Original Research by School Decision on Agape Achievement Academy
Agape Achievement Academy is a newly established public charter school in Fayetteville, North Carolina, that opened in 2024 on a five-acre campus along Rosehill Road in the northern part of the city, adjacent to Warrenwood Elementary. As a tuition-free public school, it represents a new choice option for families in Cumberland County.
The school serves middle grades and was founded in response to lower academic achievement in the north Fayetteville area. The model centers on small-group instruction and individualized academic support, with staff trained to identify and work closely with struggling students through one-on-one and small-group settings. All students are required to wear uniforms. The school also operates a working horticulture and livestock program that includes goats and chickens, offering students hands-on learning in farming and animal husbandry alongside their core academics.
Because Agape Achievement Academy is newly opened, state testing data and enrollment figures are not yet available. Similarly, graduation rates, attendance records, and financial metrics have not been reported. The school's operational track record is limited to its opening year, so families considering enrollment cannot yet evaluate how student outcomes develop over time or compare the school's performance to other schools in the county.
For parents in the Rosehill Road corridor seeking an alternative to their assigned school, Agape represents a small, newly founded option with a particular pedagogical approach: intensive small-group support paired with a distinctive farm-based program. Families interested in this school may want to contact it directly to understand enrollment procedures, current class sizes, staff credentials, and plans for growth in coming years, since published performance data is not yet available to provide context.
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