Teen Boarding School Help

There are many different reasons why parents would want to enroll their children to private schools. Some feel that they will get better education, will be able to enjoy a wider variety of extracurricular activities and be able to use more advanced and well-maintained facilities.

There are several private schools in the different cities of Georgia. Here are some of them:

1. Advanced Academy of Georgia (Carrolton, GA) - One of the few schools in the country which offers early entrance to college programs through academic acceleration. The school's primary focus is preparing students for college. It was founded on 1995, with a campus size of 700 acres. The average class size is 20 and the average teacher to student ratio is 1:20.

2. Brandon Hall School (Atlanta, GA) - Provides college preparatory-focused academic programs for students. They offer coeducational classes for grades 4 to 12. Brandon Hall aims to provide excellent academic programs through one-to-one classes for average and above-average students. They also provide support for students who have ADD/ADHD or other learning disabilities. The average class size is 5, and the teacher to student ratio is 1:5.

3. Darlington School (Rome, GA) - Founded in 1905, this college preparatory private school offers both day and boarding schools for students. They have a specialized program for soccer, tennis and golf. They also have an impressive music conservatory that includes full orchestral training. This school also has the facility to support students that have ADD/ADHD and other learning disabilities. Their average class size is 14, and the teacher to student ratio is 1:13.

4. Tallulah Falls School (Tallulah Falls, GA) - Founded in 1909, they offer both day and boarding schools. The average class size is 15, and the teacher to student ratio is 1:12. The school receives generous grants from different private sectors which enables them to set tuition fees relatively lower than other private schools. Many of their students also receive scholarships, and 65% of their student population receive financial aid.

5. Brenau Academy (Gainesville, GA) - Established in 1928, this all-girls college preparatory school offers support for students with ADD/ADHD as well as learning disabilities. The average class size is 11, with a teacher to student ratio of 1:8. There are day students as well as boarding students, roughly 10% of which receive financial aid.

6. Riverside Military Academy (Gainesville, GA) - A private military college preparatory school established in 1907. Roughly 90% of their students are boarding and the others are attending their day school. They offer ESL courses, and 28% of their student population is made up of international students. The school's average class size is kept at 12 students per class, and the teacher to student ratio is 1:12.

Most of these private schools have a long waiting list, so it's important to be acquainted with the school's application process and submit necessary forms as soon as possible.