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SCHOOL SMARTS From AP and honors courses to championship athletics and STEM programs, Savannah area’s public and private schools provide a variety of educational experiences rooted in excellence and integrity. Find the fi t that’s right for your child by using this guide to the area’s top educational institutions.
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Savannah Classical Academy .......................................... 122
Caring, encouraging, and challenging. St. James Catholic School challenges students to reach their highest potential in the atmosphere of a Catholic, Christian community. Through guidance from the Immaculate Heart of Mary sisters, students are prepared for a life of learning and service to God. Students are encouraged to thrive in a way that stimulates academic excellence, high moral standards, and personal responsibility.
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Blessed Sacrament Catholic School ................................127 Hancock Day School .........................................................126
St. Andrew’s School ........................................................ 123 St. James Catholic School ................................................121 Tybee Island Maritime Academy .................................... 124
In a Christian atmosphere that nurtures a strong academic program that is caring and disciplined, conducive to learning, and provides activities that cultivate the importance of life, values, morality, and ethics. St. James School is dedicated to Christian principles rooted in the Catholic tradition. W E T E AC H F O R T H E F U T U R E B Y:
Recognizing the importance of studying faith, the arts, technology, foreign language, and physical education. Our curriculum allows our students to have the opportunity to succeed in numerous subjects and activities, so teachers can educate the mind of each individual student.
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W E ’ R E AT T H E T O P O F T H E C L A S S I N :
• Academic achievements. • Providing a safe and nurturing environment. • Offering many programs including college-level, advanced academic, fine arts, and technical courses. WE’RE PROUD OF OUR STUDENTS FOR:
• Their dedication to continual learning, academic success, and commitment to our community service projects. OUR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IS:
• Academically rigorous and supportive with small class sizes and many extracurricular activities. • Repeatedly recognized as a high-achieving school locally, statewide, and nationally. O U R PA R E N T S G E T A N “A” F O R :
• Their commitment to enrolling their children at SCA and actively supporting the school with the Spartan Club. W H Y C H O O S E SAVA N N A H C L A S S I C A L AC A D E M Y:
• SCA has been consistently recognized as a top performing school locally, within Georgia and nationally. Students may attend from PreK through twelfth grade. In addition to being a leading school academically, SCA offers robust Fine Arts, STEAM, athletic, college level, and travel programs. All students participate in experiences outside of the classroom to compliment coursework. OUR MISSION:
• To provide every child with a classical and academically rigorous education while instilling a commitment to civic virtue and moral character. W E T E AC H F O R T H E F U T U R E B Y:
• Preparing our students to be involved, educated, and successful citizens. • Due to the education they received at SCA, graduates will be able to navigate today’s competitive society by being able to think critically, work collaboratively with others, and act with civic and moral virtue in order to thrive and succeed throughout adulthood. 122
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W E ’ R E AT T H E T O P O F T H E C L A S S I N :
• Inspiring students to hone their strengths, embrace new experiences, and lead with confidence and integrity. At St. Andrew’s, learning comes to life through rigorous academics, competitive athletics, and vibrant arts programs. With small class sizes and teachers who both challenge and champion our learners, students develop the discipline, creativity, and confidence that set the foundation for lifelong success. WE’RE PROUD OF OUR STUDENTS FOR:
• Pursuing excellence across academics, arts, athletics, and service while embracing challenges, supporting one another, and showing the character and leadership that define our community. At St. Andrew’s, whether on the field, on stage, or in service to others, students hold themselves to high standards. They support one another, embrace challenges, and demonstrate the character, drive, and leadership that define our community. OUR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IS:
• Energetic, challenging, and thoughtfully designed to spark curiosity. From early childhood through graduation, students are encouraged to ask meaningful questions, take purposeful risks, and stretch beyond their perceived limits. Academics, arts, and athletics all provide pathways where learning comes alive, helping students develop confidence, independence, and resilience. O U R PA R E N T S G E T A N “A” F O R :
• Championing a community built on purpose, engagement, and a commitment to excellence. St. Andrew’s parents partner with the school in meaningful ways such as volunteering, attending events, and supporting our mission. Their involvement strengthens the St. Andrew’s Advantage and helps create an environment where students feel inspired to aim high and lead boldly. WHEN CHOOSING A SCHOOL, ASK:
• How will this school challenge my child to grow, think critically, and lead with purpose? At St. Andrew’s, students are encouraged to elevate their thinking through rigorous academics, rich experiences in the arts and athletics, and teachers who recognize and cultivate their strengths. Here, potential isn’t just noticed, it’s intentionally developed.
