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Christ the King School

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web-img_3567Founded in 1937 by the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart, Christ the King School is an Atlanta Archdiocesan K-8 school located in the Buckhead community of Atlanta. Christ the King School has been named a National School of Excellence, and a National Blue Ribbon School.

CKS Serves, a parent committee, fosters family service to the Atlanta-wide community. On the August Day of Service, 102 families participated in many projects including the refurbishing of the English Avenue Park and Library, the assembling of eighteen chest of drawers for Catholic Charities, and volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul.

CKS is proud to be one of the five affiliate schools with the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. This partnership allows students full access to all the High has to offer, enhances students’ art education, and functions as a teacher resource for integrating art into the curriculum.

Learn more about Christ the King School.

GRADES OFFERED K–8

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 556

FOUNDED 1937

STUDENTS OF COLOR 15%

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 22

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION Catholic

GRADE FOREIGN LANGUAGE FIRST OFFERED K

LANGUAGE(S) OFFERED Spanish

LOWEST TUITION FOR 5-DAY STUDENTS $8,900 (Catholic); $11,800 (non-Catholic)

ANNUAL TUITION FOR HIGHEST GRADE $9,410 (Catholic); $12,310 (non-Catholic)

STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID 16%

CLASS SIZE EXPANDS IN N/A

UNIFORM yes

BUS TRANSPORTATION no

TEACHER RETENTION RATE 85%

INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS basketball, soccer, volleyball (cathedral parish recreation department)

ART STUDIOS 2

MUSICAL ENSEMBLES 1

ANNUAL APPLICATIONS PER OPENING data N/A

WHAT’S NEW CKS is affiliated with the High Museum of Art. Students and their families receive free admission, students participate in an art exhibit, and docents come into the CKS classrooms to work on projects. Technology is incorporated into the curriculum, and grades 4–8 have a 1:1 device program. CKS Serves is a family service program. On this year’s Day of Service, 102 families were represented.

Atlanta International School

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web-AIS_9_13_1268Celebrating its 30th school year, Atlanta International School (AIS) offers all three International Baccalaureate (IB) programs to 1,160 U.S. and international students from 3-year-old kindergarten to grade twelve.

Rigorous academics are enriched by a world-class language acquisition program, which begins with a full-immersion preschool program in Spanish, French, and German.

AA_L1449In addition to the prestigious IB diploma, the school offers STEM-and STEAM-endorsed (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) as well as bilingual diplomas.

Beyond the classroom, AIS students participate in award-winning performing and fine arts opportunities, competitive athletics, and global experiential learning. The AIS community comprises more than 90 nationalities.

AIS is accredited by SAIS and the Council of International Schools.

Learn more about Atlanta International School.

Grades pre-K3–12

Total number of students 1,160

Number of high school students 342

Founded 1984, opened 1985

Students of color data NA

Average class size 16

Religious affiliation none

Seniors with National Merit recognition 17%

Grade foreign language first offered pre-K3

Language(s) offered French, German, Latin, Mandarin, Spanish

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $20,647

Annual tuition for grade 12 $23,570

Students receiving financial aid 12%

Class size expands in 6

Uniform no

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 92%

Number of AP courses offered n/a (offers IB program)

Varsity sports basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track, Ultimate, volleyball

Division GHSA class A

Number of art studios 4

High school theater productions per year 4

High school musical ensembles 5

Annual applications per opening approximately 3

Saint Benedict’s Episcopal Day School

Grades pre-K3–7 (adding grade 8 in August 2015)

Total number of students 390

Founded 2008

Students of color 25%

Average class size (K–5) 19

Average class size (middle school) 18

Religious affiliation Episcopal

Grade foreign language first offered pre-K3

Language(s) Spanish (every student, every day as a core subject)

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $9,000

Annual tuition for grade 7 $9,700

Students receiving financial aid 10%

Class size expands in K

Uniform yes

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 90%

Interscholastic sports (middle) basketball, cross-country

Number of art studios 2

Theater productions per year 1

Musical ensembles 2

Annual applications per opening 3–4

 

Heritage Preparatory School

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Heritage-PrepHeritage is a distinctive, classical Christ-centered school located on a beautiful, twelve-acre campus in Midtown Atlanta. Classes are small, ensuring that each student receives individual attention. Class days are shorter in the Lower School to ensure quality time at home. The content of Heritage’s curriculum is classical in that it emphasizes timeless works of literature, music, art, drama, history, Latin, logic, science, and mathematics. Teachers incorporate the methodology of the educator Charlotte Mason by focusing on good habits, nature studies, and joyful discovery in learning. Heritage teachers are gifted professionals who are committed followers of Jesus Christ.

 Heritage believes that early development of a disciplined lifestyle provides a solid foundation for a responsible and productive life in a complex modern world. Heritage graduates have a proven track record of being accepted into Atlanta’s top private high schools. Heritage is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS); a member of ACSI, ACCS, and National Junior Honor Society; and a participant in the Duke Talent Identification Program (TIP).

Learn more about Heritage Preparatory School.

