Charlotte is the third fastest-growing major city in the U.S. and the second-largest banking center in the nation. Charlotte offer 37 miles of greenway trails as well as the National Whitewater Center, and it’s a great place to be a sports fan. With a low cost of living, you’ll be able to enjoy all of the great amenities.
Come teach in Charlotte at schools like Charlotte Country Day, Charlotte Latin, Charlotte Preparatory, or Providence Day.
Raleigh is the bustling state capital, known as the “City of Oaks.” In Raleigh, you can bike to the local farmers market, find delicious barbeque, or visit the art gallery. With all the amenities of a big city but a low cost of living, Raleigh is a great place to live. Neighboring cities Durham and Chapel Hill both made the list of Top 100 Places to Live!
There are great places to teach in the Raleigh area, including Ravenscroft, St. David's School, Durham Academy and St. Mary's School.
The mountains near Asheville are some of the most beautiful around. Anywhere you go, you’ll see the gorgeous Blue Ridge mountains in the background. Downtown Asheville offers a big city feel with breweries, restaurants and a thriving art scene. You’ll see happy people and live music on every corner. And your dog is welcome just about anywhere you go!
Come teach in Asheville at schools like Carolina Day, Christ School or Asheville School.
Artwork by Caroline Bleick, Grade 12
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