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W E ’ R E AT T H E T O P O F T H E C L A S S I N :
• Maritime focus: This subject covers human relationships to the ocean, the seas, and major waterways and related logistics. The subject of maritime also includes maritime themes in literature, art, sailors, passengers, and sea-related communities, travel, and transportation. • Regularly learning on the beach: The students use the beach as their classroom and science lab regularly. They advocate for the protection of the coast and marshlands because of their intimate relationship with it. • Place- and problem-based learning with arts integration: In partnership with community experts and through real-life projects and activities, students not only embrace traditional concepts, but also hone their ability to think critically and creatively, to solve problems, and to work together. Students learn how to succeed not only in the classroom, but also in the real world. WE’RE PROUD OF OUR STUDENTS FOR:
• Being designers of their learning. • Leading with empathy. • Partnering with the community. OUR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT IS:
• Flexible. • Collaborative. O U R PA R E N T S G E T A N “A” F O R :
• Being supportive in sharing their time and resources. • Being true partners in their children’s education. OUR MISSION:
• TIMA seeks to create a vibrant, dynamic, and unique learning experience that seeks to engage every student, stimulate intellectual curiosity, and facilitate academic excellence and achievement. The school’s educational philosophy stems from the value that every learner is a teacher, and every teacher is a learner, and every individual’s perspective and voice are important. W E T E AC H F O R T H E F U T U R E B Y:
• Teaching students how to be creative problem-solvers together, with each other and in partnership with organizations that exist.
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T H E E X PE R I E N C E : • Faculty, student advisers and counselors work with students
and parents to chart a path for individual student success. • Over 75% of faculty have advanced degrees. • 7:1 student-to-teacher ratios foster individualized attention. • Competitive athletics program, with more than 50 teams in
15 sports and more than 80 percent of Middle/Upper School students participating in athletics. • Award-winning fine and performing arts program includes visual
art, chorus, jazz band, theatre, photography, orchestra, ceramics, jewelry and technology-based digital art. • Our Learning Support Team of 12 specialists provides
one-on-one support for students with learning differences. • College Counseling Office works with families to navigate college
admissions process starting in ninth grade. • Clubs and activities include Quiz Bowl, Mock Trial, Fencing,
Math Club, Robotics and more. • One of six member schools in Georgia in Global Online Academy,
a consortium that provides students with more than 45 additional course offerings, including Game Design, Bioethics, Business Problem Solving and more. T H E R E S U LT: • Ranked by Niche.com as No. 1 K-12 school in Savannah,
No. 1 College Prep School and No.1 STEM High School. • Our recent graduates have been accepted by more than 100
colleges and universities including Brown, Cornell, Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, NYU, UVA, UNC, Princeton and Vanderbilt. • SCDS has sent more students to the University of Georgia and
Georgia Tech than any other school in Savannah. • 13 of 83 seniors in the class of 2025 will play collegiate sports. • Our seniors annually average almost $5 million in scholarships —
in addition to HOPE. • 86% pass rate on Advanced Placement exams.
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ABOUT US:
• Since 1953, Hancock has emphasized academic fundamentals while enriching and broadening students’ personal development. Our founding commitments are alive and well today. At Hancock Day School, we develop the whole student by instilling values, knowledge, and skills to become independent, self-reliant, lifelong learners with strength of character to make meaningful contributions in an ever-changing world. LEARNING WITH PURPOSE:
• Hancock students welcome a challenge. Our rigorous curriculum calls students to stretch themselves, think deeply, and discover their full potential. • With high expectations and expert instruction, our faculty guides each child from dependence to confidence, from learner to leader. Our graduates leave Hancock academically prepared for Savannah’s most competitive high schools and beyond. C H A R AC T E R YO U C A N S E E :
• Each month, students engage with a core Hancock value through service, reflection, and shared experiences that build integrity and empathy. • From the first morning greeting to the final school bell, relationships matter here. Every student is known. Courtesy, respect, and kindness are practiced daily because strong character never goes out of style. T H E H A N CO C K WAY:
• We teach students to take ownership of their learning and their actions. The Hancock Way reflects a culture of shared responsibility, high standards, and mutual respect, preparing students not only for success in school but for life. CO M E S E E H A N CO C K F O R YO U R S E L F:
• Choosing the right school matters. Nothing compares to walking our campus, meeting our teachers, and seeing our students in action. Schedule your tour today.
