The Raleigh School in Raleigh | Military Town Advisor

Posted: September 9, 2025

We attended this school for preschool- 3s a couple years ago. Going into the year I met with my son's teacher and the preschool director at the time and expressed concerns my son might be autistic. They reassured me they were "experts" at spotting and recognizing neurodivergence. They assured me they would let me know. Fast forward through the year and his teacher at our conferences told me my son was just anxious and needed more playdates. My son would come home unhappy a lot from preschool, but I thought it was just the transition. His teachers told me he was a model student who followed the rules. I knew he wasn't happy though, so we switched to Arts Together for the following year. Within a month of school starting his teacher pulled me aside and thought he should be evaluated. It turns out he's twice exceptional (level 1 autism and gifted/high IQ).

In hindsight a lot of things at the Raleigh School are not set up for neurodivergence. I just didn't know it at the time. The bathrooms have no privacy. The children all crowd around in the bathroom where there is only a curtain to shield them. It became a situation when I was in the classroom where I had to actively shield my child with my body so he could have privacy going to the bathroom. After that year he was so affected that he won't use the bathroom at school.

I reached out to the school to let them know about his diagnosis, so that next time a student like my son is in their classroom they can believe the parent and support them rather than dismiss their concerns. I did not receive a response. I don't think this preschool is set up for kids with sensory sensitivities or neurodivergence of any kind. I did not feel seen or supported as a parent. I looked long and hard to find a preschool for my son and thought Raleigh School was great on paper, but the reality did not match up.

Posted: September 9, 2025

Posted: February 8, 2025

On paper, this school looks fantastic and for a lot of families, it is a perfect fit. They have an amazing campus with a focus on outdoor learning, facilitate a lot of project-based learning, and the preschool really emphasizes social-emotional learning. The parent involvement is high because of the parent involvement requirement, especially in the preschool. Multiple parents are on site and in the classroom every day, however, no background checks are done amongst parent volunteers.
At the elementary level, the teachers are fine and do a great job communicating with you in regards to day-to-day activities and happenings within the classroom. While classroom happenings are communicated in depth, we found that there was a complete lack of transparency in regards to individual academic progress.
The school caters to traditional learners and despite their verbalized commitment to inclusion, seem unable to accommodate children who require even the most basic supports or any level of differentiated instruction. They are quick to refer out to alternative schools and recommend external supports (such as 1:1 tutoring) instead of collaborating with families to implement basic accommodations within the classroom to help your child succeed. This ends up alienating students who are very bright, but simply process information differently or have different learning styles. In addition, they seem to measure the success of your child based on what is normal or typical amongst peers instead of recognizing and finding the value/strengths of each child. This has created somewhat of an exclusive environment and while some parents may prefer this, please know that if your child has learning differences, they will either be left behind in the classroom or encouraged to seek alternative placements at a different school. Unfortunately, we found that behavioral concerns and bullying were approached with more flexibility and understanding by staff, provided the student met academic expectations in the classroom. Overall, based off of our experience, I cannot recommend TRS for a well-rounded and inclusive education.

Posted: February 8, 2025

Posted: January 17, 2025

What a wonderful school!! The parent engagement is what makes this school so special.

Posted: January 17, 2025

I cannot say enough amazing things about TRS!! I work in the schools and specifically chose TRS for my children. I love the focus on the whole child and the true understanding of child development. The teachers meet each child where they are and help them reach the next step. The project based learning is so fun for the kids and the focus on social emotional learning and time spent with nature is a true gift. This school is the best gift I will ever give my children. Knowing my kids are thriving socially, emotionally and academically at a school with teachers who love and care for them is also the best gift we can give ourselves as parents!

Posted: January 17, 2025

Posted: January 11, 2025

The Raleigh School is truly a special place, and I feel so fortunate that my children get to be part of this wonderful school community. We have been at TRS since preschool 2's and currently have a 1st and 3rd grader.

What stands out to me the most about TRS is the strong sense of community and the kind-hearted people it brings together. From the moment you walk onto the campus, you feel a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Weve gotten to know so many of the children and families by being involved in the school, through class activities, events and parent committees. Theres a shared commitment here to fostering a love of learning, not just focusing on tests or meeting standards. The school values creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, and it attracts families who want to nurture their childrens curiosity and help them grow in thoughtful, meaningful ways.

The teachers are also incredibly special people. Its clear that every teacher takes the time to understand the unique needs and strengths of their students, and they go above and beyond to help each one thrive.

