Atlanta Georgia Private Schools that start with F
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Gullatt C H Elementary Atlanta, GA 30349(404) 669-8196
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Hamilton E Holmes Elementary Schl Atlanta, GA 30344(404) 767-5468
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Hapeville Elementary Atlanta, GA 30315(404) 669-8223
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Heritage Elementary Schl Atlanta, GA 30301(404) 847-3293
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Heritage Elementary Schl Atlanta, GA 30315(404) 669-8149
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Oak Knoll Elementary Atlanta, GA 30315(404) 669-8065
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Parklane Elementary Atlanta, GA 30344(404) 669-8075
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Fulton County Board of Education Schools Findley Oaks Elementary Randolph Philip A Elementary Atlanta, GA 30315(404) 346-6510
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Recent Reviews
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Griffin Christian High School
There are better schools.
“I am a parent. I feel like they don't prepare students for college, and if you're looking for a positive Christian environment, you will not be happy there. I pulled my kids, and I am so glad I did.” -
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Shreiner Academy “My son attended from 2K through half of the 2nd grade. Preschool was a good alternative to daycare but once he got older (2nd grade) the teachers were very unresponsive - massive amounts of homework and no help. Teachers would not even send reference material home to allow students to study. Beware if you are not in the 'in' crowd - some families are strongly catered to over others. I never thought we would experience discriminatory attitudes in what seemed at first like a family atmosphere, but we absolutely did. Also, beware of claims that they are 1-2 years ahead - after my son transferred I found this not to be true. Many programs have been cut - they still have foreign language but no music & art. Students rarely go to the computer lab or library. It’s difficult to call a curriculum “advanced†when there is little to no computer use. There are no after school activities & they even stopped publishing a yearbook. Not a good value for the money...”