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OUR MISSION: • Rooted in faith and committed to academic excellence, the
community of Blessed Sacrament Catholic School prepares and empowers children to lead, love, and serve God, the Church, and the world. W H Y C H O O S E B L E S S E D SAC R A M E N T ? • Faith: Established in 1939, we are the oldest Catholic
school operating in the Savannah Deanery. • Family Atmosphere: Nurturing environment,
supportive teachers, and parents actively involved in our community. We focus on a safe learning environment that encourages independence, self-efficacy, and a joy of learning. • The Curriculum: Designed to support students to fulfil
their highest potential, our curriculum and pedagogy differentiates to support individual learning. • Facilities: Include a regulation gym, media lab, broadcast
news center, science lab, STEAM lab, art room, and cafeteria/kitchen. • Enrichment: Art, Music, Spanish, PE, Media, and
Technology • Extended Day: 7 a.m - 6 p.m. Before/after-school
childcare program. Local organizations work with our after-school program so that students can enjoy different athletic, dance, etiquette, and elective-style courses. • Technology: One-to-one Chromebooks (5-8), iPads
(PreK-4), and SMART Boards, and IPEVO cameras in every classroom • Online Learning Platforms: Google Classroom and
individualized online programs to ensure skill mastery and student engagement. • Individual Student Needs: Flexible grouping, small class
sizes for math and reading, and learning support (PreK-8). • Athletic Programs: Competition and skill development
teams (5-8) in volleyball, football, cheerleading, basketball, golf, soccer, cross-country, track, baseball, swimming, tennis, and flag football.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
COLOR KEY: • Downtown • East/Islands • Midtown • West • Southside
KINDERGARTEN–5TH
ADDRESS
PHONE
MIDDLE SCHOOLS (GRADES 6–8)
ADDRESS
PHONE
• Bloomingdale*
101 Main St. Bloomingdale, 31302
912.395.3680
• Coastal
4595 U.S. 80 E., 31410
912.395.3950
• Brock*
1804 Stratford St., 31401
912.395.5300
• DeRenne
1009 Clinch St., 31405
912.395.5900
• Butler*
1909 Cynthia St., 31415
912.395.2525
• Hubert
768 Grant St., 31401
912.395.5235
• Coastal Empire Montessori (Charter)
301 Buckhalter Road, 31405 cemco.org
912.395.4070
• Mercer
100 Priscilla Thomas Way, 31408
912.395.6700
2025 E. 52nd St., 31404
912.395.6600
• Early Learning Center at Henderson E. Formey Jr. School*
• Myers
400 East Broad St., 31401
912.395.5500
• Oglethorpe (Charter)
7202 Central Ave., 31406 oglethorpecharter.org
912.395.5075
• Gadsden*
919 May St., 31415
912.395.5940
• Southwest*
6030 Ogeechee Road, 31419
912.395.3540
• Garden City*
4037 Kessler Ave. Garden City, 31408
912.395.6820
• STEM Academy at Bartlett
207 E. Montgomery Cross Road 31406
912.395.3500
• Gould*
4910 Pineland Drive, 31405
912.395.5400
• West Chatham*
5111 Dillon Ave., 31405
912.395.6501
800 Pine Barren Road Pooler, 31322
912.395.3650
• Haven* • Heard*
414 Lee Blvd., 31405
912.395.6630
HIGH SCHOOLS (GRADES 9–12)
ADDRESS
PHONE
• Hodge*
975 Clinch St., 31405
912.395.5200
• Beach
3001 Hopkins St., 31405
912.395.5330
• May Howard*
115 Wilmington Island Road, 31410
912.395.3925
• School of Humanities at Juliette Gordon Low*
15 Blue Ridge Ave., 31404
