Middle School Teacher and Director of our Peaceful Schools NC initiative, Christel outlines the power of restorative practices in the classroom and at home.
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Our Main Campus sits on 126 acres at the edge of Duke Forest, central to Durham, Chapel Hill, and Hillsborough, North Carolina. In addition to our Early, Lower, Middle and Upper School buildings, Main Campus also houses our athletic facilities, including the Gym, athletic fields, and tennis courts, as well as our Performing Arts Center.
We have additional Early School campuses in Durham (nestled by Duke University's Central Campus), and Chapel Hill (on the edge of the campus of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill).
Main Campus (Central Administration, Early, Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools)
4809 Friends School Road
Durham, NC 27705
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919.383.6602 | info@cfsnc.org | directions
Chapel Hill Early School
531 Raleigh Road
Chapel Hill, NC 27514-3917
919.929.7080 | directions
Durham Early School
404 Alexander Avenue
Durham, NC 27705-4706
919.286.7795 | directions
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A message from Carolina Friends School leadership regarding recent anti-trans proposals from the North Carolina Legislature.