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Every Student Future Ready

At Knightdale High School, we foster a community where success is driven by ownership, kindness, leadership in learning, and engagement. We are dedicated to promoting equity and collaborating with families to ensure every student thrives in a supportive and inclusive school culture.

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School Calendar

Our School Community

Academic Excellence

In the foreground, a group of young people are studying around a table with laptops and papers, while the background is filled with tall bookshelves packed with books in a library.

Enjoy a traditional school with a modified calendar designed to promote student achievement.

Three students are gathered around a table with papers and sticky notes in a library with bookshelves.

KHS offers a comprehensive curriculum on a 4x4 block schedule.

Voices of Our School

Our school is defined by the people who invest in it every day: students, families, faculty, community leaders and a network of alumni.

Nevaeh Brown

The arts department and theatre productions make Knightdale High a lively, enjoyable school. Teachers support all our accomplishments, and students show love to our hard-working cast and crew.

Class of 2026

Heather Pew

The calendar and smaller diverse student body were top selling points to stay at KHS! The Sports Medicine program under Ms. Beavers, PEPI under Coach Parker, and the kindness and care of Counselor Blackwell were standouts for us.

Parent, Class of 2026

Charles Johnson

Knightdale was the place that finally helped me figure out the path I wanted to take in life, introducing me to theater and strengthening my love for digital design.

Class of 2026

Narviaria Evans

We believe every student’s path has value. Through resilience, passion, collaboration, and purposeful progression, we empower students to grow, lead confidently, and build meaningful futures rooted in community and opportunity.

CCR Teacher

Alicia Romo

I value the diversity of our students and the unique experiences they bring to the classroom. It’s important because they bring the classrooms to life with the various interests they have.

Social Studies Teacher