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Name & Enrollment Alpharetta Christian Academy Grades: PK-5 Enrollment: 344 Year: 1970 Arlington Christian School Grades: K-12 Enrollments: 225 Year: 1958 Atlanta Girl’s School Grades: 6-12 Enrollment: 223 Year: 2000 Atlanta International School Grades: K-12 Enrollment: 1,201 Year: 1984 Atlanta Jewish Academy Grades: PK-8 Enrollment: 550 Year:1998 Blessed Trinity Catholic High School Grades: 9-12 Enrollment: 1,022 Year: 2000 Bridgeway Christian Academy Grades: PK3-8 Enrollment: 166 Year: 1998 Christ the King School Grades: K-8 Enrollment: 560 Year: 193 Davis Academy Grades: K-8 Enrollment: 525 Year: 1992 Fellowship Christian School Grades: K4-12 Enrollment: 809 Year 1986 Fulton Science Academy Private School Grades: PK-11 Enrollment: 540 Year: 2013 High Meadows School Grades: PK-8 Enrollment: 390 Year: 1959 Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School Grades: PK-8 Enrollment: 225 Year: 1958 Holy Redeemer Catholic School Grades: K-8 Enrollment: 509 Year: 1999 Holy Spirit Prepatory School Grades: PK-12 Enrollment: 575 Year: 1953 King’s Ridge Christain School Grades: PK-12 Enrollment: 855 Year2001 McGinnis Woods Country Day School Grades: PK-8 Enrollment: 250 Year: 1999 Mill Springs Academy Grades: 1-12 Enrollment: 351 Year: 1981 Mohammed Schools of Atlanta Grades: PK-12 Enrollment: 160 Year: 1965 Mount Pisgah Christian School Grades: PK-12 Enrollment: 680 Year: 1980 Pace Academy Grades: K-12 Enrollment: 1,105 Year: 1958 Perimeter Christian School Grades: K-8 Enrollment: 550 Year: 1989 The Lovett School Grades: K-12 Enrollment: 1,645 Year: 1926 The Ron Clark Academy Grades: 5-8 Enrollment: 228 Year: 2007 The Swift School Grades: 1-8 Enrollment: 260 Year: 1998 The Westminster Schools Grades: PK-12 Enrollment: 1845 Year: 1951 Trinity School Inc Grades: PK-6 Enrollment: 605 Year: 1951 Woodward Academy North Grades: PK-6 Enrollment: 285 Year: 1900 Contact Information (770) 475-5762 Alpharetta, GA alpharettachristianacademy.com (770) 964-9871 Fairburn, GA arlingtonchristian.org (404) 845-0900 Atlanta, GA atlantagirlssschool.org (404) 841-3840 Atlanta, GA aischool.org (404) 843-9900 Atlanta, GA atljewishacademy.org (678) 277-9083 Roswell, GA btcatholic.org (770) 751-1972 Alpharetta, GA bridgewayca.org (404) 233-0383 Atlanta, GA christking.org (770) 379-9372 Atlanta, GA davisacademy.org (770) 992-4975 Roswell, GA fellowshipchristianschool.org (678) 366-2555 Alpharetta, GA fultonscienceacademy.org (770) 993-2940 Atlanta, GA highmeadows.org (404) 255-4026 Marietta, GA hies.org (770) 410-4056 Johns Creek, GA hrcatholicschool.org (678) 904-2811 Atlanta, GA holyspiritprep.org (770) 754-5738 Alpharetta, GA kingsridgecs.org (770) 664-7764 Alpharetta, GA mcginniswoods.org (770) 360-1336 Alpharetta, GA millsprings.org (404) 378-4219 Atlanta, GA mohammedschools.org (678) 336-3443 Alpharetta, GA experiencepisgah.org (404) 262-1345 Atlanta, GA paceacademy.org (678) 405-2300 Johns Creek, GA perimeterschool.org (404) 262-3032 Atlanta, GA lovett.org (678) 651-2100 Atlanta, GA ronclarkacademy.com (678) 205-4988 Roswell, GA theswiftschool.org (404) 355-8673 Atlanta, GA westminster.net (404) 231-8100 Atlanta, GA trinityatl.org (404) 765-4490 Johns Creek, GA woodward.edu 12 CommunityProfiles >> 2018/2019
HIGHER Education in North Fulton County As a leading city in the U.S. for higher education, Atlanta prides itself on its active student population and 22 institutions of higher learning. Both traditional and non-traditional students can take advantage of a wide range of degree and certificate programs, from the arts and sciences to medicine and law. With its large concentration of colleges and universities within its borders, North Fulton County is a great place for students to earn their degrees, while also taking advantage of the recreational opportunities the county has to offer. DeVry University (Alpharetta campus) devry.edu (770) 619-360 DeVry University is one of the most widely respected national and online universities. It is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is also a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. With locations all across the country and flexible scheduling, DeVry can meet the needs of traditional and non-traditional students alike. The Alpharetta location offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in a wide range of programs that help students prepare for their careers like technical communication, finance, human resource management and accounting. DeVry’s Alpharetta campus has spacious classrooms, a research library and a fully wired computer lab. Students can also take classes at any of the other metro area locations, or online. Gwinnett Technical College risingspirit.edu (877) 527-3504 The state’s third largest technical college, serving over 18,000 students annually in college credit courses, adult education and continuing education.Gwinnett Tech has been providing careerfocused education and training for our region for more than 25 years. They offer more than 50 programs – degree, diploma and certificate options – that you can finish in two years or less. They are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the associate degree. The North Fulton campus is located in Alpharetta. The college awarded 2,691 technical certificates of credit, and the highest number of associate degrees (569) in the state. Gwinnett Tech is one of the nation’s top producers of associate degree graduates in Computer and Information Sciences. The Art Institute of Atlanta artinstitutes.edu/atlanta (770) 394-8300 Atlanta is home to one of the 50 Art Institutes schools located throughout North America that was founded in 1949. Students can focus on everything from the culinary arts and interior design to media arts and fashion design at this Sandy Springs campus. The 115,000-square-foot facility includes high-tech computer labs, a video production studio, animation lab, library and student cafe. Students represent 36 states and 27 countries for its Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Associate of Arts and diploma programs. Alumni include local chef Kevin Gillespie, a contestant on “Top Chef,” whose restaurant Gunshow opened in 2013 to wide critical acclaim. National Personal Training Institute (Johns Creek) nptifitness.com (800) 960-6294 As the oldest and largest personal training school in North America, the National Personal Training Institute provides students access to trainers and support staff with a wide range of experience in body building, weight training and exercise physiology. Classes are held during the day, evening and on weekends to accommodate working adults. All students complete 300 hours of classroom instruction and 200 hours of handson gym time. Upon completion of the program, students earn the 500-Hour Diploma in Personal Training, which requires no continuing education courses and does not need to be renewed. Some students choose to take their diploma further and sit for the National Academy of Sports Medicine CPT certification. Strayer University (Roswell campus) strayer.edu (770) 650-3000 Originally founded as Strayer’s Business College in 1892 in Baltimore, Strayer College has been offering Bachelor of Science degrees since 1969, master’s degrees since 1987 and online classes since 1996. The institution earned university status in 1998 and is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, one of the nation’s six regional accrediting bodies. The Roswell campus offers undergraduate and graduate programs in accounting, business, education, health services administration, information systems, and public administration. Strayer prides itself on providing strong academic and career support for its students, making it a great option for working adults. CommunityProfiles >> 2018/2019 13
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