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Best Special Needs Schools in Perry, Georgia (2026)

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Foundation Academy, Perry Center

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Perry, GAAges 2-5

Foundation Academy is a family-owned and operated Preschool and Child Development Center dedicated to providing nurturing, faith-based care for children in Cornelia, Perry, Atlanta, Fort Valley, and Newnan, Georgia. Established in 2006, the school focuses on laying a strong foundation for the next generation by partnering with families to support children's growth from infancy through preschool. Catering to children aged six weeks to five years, Foundation Academy employs a holistic approach that combines faith-based learning with innovative educational practices. The curriculum emphasizes kindergarten readiness through engaging lesson plans drawn from established resources such as Abeka and 1,2,3 Jesus Loves Me. Children thrive in classroom learning centers designed to foster independence and problem-solving skills while exploring music, arts, and hands-on activities. Outdoor play is an essential component of the daily routine, featuring age-appropriate play structures that promote physical activity and imaginative play. Parents benefit from real-time communication through the Kid Reports app via Procare, ensuring they stay connected with their child's daily experiences. The center prioritizes health and safety with home-cooked meals made from organic ingredients, secure access controls, CPR-trained staff, and rigorous cleaning practices that maintain a safe environment for all students. What sets Foundation Academy apart is its commitment to creating a clean, secure space where children can explore their interests while developing essential skills for lifelong learning in a community-centered atmosphere.

  • Preschool
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Perry is home to the Houston County School District's central office on Main Street, and the district's Student Services Department runs Child Find for young children. Its team offers free developmental evaluations for children suspected of developmental delays. For information, the district lists 478-218-4618, extension 1023.

Houston County describes Child Find as an ongoing mix of public awareness, screening, and evaluation meant to find young children who need early intervention under IDEA Part C or preschool special education under Part B. The Child Find staff includes preschool teachers, speech-language pathologists, and paraprofessionals. Children under three start with Babies Can't Wait, Georgia's early intervention program, through the Child Health Referral contact for the county where the family lives.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Special Needs Schools in Perry

How do I ask Houston County Schools to evaluate my preschooler?
Call Houston County's Child Find line at 478-218-4618, extension 1023. The Student Services Department offers free developmental evaluations for children suspected of developmental delays. Before you call, write down what you have noticed and when, such as speech, motor, play, or self-care concerns. Our evaluation request guide helps you prepare for that first conversation.
What is the difference between Part C and Part B services?
Part C of IDEA covers early intervention for infants and toddlers, which Georgia delivers through Babies Can't Wait from birth to the third birthday. Part B, section 619, covers preschool special education from age three, delivered by the school district. Houston County's Child Find process is built to find children who need either one. Our early intervention guide explains the handoff.
Can old special education records be destroyed?
Yes. Houston County has posted public notices that it destroys special education records once they are no longer needed for educational purposes. Former students and guardians may need those records for Social Security or other reasons. Request copies from the Student Services records office at the central office in Perry, 478-988-6200, extension 3370, and bring identification.
Can a scholarship help with a private school near Perry?
Possibly. The Georgia Special Needs Scholarship helps qualifying public school students who had an IEP or a qualifying 504 Plan in the prior school year pay for a participating private school. GaDOE posts a yearly participating school list and an award calculator. Confirm a school is on the current list before you apply, and keep your child's IEP records ready.

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