Phillips High School, located at 1923 Milburnie Road, Raleigh, NC 27610, serves grades 9–12 as a public alternative high school within the Wake County Public School System. The school enrolls approximately 125 students and maintains a student-teacher ratio of about 4:1. The student body consists 47% female and 53% male students. State testing results reveal 23% proficiency in math and 21% proficiency in reading, highlighting the school's emphasis on student development and educational opportunity. Phillips’ alternative education model gives students who have struggled in traditional schools individualized instruction and academic support. AP participation data is unavailable, and the graduation rate is approximately 68%. Phillips High School focuses on credit recovery, graduation completion, life-skills development, and individualized academic planning. Located in east Raleigh near the New Bern Avenue corridor and close to downtown Raleigh, the school serves an area undergoing continued residential investment and redevelopment. Homes in the area are commonly valued between $300,000 and $650,000. Through its focus on academic re-engagement and pathway development, Phillips High School supports students pursuing success through an alternative pathway connected to top high schools in North Carolina.