The campus itself is absolutely beautiful and an ideal setting for creativity and exploration. From the garden spaces to the outdoor classrooms, TRS values learning beyond the classroom walls.

I couldnt be more grateful for the positive impact TRS has had on my childs educational journey.

Posted: January 11, 2025

Posted: January 7, 2025

The Raleigh School is a wonderful community of parents, students, and teachers that work together to foster a love of learning. As an alumni that attended The Raleigh School from 2 years old through 5th grade, I can attest that there is no other place like it and that it certainly helped shape me into the person - and parent - I am today. My own children now attend TRS and I could not be happier to see them learning to love school at this very special place.

Posted: January 7, 2025

The Raleigh School has been an absolute gift to our family. From the moment we first stepped onto campus, we knew it was a place where our children would not only learn but truly thrive. The sense of community, inclusiveness, and kindness that permeates this school is unlike anything weve experienced elsewhere.

One moment that really encapsulates the spirit of The Raleigh School happened on the playground. My child came home one day, beaming with excitement about playing a game with some older students. When I asked how they felt about a younger student joining in, the response I was given was simple but profound: Mom - Everyone can play! This wasnt just a one-off; its a reflection of the schools valuesan environment where students of all ages are taught to be welcoming, collaborative, and kind.

What makes The Raleigh School truly special is the way it fosters a deep sense of connection and belonging. Its not just about academics (though the education is excellent); its about raising compassionate, thoughtful, and well-rounded individuals. The parents, teachers, and staff all work together to create a nurturing environment that feels like an extended family.

Parent involvement is also central to the culture here, and there are so many ways to contribute. Its inspiring to see how much everyonefaculty, staff, and parents, comes together to make the school such a vibrant, dynamic place.

If youre looking for a school where your children will feel supported, included, and inspired every day, I cant recommend The Raleigh School enough. Its more than a schoolits a community that were so grateful to be part of.

Posted: January 7, 2025

Posted: March 17, 2023

This school is a gem! The partnership between the faculty, parents and teachers fosters such a strong sense of community and our children love going to school. Each day they are encouraged to be curious, inquisitive and imaginative which is building confidence, critical thinking, collaboration with others and a love of learning! Thank you TRS for all that you do and continue to do!

Posted: March 17, 2023

Posted: December 20, 2021

All four of our children have attended The Raleigh School and we have been thrilled to be part of the school community for many years. Our oldest kids are in high school now and our youngest is still at TRS. The school was crucial in building a strong foundation and sparking an early love of learning. TRS has an approach to teaching that allows infinite possibilities for exploration, play, and meaningful learning. The campus and grounds are beautiful and kids are able to be outdoors a lot. The teachers are also incredibly nurturing and encourage students to be active learners, take risks and work cooperatively together. Thanks TRS for cultivating a strong sense of community and helping to raise kids to be curious, confident, compassionate...and lifelong learners.

Posted: December 20, 2021

Posted: December 13, 2021

Ive been a Raleigh School parent for 7 years having brought two children up through the preschool and now in the elementary school. Now that I have a child in 3rd grade, I have to say that I am extremely impressed at how The Raleigh School guides the social and emotional development of children through their journey from 2s through elementary. I remember my youngest sucking her fingers snuggling in the lap of her 2s preschool teacher because she was overwhelmed by the music emanating from the preschool music teachers guitar. I enjoyed being able to come into the classroom as a helping parent year-over-year and watch our preschoolers grow and develop through play. When my oldest was in 4s preschool we got helpful strategies from the Preschool Director on how to help her make the decision on her own to stop sucking her fingers. Spoiler alert - It worked.

As our daughter moved into Elementary there were challenges as kids are learning how to do school, some for the first time, in kindergarten. The Raleigh Schools counselor, aka the feelings coach, helped students both individually and together in-class to learn about and manage their emotions while developing positive social relationships.

Ive also been very impressed at the teachers skilled approach to let the student interests guide student projects at The Raleigh School. In Kindergarten, my daughters teacher gathered student interests and they were all over the place. Undeterred, the teacher developed a special project for the class called the imaginary creatures museum. The students developed their own imaginary creatures and had to figure out common attributes like what it ate, where it lived, and what it looked like. They designed their creatures along with the factual information into a museum that parents visited. This museum was also one of a couple of projects that parents were invited to see and where the students presented the materials to the parents.

