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Fulton Science Academy Private School

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web-0270_fsa_marketing_aug2016_3i3a0804Fulton Science Academy Private School (FSAPS) has fostered a “yearn to learn” culture where students embrace an innovative, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) curriculum. The school’s extracurricular programs are widely recognized; FSAPS proudly represented the state of Georgia in five national and international academic competitions in 2016. Currently, FSAPS has 450 students in Pre-K through high school. The study body is diverse and reflects award-winning academic teams, competitive athletes, personal entrepreneurs, professional working actors, and award-winning critical thinkers. Built upon core values of excellence, innovation, and character, FSAPS has engineered a school of the future today. 

Learn more about Fulton Science Academy Private School.

 

GRADES OFFERED pre-K–high school

TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS 455

NUMBER OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 25 (ninth grade only; adding a high school grade each year)

FOUNDED 2002

STUDENTS OF COLOR 62%

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE 18

RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION none

SENIORS WITH NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION N/A

GRADE FOREIGN LANGUAGE FIRST OFFERED pre-K

LANGUAGE(S) OFFERED Spanish, Turkish

LOWEST TUITION FOR 5-DAY STUDENTS $11,000

ANNUAL TUITION FOR HIGHEST GRADE $13,000

STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID 5%

CLASS SIZE EXPANDS IN N/A

UNIFORM yes

BUS TRANSPORTATION no

TEACHER RETENTION RATE 93%

INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS basketball, cross-country, fencing, kickball, soccer, taekwando, volleyball wrestling

ART STUDIOS 1

THEATER PRODUCTIONS PER YEAR 1

MUSICAL ENSEMBLES 1

ANNUAL APPLICATIONS PER OPENING 3

WHAT’S NEW We have nationally and internationally recognized academic teams in 2016. New campus expansion plans for 2018–2020 include athletic fields, additional class-rooms, and an outdoor learning center.

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A native of Charlotte, North Carolina, Beth Castle graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte with a bachelor’s in English. She worked briefly in marketing before attending the University of Missouri, where she completed her master’s degree in journalism. She joined Atlanta magazine in July 2015, and served as associate editor of Southbound magazine and assistant editor of Atlanta’s special advertising sections. She also oversaw Marquee, another custom publication, and all digital and social media components of Southbound.