First Presbyterian Preschool- Asheboro
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Asheboro, NC
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Asheboro, NC
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High Point, NC
Trinity Middle School provides middle-school education through Randolph County School System with athletic schedules, school nutrition, and Infinite Campus access.
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Asheboro, NC
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Climax, NC
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Asheboro, NC
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Asheboro, NC
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Trinity, NC
Uwharrie Ridge Athletic Boosters is associated with a Randolph County School System school serving grades six through twelve with athletic schedules and career academies.
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Asheboro, NC
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Asheboro, NC
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Liberty, NC
Learning Environments has served North and South Carolina since 1976, supplying and installing school bleachers, operable walls, lockers, and laboratory casework.
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Asheboro, NC
The Hope School for Autism combines ABA therapy and specialized education for children with autism ages 2–9.
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Asheboro, NC
Lindley Park Elementary School is part of Asheboro City Schools, which offers elementary education and a district dual language immersion program.
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Asheboro, NC
Carver Arts Academy serves grades 6-8 with Monday-Friday arts programming, academic support, and bus access from both city middle schools.
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Asheboro, NC
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Staley, NC
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Asheboro, NC
Randolph IMT combines three weekly days of local-employer training with two weekly class days toward an Industrial Systems Technology associate degree.
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Archdale, NC
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Sophia, NC
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Asheboro, NC
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Asheboro, NC
Uwharrie Ridge is identified as a Randolph County School System campus serving grades 6-12.
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Randleman, NC
The Hope School for Autism in Asheboro serves children ages 2-9 and combines ABA therapy with specialized education, speech therapy, social-skills development, and individualized educational plans.
Its tuition portal lists $25 per quarter or $100 for one year.
The program runs Monday through Friday from 3:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. during the nine-month school year and has a designated bus stop for students from both city middle schools.
The listed process includes a consultation, facility tour, call with a BCBA clinician, and an initial assessment intake. The school is not intended for emergency or after-hours care.
Randolph IMT combines three days per week at a participating local employer with two class days per week and lists starting pay of $17 per hour or more. Participants can work toward an Industrial Systems Technology associate degree in two years.