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Lake Norman Charter is a K-12th grades college preparatory charter school that prepares students to be community leaders who demonstrate a life-long desire to learn, lead and serve. We are proud to have provided students in our community more than 25 years of school service!
Our Mission: Lake Norman Charter School provides a rigorous and comprehensive educational environment to develop students with a focus on college readiness, leadership, and social responsibility.Watch the LNC Community live our motto on Serve & Play day - 10/10/23
Serve & Play photos Serve & Play video
KNIGHTS NEWS
WE LNC VOLUNTEERS!Please support our community partners who support LNC!
LNC High School Distinctions
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- Lake Norman Charter received a grade of “A” from the state of North Carolina Department of Public Instruction every year since it initiated that school grading system.
- LNC is a 2022 Silver Medal school, ranked as 22nd best HS in NC, according to US News & World Report
- LNC had a 98% graduation rate in 2022. with 99% of graduates advancing to college.
- LNC class of 2022 was offered more than $7 million in scholarship money.
- Of the high school students who took AP exams, 82% earned proficient scores or above in 2021.
- Students are accepted to NC School of Science and Math
- LNC has 1:World initiative where all students utilize iPads or laptops to enrich their learning environment by expanding their classrooms from 4 walls and a traditional textbook to a dynamic and interactive global educational experience.
- High school students are required to perform a minimum of 10 hours of service per year.
- High school students participate in the Leadership in Action™ program.
- Lake Norman Charter received a grade of “A” from the state of North Carolina Department of Public Instruction every year since it initiated that school grading system.
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Did you know ...
- LNC does not receive ANY money from the $2.5 billion school bond that was recently passed by Mecklenburg County voters?
- Charter schools in Mecklenburg County are NOT funded the same as the CMS schools?
- In fact, for every $1.00 a CMS student receives - an LNC student receives ONLY 82 cents
Learn more about how LNC partners with parents to fill this funding gap through the Knights Fund. - LNC does not receive ANY money from the $2.5 billion school bond that was recently passed by Mecklenburg County voters?
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Tomorrow
8:00 AM - 8:30 AM Course Registration Information Coffee Chat for parents of rising 9th graders
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Friday
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10:30 AM - 12:30 PM PTO Lunch for staff
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March 26, 2024
11:55 PM Deadline to order student lunches (lunches serves 4/8/24-4/30/24)
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March 29, 2024
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April 1, 2024
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April 3, 2024
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April 5, 2024