Be Amazed.
Brought to you by - The Davis Academy
From Kindergarten PrepEighth Grade, The Davis Academy teaches to the whole child, creating compassionate leaders and equipping them with skills they will use for the entirety of their academic careers and beyond. We teach life skills, instill Jewish values, and provide diverse experiences to make our students well-rounded and self-confident individuals. Students learn in a warm and supportive community that shares common values and visions. We celebrate both the ways our diversity makes our school vibrant and the individual differences that make our school community so unique. With a retention rate of 97%, The Davis Academy community is comprised of
families from across the globe, nation, and 31 metro Atlanta zip codes. Davis graduates attend the most prestigious public and private high schools in Atlanta. They know who they are and continuously make a difference in their communities and the world.
The school offers many options for prospective families to learn about the school and community. Parents can schedule a personal tour. In addition, families can engage in wonderful Nurture events that are free and open to the community.
To learn more or schedule a tour, go to www.davisacademy.org/admissions or call 678-527-3300.
The Alfred & Adele Davis Academy 8105 Roberts Drive, Atlanta, GA 30350 770-671-0085 www.davisacademy.org
Education solutions for every mind, every age
Brought to you by - Eaton Academy
Eaton Academy offers multiple programs, both in person and online, since a “one size fits all” approach to education is not effective in today’s world.
Academic Programs
The full-day K-12 school with its 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio allows instructors to address students’ individual learning styles. Through the use of STEAM-related activities and multisensory instruction, students achieve academic and personal success. The challenging, college-prep curriculum is delivered in a safe, nurturing environment.
For students with more significant academic and social needs, the Pace Program helps them develop life skills and independent living strategies. This approach is perfect for students on the spectrum, those with developmental delays, and individuals with other scholastic challenges. Pace students follow the traditional school day and work to develop greater self-sufficiency and independence, on their way to earning a high school diploma.
The Independent Study Program (ISP), tailored to students’ schedules and academic needs, permits individuals to work at their own pace. The tutorial setting
enables aspiring athletes and performers to work toward graduation while following their dreams. Some students enroll in ISP
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A Challenging Approach to Education that Features:
• Programs for Traditional & Neurodivergent Learners
• Attention to Individual Needs
• Customized College-Prep Programs for K-12
• 5:1 Student: Teacher Ratio
• Independent Study Classes
• Supportive, Nurturing Environment
• Post-Graduate Options Available
to accelerate their scholastic work; others seek academic remediation. ISP arranges the one-to-one sessions on a schedule that accommodates the students’ needs for flexibility. Sessions can be in person or online.
Post-Graduate Programs
LEAP is designed to help individuals strengthen their life skills in order to achieve greater independence. Participants benefit from job readiness training, life skill development, and scholastic support.
The LIFE program places young adults into their own apartments. Participants meet with a LIFE coach several times each
week for support with topics such as budgeting, hygiene, roommate relations, and housekeeping.
Supported Employment prepares young adults for the workplace. Assistance is given with resume writing, applying for positions, and keeping a job.
College Exploratory offers individuals college level, non-credit courses so they can gauge their readiness for university life.
Eaton Academy is the ideal place for families to discover education options and independent living solutions. Whatever students need, Eaton works to create the perfect education solution for them.
The value of preschool
Brought to you by - Primrose School of Alpharetta
Parents increasingly recognize the value of preschool in setting a strong foundation for future success in elementary school. Top preschool programs offer more than just basic academic skills; they foster the development of happy, confident, and well-rounded individuals.
Primrose School of Alpharetta, celebrated as North Fulton’s best preschool for twelve consecutive years, exemplifies excellence in early childhood education. Here’s what sets them apart:
Gold Standard Accreditation: Primrose Alpharetta was among the first preschools in the country to earn Cognia accreditation, a prestigious recognition for schools demonstrating exceptional program consistency and continuous improvement.
Award-Winning Staff: The school’s dedicated and certified teachers use the Primrose Balanced Learning System to prepare children for elementary school and beyond. Their approach integrates play, art, music, and character development in a nurturing environment.
Innovative Curriculum: Primrose Alpharetta’s Balanced Learning Curriculum
combines principles from leading educational methods like Montessori, Piaget, and Vygotsky with contemporary early childhood education insights. This curriculum integrates intellectual, creative, physical, and socio-emotional skills into daily activities, promoting holistic development.
Safety First: The school prioritizes safety with rigorous standards for building access, playground safety, cleanliness, and food handling. All staff members are CPR and First Aid certified and trained on the Primrose Safe School Plan.
Developing Executive Function: The Balanced Curriculum emphasizes critical skills such as critical thinking, teamwork, self-control, adaptability, and working memory. These skills are practiced daily through creative problem-solving and innovative thinking.
Community Commitment: As the first Primrose Franchisee, Primrose Alpharetta has been an active community member since 1988. They teach children the importance of caring and giving through participation in local events and charitable activities.
For more information about enrolling your child at Primrose School of Alpharetta and the lifelong benefits it offers, visit their website or call to schedule a tour
Nurture your child’s curiosity and it will blossom into something beautiful.
