Alexsander Academy

Porter Academy is a nonprofit, PreK–8th grade private school in Roswell, Georgia, built for children with learning and developmental differences — including dyslexia, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, language processing disorders, sensory processing disorder, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, dyspraxia, executive functioning weaknesses, and more. Every student receives a highly individualized, multi-sensory academic program using research-backed curricula including Wilson, Edmark, Zoo Phonics, and Touch Math. Math and reading are taught in small, level-based groups — 6 or fewer students in Lower School, 8 or fewer in Upper School. Alongside academics, all students receive occupational therapy, music therapy, art, social skills instruction, and physical education, with access to an on-campus sensory gym. Our whole-child philosophy means meeting each child where they are academically, developmentally, socially, and emotionally, and challenging them only as much as is appropriate for that child at that time. Teachers, therapists, and specialists work together to ensure each student's needs are met so that they are ready to engage in learning. Our goal is to remediate weaknesses and foster strengths, enabling children to leave here with a strong foundation and confidence in their own abilities.

Autismness Academy is a private school in Roswell for children on the autism spectrum and other neurodivergent learners. Its full-time program blends academic instruction with ABA principles in a child-centered, data-informed setting. The academic program includes math, science, language arts, reading, and social studies, with standards-aligned curricula adapted for varied learning profiles. The team includes registered behavior technicians, board-certified behavior analysts, special educators, and support staff. Admissions include a review of assessments and school reports, a parent interview, and a student visit.

Eaton Academy in Roswell has been designing individualized K-12 education solutions for students since 1995. Unlike traditional private schools, Eaton has no typical student: the school serves a wide range of learners from students pursuing a college preparatory track to those with more specialized needs, including autism, ADHD, and other learning differences. Programs emphasize social skills training, work experience, independent living skills, and vocational preparation alongside core academics. High school clubs include bowling, tennis, art, chess, music, and SCUBA. Eaton offers a Virtual Academy, Distance Learning Program, and Supported Employment options, making it one of the most program-diverse special needs schools in north Atlanta. Accepts the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship (SB10) and Georgia Educational Expense Credit Program.