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Private elementary schools in Atlanta, GA

60 in Atlanta or within 6 miles. 20 are on the state’s Promise Scholarship list. Private schools that teach any grade from kindergarten through 5, going by the grade span each school gave the federal survey.

Affiliation, co-ed or single-sex, association membership and the share of graduates going on to a 4-year college come from the 2023-24 federal Private School Universe survey.

Grades 4-12 98 students 8.2 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational) Co-ed 100% to 4-year college

Member of the Association of Christian Schools International

1300 Joseph E Boone Blvd Nw, Atlanta, GA 30314

On the state’s official list Other private schools

All 60 private elementary schools in Atlanta or within 6 miles

SchoolGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliationMiles
Peace Preparatory Academy ✓PreK-81007.7Christian (nondenominational)<1
Dar-Un-Noor Atlanta Science Academy ✓PreK-121708.9Islamic2
Berean Christian Jr Academy ✓K-7609.2Seventh-Day Adventist3
St. Nicholas Orthodox Academy ✓PreK-12173.7Other religious3
Montessori in Town ✓PreK-6598.4Nonsectarian4
Imhotep Academy ✓PreK-82688.9Nonsectarian4
The Morgan Oliver School ✓K-5284.7Nonsectarian5
Atlanta International School ✓PreK-121,2387.5Nonsectarian5
The Westminster Schools ✓K-121,8796.8Christian (nondenominational)6
Zohor Academy USA ✓K-104414.2Nonsectarian6
Omni International School ✓K14422.5Nonsectarian6
Mohammed Schools of Atlanta ✓PreK-1218015Islamic6
Midtown International School ✓K-121414.9Nonsectarian7
Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy ✓PreK-1211310.3Christian (nondenominational)7
Immaculate Heart of Mary School ✓PreK-848415.7Roman Catholic8
Cliff Valley School ✓PreK-83925.3Nonsectarian8
Annunciation Day School ✓PreK-81299.1Greek Orthodox8
Our Lady of the Assumption Catholic School ✓PreK-853511.2Roman Catholic10
Shallowford Presbyterian School ✓PreK-8853.3Presbyterian10
Dunwoody Christian Academy ✓PreK-K66Christian (nondenominational)13
Bright Futures Academy4-12988.2Christian (nondenominational)<1
The Howard SchoolK-123035Nonsectarian2
The Boyce L Ansley SchoolK-4628.9Nonsectarian2
The Childrens SchoolPreK-828310.1Nonsectarian3
Chi Montessori Academy1-5199.5Nonsectarian4
The Bradley AcademyPreK-216not reportedChristian (nondenominational)4
Heritage Preparatory School of GaPreK-112516.6Christian (nondenominational)4
Ron Clark Academy4-81379.6Nonsectarian4
Laurel Heights Academy (Hospital)3-12889.8Nonsectarian5
Christ the King SchoolK-857110.9Roman Catholic5
The Cathedral PreschoolPreK-Transitional K243Episcopal5
St. Anne's Day SchoolPreK-Transitional K183.1Episcopal5
Carlisle Montessori School of BuckheadPreK-K55Nonsectarian6
The Marlowe SchoolK-172.3Nonsectarian6
Benjamin Preparatory SchoolPreK-15not reportedChristian (nondenominational)6
Glenn SchoolPreK-K1410.8Methodist6
Torah Day School of AtlantaK-83609.5Jewish7
The Lovett SchoolK-121,6277.6Christian (nondenominational)7
Primrose School of Druid HillsPreK-K77Nonsectarian7
Trinity SchoolPreK-64916.7Presbyterian8
Johnson's Learning CenterPreK-K258.3Nonsectarian8
Da Vinci International SchoolPreK-5472.6Nonsectarian8
Christine Elizabeth Academy1-5447.3Nonsectarian8
Holy Spirit Preparatory SchoolK-1229714.1Roman Catholic8
The Galloway SchoolPreK-127538.3Nonsectarian8
The Schenck SchoolK-62507.5Nonsectarian9
CMCH Elementary & Middle School1-81517.7Jewish9
St. Martin's Episcopal SchoolPreK-84726.8Episcopal10
Atlanta Jewish AcademyPreK-123875.2Jewish10
Holy Innocents Episcopal SchoolPreK-121,3928.8Episcopal10
Springmont SchoolPreK-81564.9Nonsectarian10
Tabula Rasa the Language AcademyPreK-5768.8Nonsectarian11
The Epstein SchoolPreK-83475.5Jewish12
The Mount Vernon SchoolPreK-121,1709Christian (nondenominational)12
Cumberland Academy of Georgia2-12994.9Nonsectarian12
Northwoods Montessori School - Doraville56622Nonsectarian12
Atlanta Prep1-8213.3Nonsectarian13
Kingswood PreschoolPreK-K84Methodist14
Alfred Adele Davis Academy Middle SchoolPreK-84458.7Jewish15
Davis AcademyPreK-84458.9Jewish16

What Georgia pays

Georgia Promise Scholarship Education savings account
Up to $6,500 per student Paid in four quarterly installments.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 1, 2026. Sources and how to apply

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