I have truly appreciated The Raleigh Schools engaging, child-centered approach to learning. I enjoy playing with my daughters and their classmates and seeing the results of their projects. If you are interested in The Raleigh School, I encourage you to check it out for preschool as most of their kindergarten slots are filled by families continuing on from preschool.

One last point - The schools response to the pandemic only deepened our love and appreciation for The Raleigh School.

Posted: December 13, 2021

Posted: September 29, 2021

Our son started at The Raleigh School in second grade. The transition was wonderful. He made friends easily and instantly enjoyed his teachers. The project-based curriculum is engaging, fun and very child-centered. It is a wonderful place for children to thrive not just in the classroom but as good humans and future leaders who have great potential to make a difference in the world. We feel very lucky to have found TRS.

Posted: September 29, 2021

Posted: September 23, 2021

Our son has been going to The Raleigh School since preschool, and now he is in the 1st grade. He loves his class and especially the teachers. He also loves the playground, which is absolutely amazing. My son has already asked me to keep him in the school until the 5th grade. From the beginning, TRS has strived to instill fun in learning so that our kids enjoy going to school, and it shows. We are truly blessed to have found TRS!

Posted: September 23, 2021

Posted: September 21, 2021

We have been at The Raleigh School for years and the teachers truly care about our children. It is a safe space to be kids and learn in a well-rounded environment. The campus is beautiful and easy for kids to be kids.

Posted: September 20, 2021

Current parent in the Parent-Child 2's class. My family is in love with this school! The teachers are so nurturing, grounded, and lovely. Truly the kind of people we want our daughter to learn from! We are so grateful to have found this school and cannot wait to see how the outdoor curriculum unfolds as our daughter moves through the grades. Highly recommend for a nurturing, nature-embracing (outdoor), environment for your child. I've also found all the parents I've met to be equally as friendly and down-to-earth.

Posted: September 20, 2021

Posted: January 15, 2021

We have been attending The Raleigh School for 8 years now in total, starting in the 2s class in Preschool. The experience has been WAY beyond my expectations. The community that is created by the School, Teachers and Parents creates an environment that is safe, challenging and fun. My children have developed a true love for learning, the social and emotional skill development is exceptional, and the curriculum motivates my kids to engage in projects with such enthusiasm. This is a very challenging season we are in with Covid and I have been beyond impressed with how they have handled the situation and kept our children safe while continuing to educate. I highly recommend!!

Posted: January 15, 2021

Posted: December 16, 2020

I was really hoping that this school would be the play based, nurturing school they advertised. Unfortunately, We found teachers to be critical and terrible communicators with parents. It is not a diverse or representative community either- you can look at the breakdown in the statistics below. I was shocked at many of the implicit and sometimes explicit assumptions that there would be that a mom would be able to stay home and respond to the many school demands and needs. The head of school literally said in our orientation that they would love for a room mom volunteer. Well it could be a dad, but we all know it wont. What types of messages is this sending to those dads? What types of people are educating your children if they are saying this publicly? Certainly not the modern loving school I was hoping for. I was very disappointed in our experience.

Posted: December 16, 2020

Posted: October 11, 2018

Our frustrations were completely disregarded by the administration.

Posted: October 11, 2018

This school pushes out any child that doesn't meet their inappropriately high expectations.

Posted: October 11, 2018

The school implements policies that promote cliques and exclusion.

Posted: October 11, 2018

Like others, we also had a horrible experience at TRS preschool. The teacher was shockingly cold and unprofessional, and did everything she could to convince us that our 3 yo had delays. She suggested we ask my pediatrician sister what was wrong with our child. She said they had analyzed our kid's hands and they were too "floppy" (they're not). At one point she asked if there were complications during childbirth (there weren't). She sent emails telling us our daughter had gotten overly upset when she almost fell in the toilet. Her interactions with our kid made it obvious she had made inaccurate assessments about her development. She mentioned different diagnosis including cerebral palsy, autism, spd, hypotonia, and a motor planning disability. Our family went through a living nightmare because of this school. Both the teacher and director showed us graphs of a "typical" child's development and a lower line representing our child's current and future development. We took our daughter to her ped, who offered nothing but reassurance (and was shocked at the situation). After following up with the teacher, she later told me off in the middle of class. We pulled our child out of TRS but still followed up with the professionals they recommended. Ultimately we were out a lot of money, suffered from emotional trauma, and learned there was nothing wrong with our child. She's a thriving, outgoing, brilliant kid who should never have been put through what she was at TRS. We also learned that this is a common theme with this school (as mentioned by almost every professional we met with). TRS's child led philosophy dictates that the teacher not assist the kids with tasks. This creates a stressful environment for kids (and parents) who are still learning skills. The preschool has inappropriately high standards of development (confirmed by the professionals we met). When kids are not meeting expectations they suggest expensive outside intervention. This pushes out any family without money and furthers the school's reputation for elitism and a lack of diversity. TRS also has a policy of choosing friends for the preschoolers. This promotes cliques and exclusion and, in our case, it forced our child to play alone in the classroom. The teacher even suggested not to do play dates with certain kids due to their personalities (one she described as a "loner").

