Here, KNOWAtlanta looks at several private schools across the metro area and the various ways that they empower students with tools to support positive mental health. read more

Here, we look at several metro Atlanta private schools and the impressive accomplishments of the Classes of 2024. read more

Many of Atlanta’s private schools focus on STEM education with an array of programs for even the youngest of elementary-age students. read more

Here, we look at schools across the area that offer a wide array of community-oriented activities and opportunities for family involvement. read more

In classrooms, performance halls, art studios and more across metro Atlanta, you’ll find students furthering their academic learning through complimentary co-curricular courses and activities created to encourage them to discover their passions and apply their knowledge. read more

As the school year gets underway, students at many metro Atlanta private schools are reaping the benefits of academic updates, campus enhancements and new staff. Read on for a closer look at what’s new. read more

When you think about it, STEM is at the root of everyone’s daily lives,” shares Emily Adams, Science Department Chair and Innovative Teaching Chair at The Walker School in Marietta. In fact, teaching K-12 Metro Atlanta Georgia students to think logically, evaluate data, weigh the value of evidence, draw conclusions and communicate their insights to others are skills that will benefit them as they enter adulthood and contribute to the well-being of their families and communities. read more

They’re often called “lifers,” those students who remain at the same school for the entirety of their primary and secondary academic careers. They move across grade-level divisions like any other student, mastering the elementary years before progressing into middle school and ultimately advancing up through the high school grades. However, their overall experience has a distinctive spin, as they receive their whole education from one independent institution over the course of 13 continuous years. read more

As many metro Atlanta private schools returned to in-person learning, they found ways to provide the normalcy that kids, teachers (and even parents) craved, blending the traditional offerings that students love with new and unique learning opportunities amid the ongoing pandemic. read more