912.395.6380
• Groves*
100 Priscilla Thomas Way Garden City, 31408
912.395.2520
• Marshpoint*
135 Whitemarsh Island Road, 31410
912.395.4000
• Islands
70 Whitemarsh Island Road, 31410
912.395.2000
• Pooler
101 Main St., Bloomingdale, 31302***
912.395.3625
• Jenkins
1800 E. DeRenne Ave., 31406
912.395.6300
• Jacob G. Smith*
5330 Montgomery St.***
912.395.6530
• Johnson
3012 Sunset Blvd., 31404
912.395.6400
• Southwest*
6020 Ogeechee Road, 31419
912.395.3301
• New Hampstead
2451 Little Neck Road Bloomingdale, 31302
912.395.6789
• Susie King Taylor Community School (Charter, K–5)
1709 Bull St., 31401
912.395.4200
• Savannah Arts Academy
500 Washington Ave., 31405
912.395.5000
• West Chatham*
912.395.2535
912.395.3600
• Savannah Early College
400 Pennsylvania Ave., 31404
820 Pine Barren Road Pooler, 31322
912.395.5050
9402 White Bluff Road, 31405
912.395.3325
• School of Liberal Studies at Savannah High
400 Pennsylvania Ave., 31404
• White Bluff* • A.B. Williams
1150 Wheaton St., 31404
912.395.2500
• Windsor Forest*
12419 Largo Drive, 31419
912.395.3400
• Windsor Forest*
414 Briarcliff Circle, 31419
912.395.3353
• Woodville-Tompkins*
151 Coach Joe Turner St., 31408
912.395.6750
ADDRESS
PHONE
KINDERGARTEN–8TH
ADDRESS
PHONE
OTHER EDUCATIONAL CENTERS
• Ellis Montessori Academy*
220 E. 49th St., 31405
912.395.5470
• 21st Century Learning Centers (2–12)
402 Market St., 31408
912.395.5686
• Garrison*
649 W. Jones St., 31401
912.395.5975
• Georgetown
430 Tibet Ave, 31419 ***
912.395.3475
• Building Bridges Academy HS
402 Market St., 31408
912.395.2540
• Godley Station*
2135 Benton Blvd., Pooler, 31407
912.395.6000
• Building Bridges Academy MS
3609 Hopkins St., 31406
912.395.6780
hitefield Ave.,
912.395.6440
•
ffice of ollege and areer Readiness
402 Market St., 31408
912.395.6765
• The Learning Academy at Jenkins (9-12) The Learning Academy at Isle of Hope (K-8)
1800 E. DeRenne Ave., 31406 (high school) 100 Parkersburg Road, 31406
Jenkins: 912.395.5441 Isle of Hope: 912.395.5440
1745 Phoenix Blvd., Suite 100 Atlanta georgiacyber.org
404.334.4790
• Massie Heritage Center
207 E. Gordon St., 31401
912.395.5070
• Oatland Island Wildlife Center*
711 Sandtown Road, 31410
912.395.1212
3609 Hopkins St., Room 7A 31405
912.395.5516
• Hesse*
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• Isle of Hope*
100 Parkersburg Road, 31406
912.395.6555
• New Hampstead*
1700 Highgate Blvd. Bloomingdale, 31302
912.395.6200
• Pulaski*
1001 Tibet Ave., 31419
912.395.6466
• Rice Creek*
100 Mullberry Ave. Port Wentworth, 31407
912.395.4100
• Tybee Maritime Academy
714 Lovell Ave. Tybee Island, 31328 tybeeislandmaritimeacademy.com
912.395.4060
KINDERGARTEN–12TH
ADDRESS
PHONE
• Savannah Classical Academy
705 E. Anderson St., 31401 savannahclassicalacademy.org
912.395.4040
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Savannah-Chatham E-Learning Academy (Virtual, grades 1–12)
• WINGS Elementary Alternative 5111 Dillon Ave., 31405 Learning Program
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS
COLOR KEY: • Downtown • East/Islands • Midtown • West • Southside
SCHOOL & ADDRESS
AGES/GRADES
TUITION**
TOTAL STUDENTS
RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION
ACCREDITATION/ ORGANIZATION
• Acton Savannah 2 Saint Thomas Ave., Isle of Hope, 31406 actonsavannah.com, 912.226.2686