Posted: October 11, 2018

The teacher was cold, unprofessional, and prone to overly emotional reactions.

Posted: October 24, 2016

Our daughter just started kindergarten at TRS. Although we have not been part of this community for very long, we are so pleased. She talks constantly about school and what she is learning. On the weekends, she even asks if it is a school day because she is so anxious to attend. Her teachers are phenomenal. They are so creative in their methods of teaching and truly make learning fun! We have found communication between the teachers and parents to be excellent. Community is fostered among the children, parents and teachers. It has been a top notch experience so far. If you are looking for an alternative to public school, I encourage you to check out TRS. We are so glad that we did!

Posted: October 24, 2016

Posted: August 26, 2016

We have not been at the school for very long. All I can say is they love it and I am constantly amazed at the quality of teaching and focus on learning. My children jump out of the car each morning and run to their classroom.

Posted: October 3, 2015

I have had 4 children who have either graduated from or currently attending The Raleigh School. The most amazing thing about this is that my children were in an environment that has fostered a love of learning. Not only is the learning fun but the teachers allow the kids to be kids and use their own creativity. Respect and kindness is expected- not rewarded. No matter where they go to middle school I believe that TRS has set the foundation of how teachers should treat students and how people treat people. This is a foundation that is critical in the early years. No place is perfect- but its close...Love, love this school and feel so fortunate to be a part of it.

Posted: October 3, 2015

Great teachers. Of course I have my favorites but really can't go wrong with any of them

Posted: October 3, 2015

Posted: October 1, 2015

My children have been in the school through the preschool and now in the Elementary School. We continue to see our children being nurtured and grow into confident well rounded students with a passion for learning. The sense of community is a truly great one, and everyone from parents to teachers to support staff are deeply committed to the success of each child! GO TRS!

Posted: October 1, 2015

The TRS fosters a strong sense of fairness and integrity from its preschool foundation forward.

Posted: October 1, 2015

We are very happy with our choice to move our children from the public school system to The Raleigh School (TRS). While private school is a meaningful financial commitment, we believe it has been well worth the investment. Specifically, we love the vibrant and active community TRS fosters (across parents, students, and children), and also the foundations of diversity and respect the school fosters, which sums to us feeling that our children are extremely safe (physically and emotionally) at TRS. Academically, we are also pleased with the curriculum and believe our children will be well prepared for the next stage of their education.

Posted: April 25, 2015

This is the best elementary school in the area. We have three children, all three have had an outstanding learning experience academically and socially. The curriculum encourages self-responsibility, public speaking, presentations and excels in math and science. Our oldest child is a seventh grader at CA and the foundation of The Raleigh School has been invaluable. The school's tuition is a bargain for the return on investment.

Posted: September 21, 2014

My younger daughter is in 5th grade and my elder daughter is a Raleigh School graduate. The Raleigh School has been a spectacular place for both of my girls. They have learned how to learn. They have learned the art of kindness. They have thrived. The school is a wonderful community for the entire family. I will miss this wonderful, protective place where curiousity blossoms. I attended 10 schools, college and graduate school. Of all the institutions I have observed, the Raleigh School stands out as the most caring.

Posted: September 10, 2014

Our child had the worst experience in the 2's class. The teacher is a total nut and has extreme mood swings. Give our child a chance to grow and learn and stop the negativity. I have heard this consistently happens w this certain teacher. Too bad TRS, I hear you have great potential - but this teacher is the worst. The preschool is not working w us in any way to help our child and the problems w the teacher. Always an excuse so they can keep your money.

