​Millbrook High School is a richly diverse community of students, families and staff that bring unique cultural, academic, athletic and personal strengths to the school. At the same time we are a tight-knit community of caring, inquiring, risk-taking, balanced, and knowledgeable communicators. We are all of these and more. We are a community of individuals that share a passion for academic excellence, for service to our community, for athletic success — for Millbrook. Our individual strengths and our unique contributions to our school come together and unite us as a community of ONE Millbrook.

Our Story

Millbrook High School was established in 1922 and moved to its location on Spring Forest Road in 1967. Since that time, we have added two new buildings to our campus, created a Wildcat Academy, launched a JROTC program, attained International Baccalaureate authorization and joined the Global Schools Network

Clubs and Activities- Click for details

Millbrook offers an array of diverse clubs/activities for students to join.  

Curriculum

Below is a representation of a possible combination of courses that a student could take in preparation for admittance to the DP Programme in the 11th Grade.  There are various options that are available to suit the interests of your child. This representation does not include other NC graduation requirements or examples of our extensive list of elective opportunities.  

We also offer a variety of programs like ​JROTC and Digital Media Career Academy
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​​Learn More about Millbrook
November 1, 2022 6:30: IB Expo- Come and experience the principles and practices of Millbrook's Middle Years and Diploma Programmes. Discuss the programmes with current staff and students and see the quality work they have produced ​

January 11, 2023 6:30: Magnet Open House- See IB instruction through the eyes of a student. Visitors will experience IB classrooms and participate in actual lessons that are taught by Millbrook staff
  

Approaches to Learning

At Millbrook High School, we encourage students to become creative, critical, and reflective thinkers.  Students are encouraged to make connections between their studies in traditional subjects and the real world.  This fosters the development of skills for communication, intercultural understanding, and global engagement- essential qualities for young people who are becoming global leaders.