Pre-K–12 years
$6,950 – $8,900 (6–12 years)
12
Nonsectarian
International Association of Learner Driven Schools/Acton Academy Network
• Advanced Academy at Matthew Reardon Center for Autism 11500 Middleground Road, 31419 matthewreardon.org, 912.355.9098
5–21 years
$18,200
42
None
GAC
• Advanced Academics Academy 605 Highway 80, Pooler, 31322 advancedacademicsacademy.com 912.348.2017
Ages 2-4; K-8
$1,118-$1,124 monthly
Under 100
None
6 weeks–12 years
$10,400
Up to 325
None
Quality Rated
• Benedictine Military School 6502 Seawright Drive, 31406 thebc400.com, 912.644.7000
9–12 (male)
$16,525 active Catholic, plus fees; $18,025 non-Catholic, plus fees
414
Catholic
Cognia, GHSA, GISA, NCEA, SAIS
• Bethesda Academy 9520 Ferguson Ave., 31406 bethesdaacademy.org, 912.351.2055
6–12 (male)
$9,000 (Goal Scholarship available)
103
Christian Nondenominational
Cognia, NAIS, SACS, SCISA
Pre-K–8
$7,900 Catholic $10,100 non-Catholic (Multiple-child discount for Catholic families)
460
Catholic
Cognia
6 weeks– 12th grade
$11,700 (Pre-K3 & younger); $10,500 (Pre-K); $11,710 (K); $12,315 (1–5); $12,755 (6–8); $12,975 (9–12) (Inquire about discounts and fees)
1,345 (ELC and school)
Christian
ACSI, Cognia, GHSA, GISA, NAIS, SAIS
Pre-K4–12
$12,650 (Pre-K) $14,220 (K) $15,460 (1-5) $15,780 (6-8) $15,990 (9-12)
225
Christian Nondenominational
• Hancock Day School 6600 Howard Foss Drive, 31406 hancockdayschool.org, 912.351.4500
Pre-K–8
$14,175 (Pre-K) $15,000 (K) $15,950 (1-5) $16,575 (6-8) (includes lunch)
450
Nonsectarian
GISA, NAIS, SAIS
• Memorial Day School 6500 Habersham St., 31405 memorialdayschool.com, 912.352.4535
Pre-K–12 Daycare
$8,000-$9,500; $200/week (daycare)
225
Christian Nondenominational
Cognia, GAC, GISA
• Montessori Academy of Savannah Inc. 8415 Cresthill Ave., 31406 912.355.2000
(Age 2–Pre-K)
Half- and full-day programs Call for pricing
65
None
Pan American Montessori Certified
• Rambam Day School 111 Atlas St., 31405 rambamdayschool.org, 912.352.7994
Age 2–8th grade
$6,283 (2- and 3-year-olds) $12,566 (Pre-K, K, 1-4) $13,184 (5-8) (Plus registration, maintenance & technology fees)
85
Jewish
• The Royce School 4 Oglethorpe Professional Blvd., 31406 roycelearningcenter.org, 912.354.4047
K-12/PG for students with LD/ Dyslexia/ADHD
$23,621 (2025-2026 rates)
110
None
• Angel Learning Center 178 Basswood Drive, 31407 angellearningsavannah.com, 912.228.8228
• Blessed Sacrament Catholic School 1003 E. Victory Drive, 31405 bss-savannah.org, 912.356.6987
• Calvary Day School 4625 Waters Ave., 31404 calvarydayschool.com, 912.351.2299
• The Habersham School 4700 Skidaway Road, Building B, 31404 thehabershamschool.org, 912.509.0540
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Cognia, SAIS
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PRIVATE SCHOOLS
COLOR KEY: • Downtown • East/Islands • Midtown • West • Southside
AGES/GRADES
TUITION**
TOTAL STUDENTS
RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION
ACCREDITATION/ ORGANIZATION
Pre-K 3-12
$12,290 (Pre-K 3 & 4) $13,610 (K) $16,480 (1-4) $19,620 (5-8) $21,180 (9-10) $21,630 (11-12) Tuition Includes lunch. (2025-2026 rates)
530
Nonsectarian
GISA, IB World School, NAIS, SAIS, SACS
• St. James Catholic School 2 hitefield Ave., 0 stjameschargers.com, 912.355.3132
Pre-K–8, Early Learning Center for ages 2–3 years
