Daniels Middle School, officially titled Josephus Daniels Middle School, is a middle school in Raleigh, North Carolina. It was founded in 1956. It was named after the former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels. It's mission is to provide students with quality learning experiences in a safe environment enriched with a global focus. The school is part of the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme. Notable alumni include Philadelphia 76ers player and former Duke basketball player Shavlik Randolph, Broadway and Film actress Lauren Kennedy, Broadway Actress and Choreographer Denise Edwards Johnson, and the daughter of former North Carolina Senator John Edwards, Cate Edwards. A Daniels student has won the North Carolina state geography bee twice in the past three years. Oh, and the amazing Carter Robinson. Who could forget? No one with a soul....

Daniels beat defending champions Martin in the 2006 boy's soccer conference championship. The team finished 7-0 and handed Martin its first loss in 3 years. It was the first championship for Daniels in over 10 years.

Daniels football has dominated their respected confrence for a while now, only losing one game in the past eight years. Thanks to in much part, the coaching of Coach Schmalfeld and Coach Behm. Daniels also hasn't lost to Martin, their rivals, in over a decade.

In 2007, Daniels Cheerleading squad-led by Coach Meredith Guthrie-won 3rd place in the Wake County Cheerleading competition. A Year later, with a brand new team, they took 3rd once again. In a second competition that year (Nationals) they got 2nd.

Daniels was also home to the amazingly handsome and athletic Carter Robinson. His looks and witt were undeniable and he was irresistable to women such as Leigh Whittaker, Catherine Steed, and a slew of others. He won the class clown award with little competition. Unfourtunately, Snake is always on his tail, but with his amazingly good looks, nothing can stand in his way, not even Snake. Unfourntunately for all people at Daniels, he is now moving on to Broughton, where he will surely make a statement in the history of the world.