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Asheville Area High Schools Ranked Among North Carolina’s Best

October 18, 2016 by Scott Russell 2 Comments

Several Asheville area high schools have received high rankings in U.S. News and World Report’s 2014 Rankings. The report includes Charter, Magnet, and Public high schools throughout North Carolina. Schools were graded on four categories – Student/Teacher Ratio, College Readiness, Algebra Proficiency, and English Proficiency.

Buncombe and Henderson Counties had four schools ranked in the top 20 for the state of North Carolina, as well as several more just outside the Top 20.

Asheville Schools Ranking – Top 4 Asheville Area High Schools

#4 Hendersonville High School (Hendersonville, NC)
#12 A. C. Reynolds High School (Asheville, NC)
#17 Charles D. Owen High School (Black Mountain, NC)
#20 Enka High School (Candler, NC)

Kudos to our teachers, students, and administrators for all their hard work in making quality education a priority!

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About Scott Russell

A resident of the Asheville area since 2003, Scott has been an active real estate broker since 2006. He has consistently been ranked in the top 2% of Realtors in sales production in the Asheville market, and has sold over $130 million in career volume. He and his wife Lisa have also been active real estate investors since 2004. They founded Freestone Properties in 2016.

Scott is an avid fly fisherman, and the name "Freestone Properties" comes from the freestone mountain streams for which Western North Carolina is famous. When not listing real estate, selling real estate, or writing about real estate, Scott is likely struggling to keep up with his two sons on their mountain bikes or snowboards, casting a fly to local trout with varying levels of success, or trying to knock the rust off of his tennis game.

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