steet
Holly Springs, NC 27540
919-567-9955
Holly Grove Elementary School
http://www.hollygrovees.wcpss.net
1451 Avent Ferry Road
Holly Springs, NC 27540
919-577-1700
Holly Grove Middle School
http:// http://hollygrovems.wcpss.net
1401 Avent Ferry Road
Holly Springs, NC 27540
(919) 567-4177
Holly Ridge Elementary School
http://www.hollyridgees.wcpss.net
900 Holly Springs Road
Holly Springs, NC 27540
919-577-1300
Holly Ridge Middle School
http://hollyridgems.wcpss.net
950 Holly Springs Road
Holly Springs, NC 27540
919-577-1335
Holly Springs Elementary School
http://hollyspringses.wcpss.net/
401 Holly Springs Road
Holly Springs, NC 27540
919-557-2660
Holly Springs High School
http://hollyspringshs.wcpss.net/
5329 Cass Holt Rd
Holly Springs, NC 27540
919-577-1444
Wake County Board of Education
http://www.wcpss.net/Board/boeinfo.html
Wake Education Partnership
http://www.wakeedpartnership.org
Our Mission:
Uniting community resources for excellence in public education.
As a community-based public school advocacy organization, Wake Education Partnership links human and material resources to strengthen our public schools. In addition to fostering action-oriented community involvement in the Wake County Public Schools, the Partnership seeks to leverage the investment of private contributions to ensure the greatest possible impact in every school. Specifically, Wake Education Partnership targets efforts to strengthen the achievement of our children by actively participating as an advocate, convener, coordinator and facilitator of community involvement in the public schools.
Wake Technical Community College
http://www.waketech.edu
Wake Technical Community College offers more than 90 different programs of study, offered by six different academic divisions. Students completing these programs may earn associate degrees, diplomas or certificates.
Full-time students can usually complete an associate degree program within two years, a diploma program within one year or a certificate program within six months. Some programs may take longer.