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K-12 Online Public School in North Carolina!
North Carolina Cyber Academy provides free K–12 online education to students throughout North Carolina. As a charter school, we serve the community by offering all the services and resources needed to create a well-rounded student experience. Just like public schools, charter schools are free and available to anyone.
No child will be denied admission on account of inability to afford the necessary equipment and connectivity.
Our Vision
Premier virtual school empowering students to lead, serve, and soar.
Our Mission
Preparing students through personalized virtual learning for success in tomorrow's world.
Upcoming Events

Our Core Values
Opportunities for All
Willingness to Grow
Life Readiness
Supportive Environment
Latest News & Updates
NCCA is hiring!
Below are anticipated vacancies as North Carolina Cyber Academy prepares for the 2022-2023 school year. Many of these vacancies are a result of our focus on the values, vision, and mission recently adopted by our Board of Directors. The positions listed below will allow North Carolina Cyber Academy to reduce class sizes and improve student supports.
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Elementary Teachers (all grades K-5)
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Middle School Social Studies Teacher
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High School Art Teacher
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High School Music Teacher
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Math Intervention Teacher (Elementary School)
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Math Intervention Teacher (Middle School)
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Exceptional Children’s Teacher (Elementary School)
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Exceptional Children's Teacher (High School)
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Exceptional Children's Adaptive Curriculum Teacher (High School)
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Director of Data and Accountability
Please review job postings on Indeed to apply!
New Student Engagement Policy for 22-23
For the 2022 - 2023 school year, NCCA will be implementing a new student engagement and attendance policy. Be sure to review the details below in preparation for the start of school on August 8th!

The Department of Public Instruction and the Center for Safer Schools, in collaboration with the Department of Public Safety, Division of Emergency Management, shall implement and maintain an anonymous safety tip line application available statewide for purposes of receiving anonymous student information on internal or external risks to the school population, school buildings, and school-related activities. Public secondary schools shall inform
students about the application and provide opportunities for students to learn about its purpose and function.
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