Posted: July 27, 2014

Our child loves The Raleigh School. She has had nothing but wonderful teachers in a stimulating environment. She truly loves to learn and cannot wait to come back to school each year. She is challenged at her level and is paired with classmates for group project work that will help challenge her. She is never bored and always excited about school. Some days, we have to drag her out of the after school care program because she's not ready to leave. She also enjoys the summer camp program as it is another way to be with her friends at TRS. She is in a caring and supportive environment and it is a great place for her to start her journey as a lifelong learner.

Posted: June 15, 2014

The Raleigh School has become such a special part of our family's life over the past few years. I have been overwhelmed by the thoughtfulness and creativity that the teachers have displayed, both in regard to both my and our child's learning experience. The teachers have a flexible attitude when it comes to approaching each child and their learning styles/personalities differently. This is where the value of skilled teachers really comes into play, as I ve seen many instances where the they have bent over backwards to take advantage of a learning opportunity that came up in class when a student asked a question or showed interest in something other than what they were doing. The admin team has always been available, and has talked with us at length about how to deal with the pitfalls of early childhood education. They have been knowledgeable and kind, offering direction that has worked at school and home. In addition to all of this, they seem to always be looking for ways to improve. They have done wonderful work on the physical grounds to make the space more creative and developmentally appropriate. I look forward to continuing our children s educations through 5th grade.

Posted: June 15, 2014

The Raleigh School has become such a special part of our family's life over the past few years. I have been overwhelmed by the thoughtfulness and creativity that the teachers have displayed, both in regard to both my and our child's learning experience. The teachers have a flexible attitude when it comes to approaching each child and their learning styles/personalities differently. This is where the value of skilled teachers really comes into play, as I ve seen many instances where the they have bent over backwards to take advantage of a learning opportunity that came up in class when a student asked a question or showed interest in something other than what they were doing. The admin team has always been available, and has talked with us at length about how to deal with the pitfalls of early childhood education. They have been knowledgeable and kind, offering direction that has worked at school and home. In addition to all of this, they seem to always be looking for ways to improve. They have done wonderful work on the physical grounds to make the space more creative and developmentally appropriate. I look forward to continuing our children s educations through 5th grade.

Posted: July 9, 2013

My family had a fantastic experience at The Raleigh School. Our youngest child graduated this year and after being at the school for over a decade we are going to miss the supportive and innovative environment. I can't say enough about the dedicated teachers.

Posted: May 16, 2013

The Raleigh School offers a wonderful, warm, engaging elementary school learning environment. We have had children at the school since 2003 and could not be more pleased with the quality of their education. The Raleigh School is so much more than just a school, it truly is a community. Our oldest child is now in middle school and has been extremely well prepared by the solid background, both academically as well as socially, that he received from his years at The Raleigh School. As far as the "teacher turnover" that the previous reviewer mentioned, this has nothing to do with the financial stability of the school....This year two teachers happen to be retiring after lifelong careers at the school, other than that the school has very little teacher turnover ever. This school is truly excellent in every way.

Posted: April 28, 2013

This school depends intensely on parent participation -- which is generally a good thing -- however in this case it is due to a lack of funding for basics like landscaping, IT, accounting, and legal services. Parents are more involved as "workers" rather than in value added activities involving their children. The education is good, but not exceptional -- there is teacher turnover and again this seems related to financial stability. The experience is highly variable depending on the teacher involved -- which is indicative of a lack of maturity in the overall curriculum -- although the preschool has been around for many years, the elementary school is a relatively young endeavor. There is also what appears to be a lack of innovation in curriculum -- for example, language choice is limited to Spanish. The administration does not appear actively engaged in this type of thinking. The school is secular, which can be a positive for many. Overall, our general feel is that there are better private and public school experiences in the Triangle area and we are actively seeking to move our children once we are done evaluating options.

Posted: October 23, 2012

Our family had a wonderful experience during our 12 years at The Raleigh School. Both our children attended the preschool for 3 years and then the elementary school for 6 more. Upon graduation we chose to enroll in a public middle school and the transition was smooth. We love the parental involvement of the school and the administration and teachers have always been supportive. We highly recommend that you consider The Raleigh School for your children. We are thankful to have been part of the school community for so many years.

Posted: April 8, 2012

I read through the negative reviews and I am a bit surprise. As parents - do your homework before signing up your children for private schools. As part of the interviewing process it is well known that parents are supposed to be involved throughout. It is also a small school so it definitely do not have resources to handle 'exceptional cases'. On the other hands - teachers are great and my kid loves it.

