Hill Learning Center

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 The Hill Center was established in 1977 as the Hill Learning Development Center to provide an intensive remediation program to students with specific learning disabilities or attention deficit disorders. Begun as an adjunct to the existing programs at Durham Academy, the Center was dedicated to founder George Watts Hill in 1980 and became an integral part of Durham Academy. In 1996, it was renamed The Hill Center. In 1998 The Hill Center became an affiliate of Durham Academy with its own 12 member Board of Trustees. With a separate 501-(C)(3) status,

The Hill Center is considered to be a tax exempt nonprofit organization.

Since its inception, The Hill Center has served over 6,000 students, successfully partnering with more than 70 public and private schools throughout the Research Triangle community. Teacher training programs have been attended by more than 10,000 teachers from public and independent schools from across the country. In addition, The Hill Center has also consulted with national and international schools on its programs.