Private schools in Fayette County, GA
22 schools across Fayetteville, Peachtree City, Tyrone. About 1,025 students in all (2023-24). 11 on the state’s Promise Scholarship list.
| School | Grades | Students |
|---|---|---|
| Counterpane School ✓ | PreK-12 | 33 |
| Crescent Academy ✓ | On the state list; not in the federal survey | |
| Crossroads Christian School ✓ | K-8 | 52 |
| Grace Christian Academy ✓ | PreK-12 | 164 |
| Harp's Crossing Christian Academy ✓ | On the state list; not in the federal survey | |
| Kulima Montessori ✓ | PreK-11 | 73 |
| New Generation Academy ✓ | On the state list; not in the federal survey | |
| St. Mary's Academy ✓ | On the state list; not in the federal survey | |
| The Forest School: An Acton Academy ✓ | PreK-12 | 141 |
| St. Paul Lutheran School ✓ | PreK-8 | 126 |
| The Foundry ✓ | On the state list; not in the federal survey | |
| Genesis Learning Services | PreK-11 | 33 |
| Genesis Preparatory Academy | PreK-11 | 27 |
| Growing Minds Christian Academy | 1-5 | 19 |
| Rising Star Montessori | PreK-8 | 34 |
| Southern Raised Learning Academy | K-12 | 41 |
| The Academy at One Church | PreK-Transitional K | 31 |
| The Joseph Sams School | Ungraded | 71 |
| First Presbyterian Kindergarten Preschool | PreK-K | 13 |
| The Campus | 6-12 | 129 |
| Clearwater Academy | 1-12 | 37 |
| Crestwood Christian Academy | 12 | 1 |
Fayette County private schools at a glance
- Towns
- 3; the most in Fayetteville (16), Peachtree City (3) and Tyrone (3)
- Among Georgia counties
- 7th most private schools of 96; 3% of the state’s 708
- Typical school
- 52 students (14 reporting)
- Smallest and largest
- Growing Minds Christian Academy, 19 students; Grace Christian Academy, 164 students
- Students per teacher
- 6.8 typical, 4.5 to 12.4 across 15 schools
- Programs
- 3 Montessori, 3 special education
- Association members
- 2, most often the American Montessori Society
- To a 4-year college
- 33% of graduates at the typical high school (4 reporting)
- State program
- Education savings account, up to $6,500 per student
How Promise Scholarship works - Public charter schools
- 2 in the county, tuition-free and not counted here
Charter schools in Georgia
- Christian, not Catholic8
- Nonsectarian9
- Not in federal survey5
- Pre-K (and up)9
- Elementary (K to 5)14
- Middle (6 to 8)12
- High school (9 to 12)10
- K to 12, one school4
- Under 507
- 50 to 1496
- 150 to 2991
- Fayette County50%
- All of Georgia51%
Where these facts come from
- Grades, size, affiliation, co-ed, membership, college-going: NCES Private School Universe Survey 2023-24, downloaded September 20, 2026.
- Program list: Georgia Promise Scholarship schools, list dated April 23, 2026, checked November 2, 2026.
- Award and rules: Georgia Promise Scholarship, official page, read October 7, 2026.
- Public charter schools: NCES Common Core of Data, public school directory 2025-26 (preliminary), loaded October 8, 2026.
Cities in and around Fayette County
- Private schools in Fayetteville
- Private schools in Tyrone
- Private schools in Peachtree City
- Private schools in Fairburn
- Private schools in Hampton
- Private schools in College Park
- Private schools in Hapeville
- Private schools in Newnan
- Private schools in Stockbridge
- Private schools in Griffin
- Private schools in McDonough
- Private schools in Ellenwood
- All of Georgia
Neighboring counties
- Clayton County (10)
- Coweta County (10)
- Spalding County (7)
- Henry County (24)
- Douglas County (10)
- Pike County (2)
- Butts County (1)
- Dekalb County (76)
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