Wake Monarch Academy serves adolescents aged 13 to 21 recovering from substance use disorders in Raleigh, North Carolina. This specialized recovery high school offers college-preparatory education for grades 9-12, uniquely balancing rigorous academics with comprehensive recovery support services. Students pursue educational excellence while maintaining their commitment to sobriety in a nurturing environment built on community values, accountability, acceptance, and education. Founded in August 2021 by Leah Wright, a retired educator whose personal journey with her son's substance use challenges inspired the school's creation, Wake Monarch stands as the first recovery high school in the Triangle area. Operating as a non-profit organization, the academy sustains its mission through tuition, fundraising events, and community donations. Beyond its educational programming, Wake Monarch provides resources for families navigating adolescent substance use disorders and welcomes volunteer involvement from the community. The school creates a foundation where students can simultaneously advance their academic goals and strengthen their recovery journey.