The Charlotte County Consolidated Plan which outlines Title I, Title II, Title IV, and Title VI federal programs has been designated the model for the state of Virginia. It is currently being used by the Appalachian Educational Laboratory as a blueprint for other states. It has also received an exemplary rating from the United States Department of Education. Business partners work closely with students to help them develop their work skills and better understand the responsibilities and demands of full time employment. It is a model for the state due to the business partnership involvement with the school system.
Charlotte County is recognized as the technology leader among school systems.
Charlotte County Schools received an education grant from the Environmental Protection Agency to teach high school and preschool students about good farming practices, water monitoring, weather conditions and other environmental issues. In the past three years, Randolph-Henry School has had students compete on the state level in track, tennis, wrestling, softball and golf. Charlotte County is the first school system in the country to have a classroom-based computer manufacturing company that designs, manufactures, sells, installs and services computer and related equipment. Statesmen Computers is recognized as a center for advanced technologies and business entrepreneurship skills. Charlotte County has received the Learn and Serve mentoring grant through the Department of Education for the past six years.