About Porter Ridge Middle

About Porter Ridge Middle

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About Our School

Porter Ridge Cluster Attendance Maps

Fast Facts

    • Traditional Calendar
    • Start Bell: 9:05 a.m.
    • End Bell: 4:05 p.m.
    • Mascot: Pirates
    • Colors: Purple and black

School History

  • Porter Ridge Middle School opened in the Fall of 2005. The school is a state-of-the-art complex situated on a 183-acre campus that also contains Porter Ridge High and Elementary schools. School bonds made possible by the Union County citizens have afforded the $60 million complex at Porter Ridge.

    The school campus is on the South Fork of Crooked Creek and is situated across from an environmentally protected area that is home to a rare mollusk. Porter Ridge Middle School is the second middle school to be built in Union County since 1998. The prototype for the school design is in the Guilford County School System.

    The middle school derives the first part of its name from Porter Byrum, a Union County attorney and landowner who graciously donated over 44 acres to the Union County Public School system on the current site where the middle school now stands. The latter part of the name comes from Ridge Road which runs in the front of all three campuses on the site.

Meet Our School Leaders

  • Debbie Mayer (Principal)

  • Corrine Hart (6th Grade Assistant Principal)

  • Christina McDowell (8th Grade Assistant Principal)

  • School Performance Director

  • Professional Advisory Council Representatives

School Documents