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47 Years
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Christ-Centered College Prep Education in Georgia
Atlanta Adventist Academy has been dedicated to providing innovative Christ-centered education since 1979. Rooted in the values of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, we prepare students for lifelong excellence and service through a rigorous academic curriculum integrated with spiritual growth, physical well-being, and social responsibility. Our unique TRUeConnect educational model leverages emerging technologies to create a globally connected learning community that serves students from diverse backgrounds. With three metro Atlanta campuses and eight regional partner schools, we maintain a student-friendly atmosphere while delivering 21st-century education. Our faculty combines academic expertise with spiritual mentorship, offering college preparatory programs that consistently produce graduates scoring above national averages on standardized tests.Through weekly chapels, annual retreats, and 20+ hours of required community service per student, we cultivate both intellectual and spiritual development. Our 1-to-1 iPad program and telepresence technology connect classrooms across the Southeast while maintaining personalized instruction through low student-teacher ratios. As an accredited institution by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, we guarantee educational quality that prepares students for success in top colleges and meaningful service to their communities.
Services
College Prep Program
Dual-Credit Courses
Spiritual Retreats
Technology Integration
Community Service Programs
Details
- Year established: 1979
Highlights and features
- We offer college preparatory programs with dual-credit opportunities and 90% college acceptance rates
- Our TRUeConnect model integrates technology with personalized instruction through low student-teacher ratios
- We provide spiritual development through weekly chapels, annual retreats, and service learning programs
- Our 1-to-1 iPad program and telepresence technology connect classrooms across the Southeast region
- We maintain accreditation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools for educational quality
Associations and certifications
- Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
What people say
Strong college preparation
Spiritual growth opportunities
Supportive teachers
Technology integration
Diverse community
Services
College Prep Program
Our college preparatory program equips students with the academic foundation needed for university success. Through rigorous coursework aligned with national standards, personalized guidance from certified educators, and college credit opportunities, we ensure students develop critical thinking skills and subject mastery. The program's effectiveness is demonstrated by consistently high college acceptance rates and standardized test scores exceeding national averages.
Dual-Credit Courses
Qualified students can earn college credits through our dual-enrollment program with Southern Adventist University. This initiative allows high school students to complete up to 37 college credit hours while still in high school, providing a significant academic head start. Courses are taught by university-certified instructors using college-level curriculum while maintaining high school support structures.
Spiritual Development
We integrate spiritual growth into every aspect of education through weekly chapels, bi-annual prayer weeks, and campus ministries. Our Bible curriculum follows the North American Division Bible Encounters program, combining scripture study with practical application. Students participate in spiritual retreats and service projects that reinforce Christian values and community engagement.
Technology Integration
Our TRUeConnect educational model utilizes 1-to-1 iPad devices and telepresence technology to create interactive learning environments. Classes are recorded for review and connected across multiple campuses, while maintaining personalized instruction through low student-teacher ratios. The program includes computer science courses and digital citizenship training to prepare students for modern technological challenges.
Service Learning
Students complete 20 annual hours of community service through programs like PFE, FREE, and mission trips. This requirement develops social responsibility and leadership skills while making tangible community impacts. Service opportunities are integrated with academic learning through reflection assignments and project-based learning experiences that connect classroom concepts with real-world applications.
People
Mayra Rivera-Mann
Registrar
Mayra Rivera-Mann serves as Registrar at Atlanta Adventist Academy, overseeing admissions and student records. With extensive experience in educational administration, she ensures smooth enrollment processes and maintains accurate academic documentation while fostering strong relationships with students and families.
Questions
What makes Atlanta Adventist Academy unique?
We combine Seventh-day Adventist values with innovative education through our TRUeConnect model, offering college prep programs, spiritual development, and technology integration in a diverse learning community.
What academic programs do you offer?
We provide college preparatory curriculum with dual-credit courses, STEM programs, Bible studies, and technology integration through our 1-to-1 iPad initiative and telepresence classrooms.
How do you support student spiritual development?
Through weekly chapels, annual retreats, Bible curriculum following North American Division standards, and service learning programs that emphasize Christian values and community engagement.
What technology resources are available?
All students receive iPads, classrooms use telepresence technology connecting regional campuses, and we offer computer science courses with MacBook Pro labs for advanced technology instruction.
What service learning opportunities exist?
Students complete 20 annual service hours through programs like PFE, FREE, mission trips, and academic peer coaching, developing leadership and social responsibility through practical experience.
How do you prepare students for college?
With college prep courses, dual-credit opportunities through Southern Adventist University, personalized counseling starting freshman year, and standardized test preparation that consistently produces above-average scores.
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