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School Profile: Waccamaw Elementary

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Waccamaw Elementary is located at 5901 Waccamaw School Road Nw, Ash, NC 28420-9727. The contact phone number is (910) 287-6437. It has a student/teacher ratio of 14.56.

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  • Students per Grade

  • Students and Teachers

  • School District: Brunswick County Schools
  • Grade Range: KG - 8
  • Students: 568
  • Teachers (FTE): 39
  • Student/Teacher Ratio: 14.56
  • Title I eligible: Yes

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Primary Schools
Jessie Mae Monroe Elementary
250 Pea Landing Road Nw
Ash, NC 28420
(910) 287-4014
Union Elementary
180 Union School Road Nw
Shallotte, NC 28459
(910) 579-3591
Middle Schools
Shallotte Middle
225 Village Road
Shallotte, NC 28459
(910) 754-6882
High Schools
West Brunswick High
550 Whiteville Road Nw
Shallotte, NC 28470
(910) 754-4338
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