Greensboro Academy

Greensboro Academy is a tuition-free public charter school located at 4049 Battleground Ave in Greensboro and serves students in grades K-8. According to available data, about 88% of students meet proficiency in math and 82% in reading/language arts.The student-teacher ratio is approximately 20 : 1, reflecting moderately sized classes in a charter setting. While direct alumni lists are not publicly featured, the school feeds into local high-school pathways where graduates have access to college-preparatory and advanced-learning tracks.

As a point of reference, nearby charter schools often have math proficiency rates in the 70-80% range, making Greensboro Academy stand out in the local market. Families relocating may find three-bedroom rental homes in the Greensboro area typically range from US $1,500 to US $2,300 per month, depending on neighborhood and condition. With strong academic outcomes, proactive charter-choice culture and a clear K-8 structure, Greensboro Academy presents a compelling choice for families seeking educational growth in the region.

In 2025, Greensboro Academy was awarded an “A” letter grade on the North Carolina Schools Report Card and recognised with the NHA Safety Award for high marks on parent and staff surveys and rigorous safety procedures.

1. What advancement opportunities are available beyond grade 8?

A. While Greensboro Academy serves K-8, it aligns students toward strong feeder high schools in the Greensboro area, offering transition workshops and college-ready advising by Grade 7-8.

2. How does the school support students who need additional help in math or reading?

A. The school uses benchmark assessments each term to identify students needing support, then assigns them to small-group intervention blocks and after-school “Power Hour” sessions.

3. What kinds of extracurriculars and enrichment programs exist?

A. Students participate in clubs such as robotics, drama, art, and competitive sports (13 options), providing enrichment beyond core academics.

4. How can parents engage with the school community?

A. Families are encouraged to volunteer in classrooms, attend regular “Family Learning Nights”, and use the parent portal to track progress and communicate with teachers.

5. What should families know about relocating into the school zone?

A. In the Greensboro region, three-bedroom rentals typically fall within US $1,500–2,300/month, though prices vary widely by neighborhood. Families should review commute times, housing condition and budget for potential enrichment activities.