The Wood Acres School

At Dominion Christian School, K–12 academics and Christian faith are part of the same school day. Students learn in a community where families and faculty know one another and where service, character, and strong coursework matter. Qualified sophomores, juniors, and seniors can take dual-enrollment classes through the Accel Program, earning high-school and college credit together. Approved Dominion faculty teach some courses, and other courses are available online through The Master’s University. Families can ask admissions about grade openings, tuition, the course list, and whether a particular college will accept those credits.

GRACEPOINT School, founded in 2012, is dedicated to empowering dyslexic learners and restoring hope within the community. Serving students in grades 1 through 8, the school specializes in addressing language-based learning disabilities through a comprehensive and immersive educational experience. GRACEPOINT employs the Orton-Gillingham methodology, recognized for its structured, multi-sensory approach to teaching reading and writing. With a low student-teacher ratio of 5:1 during reading instruction, the school ensures personalized attention that caters to the unique needs of each child. The newly expanded facility in Marietta features increased classroom space designed for multi-sensory learning, further enhancing the educational environment. Beyond academics, GRACEPOINT fosters strong family partnerships and promotes character development through monthly core virtue teachings and weekly chapel gatherings. This holistic approach not only nurtures academic growth but also cultivates a supportive community where students can thrive and embrace their individual brilliance.

MDE School is a non-profit private institution located in Marietta, GA, dedicated to providing personalized education for preschool through grade 12 students with developmental delays. The school's core mission is to empower students with developmental delays to reach their full potential through tailored academics, enrichment programs, and life skills training in a supportive and nurturing environment. MDE School serves children with various needs, including Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, communication disorders, and other learning differences. Key offerings at MDE School include a unique preschool program designed for both neurodiverse and neurotypical children, ensuring an inclusive environment that fosters a love of learning from an early age. The school employs a multisensory teaching approach, which is particularly effective for students who learn differently, allowing them to connect with concepts through various senses. Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) are central to each child's education, ensuring that specific learning goals are met. The school also collaborates with other professionals, including speech, physical, and behavioral therapists, to reinforce therapeutic goals within the educational setting. On-site therapy services, provided by the Greater Atlanta Speech and Language Clinic, include speech, occupational, and physical therapies, enhancing students' focus and sensory regulation during the school day. What sets MDE School apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-to-teacher ratio, which allows for personalized attention and tailored instruction. The flexible classroom atmosphere accommodates diverse learning styles, enabling students to thrive at their own pace. Additionally, MDE School offers a seamless transition to the MDE Vocational Academy for young adults aged 16 and older, focusing on vocational, life, and social skills, further supporting students as they grow into adulthood. This comprehensive approach ensures that each student receives the individualized support they need to flourish academically, socially, and emotionally.