Our son had an excellent experience during his 4 years at Queens Grant. The transition from his small, specialized middle school to high school was seamless with the help of a collaborative team who put into place a small number of accommodations to help him succeed both academically and socially. He spent his four years surrounded by peers who were accepting and kind, a fantastic faculty who knew him by name, and a guidance team who supported him as he achieved nearly perfect grades and a Presidential Scholarship to CPCC. We cannot recommend QGHS highly enough for any student—but especially those who will thrive in a smaller, more supportive environment.
Why Choose Queen’s Grant High School

Queen’s Grant High School envisions a future where students develop a genuine passion for learning, fostering curiosity within each individual. The school’s mission is to provide future-ready students with the necessary skills for academic success. This goal will be realized through a structured environment that promotes accountability for both academic and ethical actions. Serving as a beacon of opportunity, the school creates a supportive space where motivated students and engaged parents collaborate, forming a community committed to unlocking boundless potential.
Make a Difference at Queen’s Grant

Your generosity helps us provide our students with opportunities that go beyond the classroom. Every donation—large or small—supports programs, resources, facilities, and experiences that enrich student learning and strengthen our school community.
Your support makes a difference. Thank you for investing in our students and their future.
Success Stories

Zina Abualeinan
Special Education Teacher

I graduated from Queens Grant High School in 2016 which led me to where I am today. I then went to University of North Carolina at Charlotte for undergraduate degree in Special education and went back after a year for my master’s in applied Behavior Analysis.
Olivia Ramos
Head Stage Manager, Charlotte Ballet

My readiness for college is something I have QG to thank for. In my home, college was always talked about, but never forced or pressured. I had the support of my parents, but no real help knowing how to take my first steps in the application process.
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