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Durham Charter School Celebrates Nearly 400 Students Receiving Free Glasses Through Vision to Learn

Durham Charter School hosted a special event pep rally yesterday with Vision to Learn, and the David and Nicole Tepper Foundation, to celebrate more than 400 Durham Charter School students receiving free glasses. The celebration featured the Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC, including Panthers legends Damiere Byrd and James Anderson, the Panthers' Top Cats cheerleaders, and the teams' beloved mascots, Sir Purr and Sir Minty, who joined Durham Charter School's own mascot, Les the Lion, to cheer on students.
Scholars at work, writing and reading.

Who We Are

Durham Charter School serves more than 1350 students, grades K-12, in Durham, North Carolina. We are the oldest public charter school in the state, a 2022 National Title I School of Distinction, and a 2023 YASS Prize Quarterfinalist. We exist to provide a world-class education for families in Durham who have historically had few high-quality options.

DCS FACTS

North Carolina’s 1st Charter School

  • K-12 Grades
  • 22 Average Class Size
  • 1350 Enrolled
    Students
  • 16 Average Teacher
    Experience
  • 1997 Year Founded
Teacher and Student conferring

Our Mission

Our mission is to build a world-class K-12 school in Durham that empowers students to thrive in college, career, and life.