$10,110/year (Early Learning Center) $8,035 (PK-8) Catholic $10,440/year PK-8) Non-Catholic (Multiple-student discounts)
457
Catholic
Cognia
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Preschool 10 W. 31st St., 31401 splpreschool.com, 912.234.4255
6 weeks–4 years
$195 6 weeks-2 years $180 3-4 years
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Christian Nondenominational
• St. Peter the Apostle Catholic School 7020 Concord Road, 31410 school.saintpetertheapostle.com 912.897.5224
Pre-K3–8
$7,876 K-8 Catholic $9,548 K-8 Non-Catholic Multi-child discount (2025-2026 tuition rates)
248
Catholic
Cognia, CASI, NCA, NWAC, SACS,
• St. Vincent’s Academy 207 E. Liberty St., 31401 svaga.net, 2.2 .550
9–12 (all female)
$11,050 Catholic (multiple-child discount) $13,365 Non-Catholic (2025-2026 rates)
Approx. 300
Catholic
Cognia, SAIS, GISA
• Savannah Christian Preparatory School 1599 Chatham Parkway, 31408 savcps.com, 2.2 . 5
Pre-K–12, Daycare/Preschool (6 weeks–4 years)
$13,600 (Pre-K & K); $13,750 (1–5); $14,650 (6–7); $14,750 (8); $15,080 (9–12) (2025-2026 rates)
1,430
Christian Nondenominational
Cognia, CESA, GISA, SAIS
• Savannah Country Day School 824 Stillwood Road, 31419 savcds.org, 2. 25. 00
Jr. K–12 (6 weeks–4 years at The Little School)
$19,700 (JK-K) $22,850 (1-5) $25,900 (6-8) $26,500 (9-12)
1,204 (includes Little School)
Nonsectarian
GISA, NAIS, SACS, SAIS
K-8
$10,000
Pre-K-6
$9,500 (up to $5,000 financial aid available)
Pre-K–12
$4,800 (K–12)
Pre-K–12
$4,722 (Pre-K 3-day); $6,434 (Pre-K 5-day & K); $9,360 (1–6); $10,658 (7–12)
SCHOOL & ADDRESS
• St. Andrew’s School 601 Penn Waller Road, 31410 saslions.com, 912.897.4941
• Savannah Legacy Academy 1010 E. 36th St., 31401 savlegacyacademy.com, 2. 5 . • The School at Higher Ground 20 hitefield Ave., 0 theschoolhg.com, 912.298.5500 • Urban Christian Academy 5 0 ACL Blvd., 05, 2.2 • Veritas Academy 207 Bull St., 31401 veritassav.org, 2.2
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Georgia Accrediting Commission (in preparation)
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ACCS, GAC
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SERVICE
ADDRESS
PHONE
WEBSITE
• The Bunny Hive
1506 Bull St., 31401
912.644.0284
thebunnyhive.com savannah
706.969.1503
gvs.georgia.gov
912.352.8100
kgschoolofmusic.com/homeschool
Kramer Consulting LLC
803.673.6835
the exiblebehaviorist.com
La Belle Vie Academy
912.657.8483
kathrynbelle.com
912.354.4047
roycelearningcenter.org
912.238.9552
savannaheducationalconsultants.com
Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency • KG School of Music
505
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• Royce Summer and Tutoring Programs
Oglethorpe Professional Blvd.,
• Savannah Educational Consultants
0 Tibet Ave., Suite 0 ,
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Savannah Behavioral Pediatrics Changing Behavior. Changing Lives.
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We are here to help. We partner with families to provide unparalleled psychological testing and therapy, so that children and adolescents can boldly and skillfully build a life of meaning, intention, and competence.
What families are saying:
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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES SCHOOL
