Our early childhood and elementary programs are designed to provide a strong educational and spiritual foundation for children from birth through 5th grade, supporting their seamless progress through each grade level. By the completion of the program, our primary goal is for students to be:
Some of the enrichment features of this program are:
Georgia's Pre-K Program is a free, lottery-funded educational initiative sponsored by Bright from the Start. It focuses on developing kindergarten and school readiness skills using the HighScope Curriculum, and maintains a low teacher-child ratio. Due to limited slots, families are encouraged to register early, as placements are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis
To be eligible, children must:Artistic Vision: To educate the whole child through engaging them in hands-on enrichment activities such as music, dance, theater, and art. These activities are infused with Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art & Math (STREAM) to ensure that students academically succeed. The following services are provided throughout the school year:
Description of Art Activities: Art students cultivate creativity, art appreciation, and foundational skills. Dance students will perform routines, master techniques, and understand ballet terminology. Music students will identify treble/bass clef notes and learn to read and play basic music. Workshops conclude with an appreciation for diverse famous artists and the development of personal artistic expression. Theater workshops teach acting basics and life skill skits.
Our after-school A.C.C. programs (Academic support, Career exploration, Community involvement) offer developmentally appropriate, hands-on, and fun activities for school-aged children. We aim to foster physical, social, emotional, and cognitive growth, regardless of background. By year-end, K-3rd graders will achieve reading proficiency, 4th-8th graders will exceed 8th Grade Math Standards, and 8th-12th graders will be prepared for successful high school graduation.
Transportation School Pick Up
E.C. West, Campbell, Renaissance, Liberty Point Elementary; Bear Creek Middle School; and Creekside High School.
This is a private paid Reading program for rising Pre-K students. It is an 8-week program that targets students who are registered to attend Georgia's Pre-K Program or a Head Start Program for the upcoming school year. These students must be age 4 by September 1st of the upcoming school year.
The GA Pre-K Summer Transition Program (STP), funded by Bright from the Start, is a 5-week reading program offered Monday through Friday, 8 am to 2:30 pm (6.5 hours) during the summer months. It is designed to support rising kindergartners who either did not attend Georgia's Pre-K or Head Start, or attended but require additional academic assistance before starting kindergarten.
To be eligible, families must meet the following criteria:
Summer Camp for Elementary Students (K-7th Grade)
STREAM Explosion Camp offers daily activities in Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Math. This immersive experience helps students explore STEM careers, improve math and reading skills through enjoyable methods, and meet School Readiness, Georgia Milestone, and Common Core standards.
Camp ROCK Leadership & Apprenticeship Program: This youth career exploration program combines apprenticeship and entrepreneurship, aligning with industry and educational standards. It's a collaborative effort among businesses, schools, government, parents, and youth, addressing employment needs and letting students explore careers. Participants (15-17) may receive a summer stipend. They will develop businesses, visit companies, create business plans, engage in a market day simulation, and earn profits from their ventures.
What are the benefits of Camp ROCK?
Laser Tag, Urban Jungle, Bowling, Skating, Delta Flight Museum, Apple Store, college visits, Science Museum, Movies, Art Museum, Duncan Park, Fern Bank, Atlanta Zoo, Sky Zone, World of Coke, Six Flags, Wild Animal Safari, Video Game Truck, & Kedron Pool.
This is not an exhaustive list of field trips. Most field trips are included in the weekly tuition. However, parents will be asked to pay for some field trips. Upper Elementary students will attend field trips 2-3 days per week. Middle & HS Student will attend field trips 4 days per week.