East DeKalb Campus

MiniMinds Academy is dedicated to providing exceptional early childhood education and personalized tutoring for children from toddlers up to 8 years old. With a core mission centered on fostering early literacy and a love for learning, the academy serves students with diverse needs, including those with language-based learning disabilities and other developmental challenges. The approach at MiniMinds Academy emphasizes individualized lessons tailored to each child's unique family dynamics, ensuring that every Mini receives the support they need to thrive. Offering both one-on-one sessions and private group tutoring, the academy also provides the convenience of traveling to students' homes or offering virtual options for families who prefer remote learning. Founded by Ms. Tiffany, whose deep-rooted passion for teaching stems from her own experiences as a mother, MiniMinds Academy embodies a community-oriented philosophy that recognizes the importance of collective involvement in a child's development. With a focus on building strong family partnerships and creating enriching community events, MiniMinds Academy stands out for its commitment to nurturing each child's potential in a supportive and engaging environment.

Solid Foundation Christian Academy in Georgia is a Christ-centered K-12 microschool that combines individualized academic instruction with a dedicated Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) program for neurodivergent students. The ABA program serves students from kindergarten through grade 12, offering faith-led, structured, and student-centered behavior support alongside the core academic curriculum. The school accepts the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship (SB10) and Georgia Promise Scholarship, maintains a 13:1 student-teacher ratio, and is accredited through the Georgia Accrediting Commission.

TREAD Educational Services is a microschool in Stone Mountain serving K-12 neurodivergent and gifted learners across Metro Atlanta, including students with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, and behavioral or emotional challenges. Curricula are built per student, with particular attention to closing reading gaps while supporting emotional wellbeing. The setup is deliberately non-traditional: flexible seating, hands-on learning, weekly field experiences, and community outings. Monthly events such as Kings and Queens Day focus on self-esteem and conflict resolution. Alongside the microschool, TREAD offers homeschool options, tutoring, ABA therapy delivered in-home, in-school or at the centre, behavior assessments, family coaching, and parent training. Founded by an educator with public school experience, TREAD accepts the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship, the Georgia Promise Scholarship, and GOAL Scholarship funding.