Fulton Science Academy Private School
Nurturing excellence from Pre-K to High School
Brought to you by - Fulton Science Academy
At Fulton Science Academy (FSA), education begins with a promise to develop confident, curious, and compassionate students who are prepared to lead wherever life takes them. Named Georgia’s #1 private, college-prep, and STEM school by Niche.com, FSA offers a well-rounded, values-based education for advanced and gifted learners from Pre-K through 12th grade.
Our commitment starts early. In our award-winning Pre-K and Elementary programs, students engage in hands-on STEAM learning that sparks creativity and builds strong academic foundations. With small class sizes, personalized instruction, and a caring environment, children grow academically while developing strong character and emotional confidence.
As students move into Middle and High School, they become analytical thinkers and responsible leaders. Our ICARE values—Integrity, Curiosity,
Advocacy, Resiliency, and Empathy— are part of everyday life, shaping students into individuals who lead with purpose.
From academic competitions to robotics, music, sports, and Model UN, our students excel in a wide range of pursuits. They benefit from modern facilities like our Innovation Lab and Observatory, and graduate with impressive results. With an average SAT score of 1402 and a 95% AP pass rate, they don’t just feel ready for top universities—they are accepted to
them. Our alumni attend schools like Stanford, MIT, Penn, and many more. But beyond the numbers, it is the experience that matters most. FSA is a structured, supportive community where students are known, encouraged, and inspired every day.
Discover what makes FSA different. A world-class education starts here.
Apply now at www. fultonscienceacademy.org
What if school was more than just school?
Brought to you by – Woodward Academy
Most schools promise academic rigor. Most schools tout extracurriculars. But what if school wasn’t just a checklist of classes and activities? What if it was a place where your child was seen, challenged, and supported in a way that transformed their future?
At Woodward Academy, students don’t just attend school—they find their place in a community that values curiosity, connection, and personal growth. But don’t take our word for it. The best people to tell you about life at Woodward are the ones living it: our students.
More than just a classroom
It’s easy to assume that a school is only as good as its classes, but as Jackson, a senior who has been at Woodward since first grade, points out, it’s the teachers that make the difference:
“A lot of the teachers really care— even the ones you don’t necessarily have for classes. I have great relationships with teachers who don’t work here anymore or have never even taught me.”
That kind of connection goes beyond textbooks. Jackson even has regular lunches with a retired English teacher he met by chance while working at Publix. That’s the kind of lifelong mentorship that changes the way students see education— not as something they must do, but as something that actively shapes their lives.
Elizabeth, a senior who transferred in freshman year, found a similar experience:
“Our AP English and history classes are super discussion-based. You get so many opportunities to explore those subjects in your own way, to get to know them at the level you want to.”
That freedom—to learn deeply, to ask questions, and to engage—creates students who don’t just memorize information for tests. They become thinkers, leaders, and innovators.
Balancing it all (and still having a life)
Woodward students don’t just live for the classroom. They juggle academics, sports, arts, and leadership roles, all while learning to manage their time like pros. Elizabeth, who is deeply involved in theater, describes how she balances everything:
“I spend a couple of hours in rehearsal after school every day, plus dance classes and voice lessons at night. The key is using the time we have during the day—morning tutorial blocks, a long lunch period—to be productive. It keeps me on track without losing sleep or getting overwhelmed.”
For students like Landon, a dualsport athlete, and Arun, a cross-country runner and orchestra member, success comes down to structure and support. Woodward’s R-period (Rest Period) and study halls give students dedicated time to complete work, meet with teachers, or simply catch their breath.
“As a junior and senior, I can leave early or come in late if my schedule allows.” says Farah. “That flexibility helps me stay organized and well-rested.”
This level of built-in support is intentional—it teaches students how to manage their responsibilities without burning out, a skill that will serve them long after graduation.
Teachers who change lives
Behind every successful student is a teacher who saw something in them
before they saw it in themselves. At Woodward, those relationships define the experience.
Landon nearly dropped AP Calculus after his first test, but his teacher, Ms. Gentry, convinced him to stick with it.
“She challenged me, encouraged me, and always checked in—not just about math, but about my life. I’ll never forget when she caught me in the parking lot after a basketball game to tell me I had made 100 on a test. That moment meant so much.”
Elizabeth recalls how her English teacher turned a lesson into an experience:
“We studied transcendentalist theory and ended up watching Dead Poets Society. The next day, we were literally standing on
our desks, reciting poetry. That’s what makes learning stick.”
This kind of investment—teachers who don’t just teach but inspire—sets Woodward apart.
What does this mean for you?
If you’re a student thinking about your next step, ask yourself: Do I want to just go to school, or do I want to be part of something bigger?
If you’re a parent, consider this: Do you want a school where your child will simply excel, or a school where they will thrive?
Woodward Academy isn’t just about preparing students for college. It’s about preparing them for life. For leadership. For the unexpected opportunities that come from a school that sees the whole person, not just the student. And if you don’t believe us, just ask our students.
