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LNC has been awarded an “A” grade by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction every year since the school grading system was initiated. The most recent state Report Card for LNC is available here**School report cards for the 2019-2020 school year were not issued because state assessments were waived due to COVID-19.
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LNC is ranked in the top 3% of high schools nationwide and top 2% in Charlotte. We have been on the U.S. News & World Report rankings of the Best High Schools since 2016. LNC Middle School and LNC Elementary School are ranked in the top 1% in North Carolina (middle and elementary schools are ranked within their state only).
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Lake Norman Charter has been a Common Sense School since 2015. As a Common Sense School, we develop and facilitate seven 45-minute digital citizenship lessons per year for students in grades 5-7 and five 45-minute lessons for grade 8 for a total of 19.5 hours by the end of 8th grade. Topics include safety, screen time, information literacy, digital footprint, self-image, cyberbullying, hate speech, and relationships & communication.
Ms. Marianne Rogowski, the middle school's Instructional Technology Facilitator, is a Common Sense Ambassador for the Common Sense Educators program. In addition to completing two "ACTivities" per year that meet the goals of Common Sense Education, Marianne has facilitated workshops on Digital Citizenship, Courageous Conversations, Technology-related Instruction, 21st Century Learning, Makerspace, and Global Diversity and Inclusion. She has presented at UNCC, the Fresh Take seminar, NCTIES, and at LNC.
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Niche.com rankings:
- LNC MS in the top 1% of middle schools in the US
- LNC HS in the top 3% of high schools in the US
- LNC ES in the top 1% of elementary schools in the US
- LNC MS in the top 1% of middle schools in the US
- "A" grade for Academics
- "A" grade to Teachers
- "A" grade for College Preparation
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LNC was awarded Gold recognition on the AP School Honor Roll for 2023-2024. LNC earned this recognition based on the percentage of the students who took an AP exam, the percentage who earned a score of “3” or higher and the percentage who took 5 or more AP exams.