COLOR KEY: • Downtown • East/Islands • Midtown • West • Southside
ADDRESS
PHONE
TUITION**
ENROLLMENT
P.O. Box 42119 Hunter AAF, 31409
912.352.8635
Contact for pricing
1,200
1332 Southern Drive, Statesboro, 30458 11935 Abercorn St., Savannah, 31419 175 W. Memorial Drive, Hinesville, 31313
912.478.4636
Contact for pricing
29,633
210 Technology Circle, 31407
912.966.7922
Contact for pricing
Varies
5356 Reynolds St. Suite 203, 31405
706.721.3186
Contact for pricing
160
1250 E. 66th St.
912.721.8220
Contact for pricing
240
9388 Lightwave Ave., San Diego, CA, 92123
912.601.7301
Contact for pricing
55 Al Henderson Blvd., 31419
912.629.3855
$9,050/semester full time; $250/credit hour for dual enrollment (option for military rate)
• Ralston College ralston.ac; ralstoncollege@ralston.ac
26 E. Gaston St., 31401
912.581.2245
$60,000/term
• Saint Leo University at Savannah* saintleo.edu
401 Mall Blvd., Ste. 202, 31406
912.352.8331
Contact for pricing
Varies
P.O. Box 2072, 31402
912.525.5100 800.869.7223
$42,165/undergraduate/academic year $43,155/graduate/academic year
18,432 (all locations + online) 13,445 (Savannah)
• Savannah State University* savannahstate.edu
3219 College St., 31404
912.358.4162
$2,610 in-state/semester $9,705 out-of-state/semester
3,169
• Savannah Technical College* savannahtech.edu
5717 White Bluff Road, 31405
912.443.5700 800.769.6362
Average $2,000/term; total average $8,000 to complete 2-year degree
13,000+
• South University* southuniversity.edu
709 Mall Blvd., 31406
912.201.8000 866.629.2901
$5,555/quarter for most programs
1,100 campus 9,800 online
• Strayer University strayer.edu
8001 Chatham Center Drive, Suite 300, 31405
912.921.2900
Contact for pricing
Varies
10 Ocean Science Circle, 31411
912.598.2400
Marine research & education facility with 10 UGA faculty permanently onsite; grad and undergrad educational mission fulfilled through GA
Varies
University of South Carolina Beaufort uscb.edu
1 University Blvd., Bluffton, SC, 29909 801 Carteret St., Beaufort, SC, 29902 1 Sand Shark Drive, Hilton Head, SC, 29928
843.208.8000
$5,172/in-state/semester (Chatham, Effingham & Bryan counties qualify as in-state) $10,695/out-of-state/semester
2,100+
• Webster University webster.edu/georgia
P.O. Box 42029, Hunter AAF, 31409 P.O. Box 3209, Fort Stewart, 31315
912.354.0033 912.876.8080
$670–$675/hour (civilian undergrad) $575–$780/hour (civilian grad) $350–$470/hour (military grad)
90 (Hunter) 125 (Fort Stewart)
• Columbia College of Missouri – Hunter Army irfield ccis.edu/hunter • Georgia Southern University* georgiasouthern.edu Statesboro: 912.478.4636 Armstrong: 912.344.2576 Liberty: 912.877.1906 •
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National University* nu.edu • Point University* point.edu/savannah
a annah ollege of scad.edu
• ni ersity of eorgia of Oceanography skio.uga.edu
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700 Savannah campus
VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Roadmaster Drivers School of Savannah 912-348-7282; 800-831-1300; 30 Artley Road, 31408 roadmaster.com
Savannah Wine Institute 912-662-5199; 602 E. Henry St., 31401 savannahwineinstitute.com
Savannah Aviation/Spring Air Charter 912-964-1022; 34 Hangar Road, 31408 savannahaviation.com
WorkSource Georgia – Technical CollegeSystem of Georgia 404-982-7985 tcsg.edu/worksource
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DEVELOPING THE TOTAL STUDENT At Calvary Day School, relationships shape every part of the student experience. We believe children thrive when they are truly known - when teachers invest in their potential, mentors encourage their character, and families feel connected to a community that walks alongside them. Our commitment is to cultivate a Christ-centered environment where students feel seen, supported, and inspired to become who God created them to be.
CALVARY DAY SCHOOL AT A GLANCE
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Advanced Coursework Opportunities AP, Honors & Dual Enrollment
7:1
Student to Faculty Ratio
30
Upper School Student Leadership Roles
4,700+ Student Service Hours Per Year
COLLEGE COUNSELING With personalized guidance from our College Counseling team, every high school student is paired with a dedicated counselor who walks them through each step of the college application process resulting in 100% of our seniors applying to four-year colleges and receiving acceptance offers.
WHY CALVARY? Calvary families stay because students thrive. 96% of parents say Calvary meets or exceeds expectations for academic challenge, spiritual growth, and community connection, and consistently cite our strong teacher relationships as the reason they choose our school.
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Calvary Day School offers a Christ-centered educational experience through the development of the total student - spiritually, academically, socially, and physically.
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