Private elementary schools in Georgia
528 statewide. 214 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.
By city
- Private elementary schools in Atlanta (60)
- Private elementary schools in Decatur (38)
- Private elementary schools in Dunwoody (27)
- Private elementary schools in Fairburn (27)
- Private elementary schools in Roswell (27)
- Private elementary schools in Dacula (25)
- Private elementary schools in Hampton (25)
- Private elementary schools in Alpharetta (24)
- Private elementary schools in Cumming (23)
- Private elementary schools in Marietta (22)
- Private elementary schools in Smyrna (19)
- Private elementary schools in Douglasville (18)
- Private elementary schools in Flowery Branch (17)
- Private elementary schools in Savannah (17)
- Private elementary schools in Covington (16)
- Private elementary schools in Duluth (16)
- Private elementary schools in Locust Grove (16)
- Private elementary schools in Augusta (15)
- Private elementary schools in Johns Creek (15)
- Private elementary schools in Lilburn (15)
- Private elementary schools in Norcross (15)
- Private elementary schools in Canton (14)
- Private elementary schools in Loganville (14)
- Private elementary schools in Pooler (14)
- Private elementary schools in Suwanee (14)
- Private elementary schools in Kennesaw (13)
- Private elementary schools in Newnan (13)
- Private elementary schools in Stone Mountain (13)
- Private elementary schools in Macon (12)
- Private elementary schools in College Park (11)
- Private elementary schools in Fayetteville (11)
- Private elementary schools in Hapeville (11)
- Private elementary schools in Martinez (11)
- Private elementary schools in Woodstock (11)
- Private elementary schools in Acworth (10)
- Private elementary schools in Columbus (10)
- Private elementary schools in Conyers (10)
- Private elementary schools in Lawrenceville (10)
- Private elementary schools in McDonough (10)
- Private elementary schools in Stonecrest (10)
- Private elementary schools in Valdosta (10)
- Private elementary schools in Cartersville (9)
- Private elementary schools in Ellenwood (9)
- Private elementary schools in Gainesville (9)
- Private elementary schools in Griffin (9)
- Private elementary schools in Lithonia (9)
- Private elementary schools in Austell (8)
- Private elementary schools in Snellville (8)
- Private elementary schools in Stockbridge (8)
- Private elementary schools in Tyrone (8)
- Private elementary schools in Warner Robins (8)
- Private elementary schools in Monroe (7)
- Private elementary schools in Peachtree City (7)
- Private elementary schools in Athens (6)
- Private elementary schools in Rome (6)
- Private elementary schools in Albany (5)
- Private elementary schools in Brunswick (5)
- Private elementary schools in Dalton (5)
- Private elementary schools in Jasper (5)
- Private elementary schools in Jesup (5)
- Private elementary schools in Milledgeville (5)
- Private elementary schools in Dawsonville (4)
- Private elementary schools in Kingsland (4)
- Private elementary schools in Lagrange (4)
- Private elementary schools in Montezuma (3)
- Private elementary schools in Statesboro (3)
- Private elementary schools in Waynesboro (3)
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Other kinds of school in Georgia
- Christian schools in Georgia
- Catholic schools in Georgia
- Montessori schools in Georgia
- Special education schools in Georgia
- Classical schools in Georgia
- Private high schools in Georgia
- Private middle schools in Georgia
- Private schools with kindergarten in Georgia
- Private schools with pre-K in Georgia
- Jewish schools in Georgia
- Islamic schools in Georgia
- Lutheran schools in Georgia
- Episcopal schools in Georgia
- Seventh-day Adventist schools in Georgia
- All-boys schools in Georgia
- All private schools in Georgia
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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