Register for Falcon Forward
Join us on Saturday, October 18th from 10:00 AM to Noon for a special Open House designed for families of students looking to enroll in grades PreK3 through 12th grade.
This is a wonderful opportunity to explore what makes O’Neal School a place where students thrive — academically, socially, and personally. Families will enjoy:
- Guided campus tours led by our student ambassadors
- Meet-and-greets with faculty and staff from academics, the arts, athletics, and student life
- Light refreshments
- Informative casual discussions about our programs and student experience
Whether you're just beginning your school search or looking ahead to the next step in your child’s education, we look forward to welcoming you!
Please register so we can send you a reminder and a detailed agenda:
New to O'Neal? Attend this Open House and have the application fee waived should you decide to apply for the 2025-20256 school year.
- Hear from our Director of College Counseling to learn how 100% of O’Neal graduates are accepted to colleges and universities nationwide and abroad.
- Learn more about how the O’Neal Athletics Program has been ranked #1 among Division 2A Independent Schools in North Carolina 3 times in the last 6 years.
- The O’Neal Upper School abides by an Honor Code governed by an elected student honor council. Learn more about the uniqueness of student life at O’Neal.
- The Hannah Marie Bradshaw Scholarship is offered to one rising freshman new to O’Neal. It is renewable for all four years of attending the O’Neal Upper School.
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