Posted: February 16, 2012

Our family's experience at The Raleigh School was a nightmare. While the school's "educational philosophy" of child-driven learning looks great in a brochure, in practice we found that any preschooler who didn't immediately fall into line was flagged as a problem student. After learning of our two year old's moderate speech delay before school even began, the teacher was convinced he was autistic. After multiple professionals determined autism was not a concern and our son was developing normally, his teacher remained unconvinced and came to us with never-ending lists of concerns, pushing a cascade of intervention. The administration provided no support at all, condescendingly dismissing our opinions and requiring a costly and unnecessary full-time classroom aid (despite the high teacher to student ratio). After months of worry, we realized we weren't dealing with a problem child, but with a stubborn case of confirmation bias. As you can see from other negative reviews below, our experience isn't unique. We're aware of other families driven from TRS under similar circumstances. Our child is now thriving at a new preschool where the teachers have had no concerns or complaints.

Posted: November 7, 2011

I have over 15 child years of experience at the Raleigh School. I give it three stars because the pre school is so outstanding - rated apart, the preschool would receive 5 stars with the warning that there is a lot of volunteer time expected. The upper school was great for one of my children. My above average, first child did fine there. However, when we moved on she did need to learn grammar, how to study and brush up on fast math facts in order to keep up. In my experience, TRS did not spend quality time on these issues. Also, like one reviewer mentioned, TRS does have two to three teachers to avoid unless your child is way above grade level. One teacher condoned and supported a bullying situation which ended in the bullied child permanently leaving. That said, they have some teachers who are truly amazing and gifted. Also, the parents at TRS are wonderful. It is a culturally diverse, friendly group. -Very liberal however and not afraid to show it. Other reviewers said that the administration seemed to have a "take it or leave it" attitude. This was certainly the case in our last years there. TRS upper school is a specific school for specific children. Careful.

Posted: May 17, 2011

Our children attended The Raleigh School for several years. We found the preschool experience to be wonderful and on par, we suspect, with any school in the Triangle. We had generally good experiences with the teachers at elementary school, although we heard from other parents that there is significant variability among the caliber of teachers. This was not our experience. Our biggest concerns were the lack of responsiveness on the part of the elementary school administrative staff and a general "take it or leave it" tone to correspondence that we did receive. When making decisions regarding a child's education, in particular when the cost of that education is in the $10,000 range, many parents will vote with their feet when confronted with indifference or arrogance ... as we did.

Posted: February 1, 2011

This is the most wonderful school. The teachers are great, the classrooms are wonderful and the administration really cares. I cannot imagine a more wonderful school to attend. My son is so happy there and we look forward to all his years there. The parent involvement is a lot, but so worth it.

Posted: April 6, 2010

#	Name	Type	City	State	Distance
1	Eagle Ridge	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Raleigh	NC	9.4 mi
2	Hedingham	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Raleigh	NC	10.1 mi
3	Winston Pointe	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Clayton	NC	15.4 mi
4	Forest Oaks	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Bunnlevel	NC	36.3 mi
5	Anderson Creek Club	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Spring Lake	NC	37.6 mi
6	The Summit	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Sanford	NC	37.6 mi
7	Sunset Ridge	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Sanford	NC	38 mi
8	Overhills Creek	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Spring Lake	NC	39.5 mi
9	Ellerslie Subdivision	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fayetteville	NC	40.1 mi
10	Carolina Seasons	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Cameron	NC	40.2 mi
11	Castlebrooke	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Linden	NC	40.5 mi
12	Forest Ridge	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Cameron	NC	41.5 mi
13	Deerfield	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Spring Lake	NC	43.6 mi
14	Kings Grant	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fayetteville	NC	43.8 mi
15	Stonegate Apartments	Apartment Complex	Spring Lake	NC	45.2 mi
16	Inverness	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fayetteville	NC	45.2 mi
17	Patriot Park Village	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fayetteville	NC	45.3 mi
18	Kinwood	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Fayetteville	NC	46.1 mi
19	College Lakes	Area of Town	Fayetteville	NC	46.6 mi
20	Woodlake	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Vass	NC	46.8 mi

#	Name	City	State	Distance
1	Princeton	Princeton	NC	39 mi
2	North Ramsey Road	Fayetteville	NC	41.8 mi
3	Spring Lake	Spring Lake	NC	45.3 mi
4	Spring Lake by Ft Bragg Base	Spring Lake	NC	45.7 mi
5	Vass	Vass	NC	48.6 mi

Base	Distance
Raleigh National Guard	1.4 mi.
Pope Field	45.9 mi.

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