“If a student can’t learn the way we teach… we should teach the way a student
Brought to you by – Mill Springs Academy
Those are the words of Mill Springs Academy’s founder, Tweetie L. Moore, and the words that Mill Springs administration, faculty, and staff continue to live by today. Founded in 1981, Mill Springs provides a valuesbased college preparatory program for students with ADHD and learning differences. Mill Springs’ school-wide Community Structure encourages students to participate in their own education by teaching self-advocacy, social problem-solving skills, and how to forge their own path. Small class sizes allow teachers to provide each student with individualized instruction. Highly skilled faculty, specialists, and counselors provide academic and social support on all levels, from kindergarten through 12, in a supportive, nurturing environment.
Mill Springs Academy also offers students a wide variety of opportunities outside the core curriculum. Mill Springs’ fine arts program encourages students to explore their creativity through painting, sculpture, set design, music, performance, and more. Our
robust athletic programs allow students to play at a competitive level while building teamwork and confidence.
Mill Springs’ 85-acre Alpharetta campus includes indoor and outdoor classroom space, athletic facilities, and visual and performing arts facilities. We serve students from over 50 different zip codes in the Metro Atlanta area and provide four bus routes with ten stops in the morning and afternoon. To learn more about Mill Springs Academy, visit us at www. millsprings.org/visit
• Private non-parochial education for infants through 8th grade.
• Nurturing environment featuring 1 to 1 iPads, outstanding teachers, small class sizes with assistants, hands-on academics, STEM, Discovery Clubs, frequent field trips, and leadership opportunities.
• After School, Sports, Science Olympiad, Robotics and Drama available.
Arbor Montessori continues its commitment
Brought to you by- Arbor Montessori School
Regarded as a beacon of authentic Montessori education worldwide, Arbor Montessori School has fostered lifelong learning in Decatur for fifty five years. The school serves students aged 18 months to 14 years, preparing them to go anywhere their interests, dreams, and passions take them. Arbor is currently accepting Primary, Elementary, and Middle School applications for the 2025-2026 school year.
Arbor Montessori School is also marking a historic milestone, as we consolidate our campuses. The new building will bring all of Arbor’s students and staff on one campus, uniting the school community in a dynamic, purposefully-built environment. “We are thrilled to break ground on what will soon be our new home,” said Heather Maccabe, Head of School. “This marks a historic event for Arbor, as we’ve operated at least one satellite campus for over 50 years. The new building will unite our community under one roof for the very first time, and it is an exciting step forward for Arbor’s future.” The new campus will offer cutting-edge spaces for learning, collaboration, and growth.
As Arbor continues its commitment to being a good neighbor and steward of the land, the new campus will serve as a welcoming space for students, families, and the surrounding community. “We are excited to bring our school together in a unified, purpose-built campus,” said Maccabe. “This project has been a long-term dream for Arbor, and we can’t wait to see it come to fruition, providing our students with an even richer, more cohesive educational experience.” Learn more about Arbor’s Lavista Campus and see progress updates at arbormontessori.org.
Regarded as a beacon of authentic Montessori education worldwide, Arbor Montessori School has fostered lifelong learning in Decatur for fifty five years. The school serves students aged 18 months to 14 years, preparing them to go anywhere their interests, dreams, and passions take them. Arbor is currently accepting Primary, Elementary, and Middle School applications for the 2025-2026 school year.
Springmont still has limited seats available for the 2025-26 school year!
authentic Montessori experience balances academic learning with social/emotional well-being. Highly experienced and caring teachers guide individualized learning that inspires students to become creative,
As the oldest Montessori school in the Southeast, Springmont offers students 18 months through middle school an authentic Montessori experience that is extraordinary by design. Individualized learning inspires our diverse population of students to become creative, independent, and globally minded. Classrooms are large, light-filled, and thoughtfully prepared, while the campus’ many natural areas, class gardens, and farm animals afford rich outdoor life science lessons.
Specially designed Montessori materials support children’s developmental needs and offer students a wide variety of hands-on activities that concretely reinforce skills, lessons, and concepts. Highly experienced and caring teachers guide students through an individualized curriculum that develops the whole child—socially, emotionally, and academically. Multi-aged classes allow younger children to learn from older ones and older students to mentor younger classmates.
Art, Music, Physical Education,
Outdoor Science Education, and Spanish are essential parts of the student experience. At Springmont, students are challenged to reach their fullest potential and empowered to help steer their own educations. Children’s innate curiosity grows into a life-long love of learning and a quest for meaningful discoveries and deeper knowledge.
Middle School students run microeconomies and compete in regional academic competitions. Opportunities to hone time-management skills, experience active leadership roles, articulate complex ideas, and work both independently and in diverse groups make our Middle School Program a true capstone experience.
Springmont graduates are confident, collaborative, engaged learners, prepared for success in Atlanta’s premier high schools as well as life beyond academics. Springmont School—Extraordinary by Design.
Limited seats for Elementary & Middle School students are still available! For more information or to schedule a tour, call 404-252-3910 or visit springmont.com
Brought to you by – Springmont School