Grades pre-K–8

Total number of students 163

Founded 1998

Students of color 16%

Average class size (K-5) 10

Average class size (middle school) 11

Religious affiliation nondenominational Christian

Grade foreign language first offered 3

Language(s) offered Latin

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $13,950

Annual tuition for grade 8 $14,950

Students receiving financial aid 13%

Class size expands in n/a

Uniform yes

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 96%

Interscholastic sports (middle) basketball, cross-country, volleyball

Number of art studios 1

Theater productions per year 1

Musical ensembles 1

Annual applications per opening varies

Landmark Christian School

Grades K4–12

Total number of students 860

Number of high school students 277

Founded 1989

Students of color 25%

Average class size (K–5) 18

Average class size (middle school) 20

Average class size (high school) 20

Religious affiliation nondenominational Christian

Seniors with National Merit recognition 4

Grade foreign language first offered K4

Language(s) offered French, Mandarin, Spanish

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $6,550

Annual tuition for grade 12 $14,475

Students receiving financial aid 14%

Class size expands in 6

Uniform yes

Bus transportation yes

Teacher retention rate 95%

Number of AP courses offered 13

Students scoring 3-plus on AP exams 80

Varsity sports baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross-country, football, golf, soccer, softball, swimming/diving, tennis, track, volleyball, wrestling

Division GHSA class A

Number of art studios 4

High school theater productions per year 2

High school musical ensembles 6

Annual applications per opening approx 2.5

Atlanta Academy

Grades Pre-K–8

Total number of students 285

Founded 2000

Students of color 31%

Average class size 12

Religious affiliation nondenominational Christian

Grade foreign language first offered pre-K

Language(s) offered Spanish

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $7,155

Annual tuition for grade 8 $12,772

Students receiving financial aid data NA

Class size expands in n/a

Uniform yes

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 92%

Number of art studios 1

Theater productions per year 2

Musical ensembles 3

Annual applications per opening 2

Mohammed Schools of Atlanta

Grades pre-K3–12

Total number of students 160

Number of high school students 65

Founded 1980

Students of color 97%

Average class size 15

Religious affiliation Al-Islam

Seniors with National Merit recognition 20%

Grade foreign language first offered pre-K3

Language(s) offered Arabic

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $550/month

Annual tuition for grade 12 $5,750

Students receiving financial aid 85%

Class size expands in n/a

Uniform yes

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 95%

Number of AP courses offered 2

Students scoring 3-plus on AP exams data NA

Varsity sports basketball, soccer

Division GHSA class A

Number of art studios 1

High school theater productions per year 5

High school musical ensembles 2

Annual applications per opening data NA

Cumberland Academy of Georgia

Grades 4–postgraduate

Total number of students 97

Number of high school students 30

Founded 2007

Students of color data NA

Average class size 8

Religious affiliation none

Seniors with National Merit recognition data NA

Grade foreign language first offered 8

Language(s) offered Spanish

Annual tuition $22,100

Students receiving financial aid 70%

Class size expands in n/a

Uniform yes

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 98%

Number of AP courses offered varies

Students scoring 3-plus on AP exams data NA

Varsity sports basketball, cross-country, track

Division AAC

Number of art studios 1

High school theater productions per year 1

High school musical ensembles 1

Annual applications per opening data NA

Eaton Academy

Grades K–12

Total number of students 160

Number of high school students 45

Founded 1995

Students of color 7%

Average class size 5

Religious affiliation none

Seniors with National Merit recognition 2

Grade foreign language first offered 8

Language(s) offered Latin, Spanish

Lowest tuition for 5-day students $14,500

Annual tuition for grade 12 $19,900

Students receiving financial aid none

Class size expands in n/a

Uniform no (dress code)

Bus transportation no

Teacher retention rate 95%

Number of AP courses offered none

Annual applications per opening data NA

Woodward Academy

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Woodward Academy provides wise, individual guidance at every step, preparing students for best-fit colleges, mentoring them in life-shaping qualities of good character, and helping them reach their fullest potential.

Woodward students develop a deep respect for difference as they collaborate with peers from more than 20 metro Atlanta counties, and a broad array of religious, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Woodward offers prolific opportunities to try and triumph, including 25 AP web-woodward-academy-class-of-2015-1courses, a Transition Program for students with mild learning differences, and numerous clubs, arts opportunities, and athletic options.

Because of the Woodward experience, students are confident and well-prepared for today’s evolving world. Seniors achieve 100 percent acceptance to top four-year colleges and universities, and graduating classes earn more than $14 million in scholarships annually. Most importantly, Woodward’s impact on students extends far beyond college. Inspiring alumni are making an impact in every field; they are leaders capable of changing the world.

Learn more about Woodward Academy

GRADES offered pre-K–12

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 2,703

NUMBER OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 1,097

FOUNDED 1900

STUDENTS OF COLOR 49%

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 16

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION none

SENIORS WITH NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION 19 out of a graduating class of 245

GRADE FOREIGN LANGUAGE FIRST OFFERED pre-K

LANGUAGE(S) OFFERED Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Latin, Spanish

LOWEST TUITION FOR 5-DAY STUDENTS $16,000

ANNUAL TUITION for highest grade $25,800

STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID 13%

UNIFORM yes

BUS TRANSPORTATION yes

TEACHER RETENTION RATE data N/A

AP COURSES offered 25

STUDENTS SCORING 3+ ON AP EXAMS 90%

VARSITY SPORTS baseball, basketball, cheerleading, clay target, cross-country, football, golf, lacrosse, riflery, soccer, softball, swimming/diving, tennis, track, Ultimate, volleyball, wrestling

DIVISION GHSA class AAAA

ART STUDIOS 5

UPPER SCHOOL THEATER PRODUCTIONS PER YEAR 4

UPPER SCHOOL MUSICAL ENSEMBLES 14

ANNUAL APPLICATIONS PER OPENING data N/A

WHAT’S NEW Woodward Academy has several new courses, including philarmonia, a collaborative orchestra and strings upper school performing arts course; an upper school
fiber arts course; Freshman Focus, a year-long course to facilitate a seamless adjustment to the first year of high school; and a nine-week middle school STEM course where students solve real-word problems. Also new are Eaglesphere at Woodward North, a space designed to accommodate multiple STEM/STEAM-based programs and activities and Makerspaces, with opportunities for tinkering, printmaking, and building interest in STEAM.

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