Carolina Preparatory Academy

We are so proud of our Class of 2026!

Field Day 2026!

A huge thank you to all of the Carolina Prep students and faculty who came out to help with, splash in, and add joy to MSR's Field Day yesterday!!!

Carolina Prep middle school students visited The Makery in Durham this week.

They put their engineering skills to the test, taking on the role of civil engineers. Students participated in a bridge-building challenge that required creativity, collaboration, and strategic thinking.

The excitement peaked when it was time to test each bridge and see how well their designs performed! While some bridges held strong and others revealed opportunities for improvement, every team gained valuable experience in perseverance, innovation, and teamwork.

After a morning of designing and building, students enjoyed lunch together at Boxyard RTP before heading back to school.

A fantastic day of STEM learning, creative problem-solving, and community building!

Please join our MSR & Carolina Prep Day of Giving 2026!

Our teachers and staff give so much to our students every single day.

Your contribution will send our faculty and staff to conferences, trainings, and professional development experiences that strengthen our school community for your children and grandchildren.

Every dollar given will be matched by Head of School Monica Rodriguez, up to the first $1,000 of our $5,000 goal.

Day of Giving runs from Tuesday, May 19, at noon through Wednesday, May 20, at noon.

Show your support for our teachers and staff by making your gift today at the link below.

https://my.onecause.com/fundraiser/organizations/sf-001C000000oQFHfIAO/fundraisers/fundraiser:0ced3d3b-51b0-4a1f-94cd-50b35287c895

A very special thank you to the MSR & Carolina Prep community for making our Intercultural Picnic so memorable!

It was a wonderful evening of coming together to celebrate our diverse cultures, and enjoy international food, henna, Dabke, calligraphy, games, meaningful connections and so much more.

Project Week in Boston took students out of the classroom and out of their comfort zone to foster collaboration and stretch their academic, social and leadership skills.

Students explored the Freedom Trail, took part in the Boston Tea Party, watched a Broadway Play, volunteered with Cradles to Crayons, toured Fenway Park, MIT and Harvard Square and visited a host of special museums.

Our local project week was a one-of-a-kind journey designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and connection with the world around us.

Each day brought a new adventure—from a tiger sanctuary to goat yoga, from the vibrant life on display at our local botanical gardens to museum and animal education sessions and a visit to a bird sanctuary, this week was all about balance—mind, body, and heart—blending wellness with discovery, and leaving students refreshed, inspired, and full of wonder!