Martin Luther King, Jr Middle School

500 Bilmark Ave
Charlotte, NC 28213
Phone: (980) 343-0698
Fax: (980) 343-0700
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools District
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  • Principal / Admin: Robinson Mark
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  • Status: Operational
  • Type: Regular
  • Grades: 6th - 8th
  • School Location: A Large City
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  • Brief Description
  • Martin Luther King, Jr Middle School serves 6th through 8th Grade Students From The City Of Charlotte, Which Is Part Of Mecklenburg County. This School Is Eligible For Participation In State & Federal Title I Programs. Some Or All Students From This School Participate In Free Or Reduced Lunch Programs.
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Libraries Near This School
  • CHECKIT OUTLET
  • 435 SOUTH TRYON STREET, SUITE 110
  • CHARLOTTE, NC 28202
  • (704) 432-2400
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  • HICKORY GROVE BRANCH LIBRARY
  • 7209 E.W.T. HARRIS BOULEVARD
  • CHARLOTTE, NC 28227
  • (704) 535-5962
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  • PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CHARLOTTE MECKLENBURG CNTY
  • 310 NORTH TRYON STREET
  • CHARLOTTE, NC 28202
  • (704) 336-2801
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  • BEATTIES FORD ROAD BRANCH LIBRARY
  • 2412 BEATTIES FORD RD
  • CHARLOTTE, NC 28216
  • (704) 336-2882
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  • INDEPENDENCE REGIONAL BRANCH LIBRARY
  • 6015 CONFERENCE DRIVE
  • CHARLOTTE, NC 28212
  • (704) 568-3151
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  • FREEDOM REGIONAL BRANCH LIBRARY
  • 1230 ALLEGHANY ST
  • CHARLOTTE, NC 28208
  • (704) 336-2721
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School Information

This School Public Private

    General Information

  • Number of Students: 875
  • Number of Full-Time Teachers: 0
  • Student:Teacher Ratio: 0.0:1

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