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Seventy-First High

Seventy-First High is a public high school in Fayetteville serving grades 9–12, with 1,360 students, 17.7 students per teacher. Cumberland County Schools.

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At a glance

Seventy-First High by the numbers

As reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24. Student–teacher ratio is not classroom size.

Grades9–12

Students1,360

Teachers77

Students per teacher17.7

Free or reduced-price lunch70%

School typeRegular School

DistrictCumberland County Schools

Contact

Address, phone and website

6764 Raeford Road, Fayetteville 28304

(910) 867-3116

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Cumberland County Schools

Other high schools in the district

All schools

9–12Alger B. Wilkins High School130 students 9–12Cross Creek Early College252 students 9–12Cumberland International Early College250 students 9–13Cumberland Polytechnic304 students 9–12Douglas Byrd High1,002 students 9–12E E Smith High1,000 students

Nearby

Schools nearby

Middle school · 0.2 miSeventy-First Classical MiddleGrades 6–8 Elementary school · 0.3 miBirds Nest Montessori SchoolGrades Pre-K–2 Elementary school · 0.3 miLoyd E Auman ElementaryGrades Pre-K–5 School · 0.6 miDestiny Now AcademyGrades K–12 School · 0.6 miFirst Impressions AcademyGrades Pre-K–8 Elementary school · 1.2 miBrentwood ElementaryGrades Pre-K–5

Questions

About Seventy-First High

What grades does Seventy-First High have?

Seventy-First High serves grades 9–12.

How many students go to Seventy-First High?

1,360 students, about 17.7 per teacher, as reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24.

What school district is Seventy-First High in?

Cumberland County Schools. District information and the school calendar are on the district website.

Where is Seventy-First High?

6764 Raeford Road, Fayetteville 28304. Phone (910) 867-3116.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (2023–24). Contact the school or district to confirm enrollment boundaries, schedules and programs.