Our Mission

7403 Rockfish Road ~ Fayetteville, NC 28306 ~ Phone: (910) 429-2800 ~ Fax: (910) 429-2810

NEW: Jack Britt has the 2010 CCS Teacher of the Year Denise Nosbisch Read More
2006 Governor's Real D.E.A.L. School Award Winner ~ Dedicated Educators, Administrators, and Learners
2009 NCHSAA Exemplary School ~~ recognizing the school’s total program, including athletic opportunities and facilities, community interest and involvement and academics
2010 Winner of US News and World Report America’s Best High Schools Bronze Medal & Wachovia-Maxwell Cup

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*Our Mission*
The mission of Jack Britt High School is to provide our students with a vast array of educational opportunities essential for academic and social success. The skills we instill, with special emphasis on the ever-changing world of engineering and technology, will prepare them for the work force as well as the academic rigors of a higher education.

*Our Vision*
*The vision for Jack Britt High School is to prepare students for life beyond high school. We expect our students to be productive and successful members of society.*

*Our Goals*
*To create a safe and caring climate that enhances learning.* *To expect High Growth by all children.* *To recruit, select, develop, and retain the very best faculty and staff.*

Jack Britt High School is one of 13 public high schools located in Cumberland County. It has an enrollment of approximately 1950 students in grades nine through twelve. The school year is 180 days in length and consists of two semesters of eighteen weeks. The daily schedule is a 4x4 block schedule, allowing students to be awarded 4 credits a semester, with a total of eight credits per year.

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