Greater Atlanta Christian School | Atlanta, GA

Authentically Christian

At GAC, deep scholarship and depth of character matter in equal measure.

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Life-changing learning

Our solid foundations prepare children for limitless possibilities. We welcome students beginning at age 6 weeks through grade 12.

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Artistically agile

Our award-winning drama and visual arts programs help both novice and mature artists discover and cultivate their talent.

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Athletics undergirded by character

Here, respect and sportsmanship are always part of the game. Our 70 + teams are guided by exemplary coaches committed to developing not just skill, but Christian character.

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Life-giving service

With more than 30 mission trips across the globe, students become Christ’s hands and feet on earth.

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Happening Around Campus

Our community of students and families is actively engaged with campus life. We encourage our students to pursue a balanced school experience by becoming involved in academics, athletics, fine arts, and service and extra-curricular activities. Stay up to date with the latest news and events.

"Every student who walks into my classroom, I tell them, ‘You can do this already. It’s how God has created you.’ My goal is to teach them how to use language beautifully and in ways to build each other up.” -Paul Cable, Middle School Latin

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"Children need to create. They are creators, reflecting the Great Creator who made them in His image." - Ansley Keiser, Elementary Teacher

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“I tell my students that we are all created differently, and God created your brain to do something amazing.” - Denise Martin, Pre-First

Read Denise's story.
As a human being, you’re more important than even education. Kids need to know that. - Michael Washington, Math Teacher

Read Michael's story
I knew that I wanted to influence students’ lives and make a difference for the Kingdom. I had several teachers and mentors that were incredibly influential in my life, and I wanted to be able to pass that along to my students. - Derek Wilson, Bible

Read Derek's Story
Protecting and fostering the growth of diversity is imperative for healthy populations of all species. - Shay Jenkins, High School Marine Biology Teacher

Read Shay's story
We help students define what success looks like for them; while letter and number grades have their place, they are not the sole measure of success. Success relies on the mindset of growth... - Crystal Downs, Academic Support

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When you know someone’s story, then your perspective changes. I like to teach my students that. I want them to know that understanding the back story is important. Empathy is essential. - Mandy Richey, MS / HS Teacher

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To see the string program start with such humble beginnings, and now to be directing the firmly established program is incredible. Nelson Galarraga, Orchestra Director

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"You can walk into every single teacher’s classroom and hear them praising or thanking a student. That is not something I had witnessed as a collective front elsewhere.” - Sarah Grant, 2nd Grade

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"I treat every student the way I would want my own child to be treated in the same or similar situation." - LaToya Brumfield, Middle School Language Arts

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"If you focus on technical proficiencies, that’s what you’re going to get. But is that really what you want?” - Tom Meeker, STEAM Director

Read Tom's Story
"Middle School is a unique time in a student’s life. Instead of making it a general fit, we make it specific for everyone." - Lauren Hollier, Middle School Academic Dean

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"The students I have now are smarter, stronger, more passionate, more honest, and more desperate for genuine engagement than any generation that has come before. They will remake the world if we believe in them and give them the tools." - Brad Denton

Read Brad's story
My students end up applying and analyzing information, not just memorizing and storing away knowledge. I want them to think critically at every level. - Mary Lynn Huett, High School Science Teacher

Read Mary Lynn's Story
Our role as counselors is to help remove obstacles to education and student potential, whether due to differences in learning style, social - emotional concerns, or even environmental. - Lori Davis, High School Counselor

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Your child will see the heart of Jesus every day. - Kristy Shelton, Elementary Physical Education Teacher

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I’ve found people who are willing to invest their time and energy into my professional and personal development. Their influence is crucial. - GAC Class of 2005, Global Public Health Professional

Read Joseph's Story

Spartans Around the World

Mock Trial Students Gain Competitive Edge
2/19/2019
Mock Trial students know this to be true: you don’t leave this group unchanged. Through practice and preparation, students become more polished, confident, professional, and able to speak publicly. Whether they will go on to pursue a career in law or not, they are better for the time they spent on the Mock Trial team.
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High School Chapel Welcomes Year of the Pig
2/13/2019
Last Tuesday, in the high school chapel, the first annual Chinese New Year Celebration began featuring performances of traditional Chinese dance and song from our own International Students.

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1575 Indian Trail Road
Norcross, GA 30093
770.243.2000
info@greateratlantachristian.org

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Authentically Christian

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Artistically agile

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Life-giving service

Happening Around Campus

GAC Stories

"Every student who walks into my classroom, I tell them, ‘You can do this already. It’s how God has created you.’ My goal is to teach them how to use language beautifully and in ways to build each other up.” -Paul Cable, Middle School Latin

"Children need to create. They are creators, reflecting the Great Creator who made them in His image." - Ansley Keiser, Elementary Teacher

“I tell my students that we are all created differently, and God created your brain to do something amazing.” - Denise Martin, Pre-First

As a human being, you’re more important than even education. Kids need to know that. - Michael Washington, Math Teacher

I knew that I wanted to influence students’ lives and make a difference for the Kingdom. I had several teachers and mentors that were incredibly influential in my life, and I wanted to be able to pass that along to my students. - Derek Wilson, Bible

Protecting and fostering the growth of diversity is imperative for healthy populations of all species. - Shay Jenkins, High School Marine Biology Teacher

We help students define what success looks like for them; while letter and number grades have their place, they are not the sole measure of success. Success relies on the mindset of growth... - Crystal Downs, Academic Support

When you know someone’s story, then your perspective changes. I like to teach my students that. I want them to know that understanding the back story is important. Empathy is essential. - Mandy Richey, MS / HS Teacher

To see the string program start with such humble beginnings, and now to be directing the firmly established program is incredible. Nelson Galarraga, Orchestra Director

"You can walk into every single teacher’s classroom and hear them praising or thanking a student. That is not something I had witnessed as a collective front elsewhere.” - Sarah Grant, 2nd Grade

"I treat every student the way I would want my own child to be treated in the same or similar situation." - LaToya Brumfield, Middle School Language Arts

"If you focus on technical proficiencies, that’s what you’re going to get. But is that really what you want?” - Tom Meeker, STEAM Director

"Middle School is a unique time in a student’s life. Instead of making it a general fit, we make it specific for everyone." - Lauren Hollier, Middle School Academic Dean

"The students I have now are smarter, stronger, more passionate, more honest, and more desperate for genuine engagement than any generation that has come before. They will remake the world if we believe in them and give them the tools." - Brad Denton

My students end up applying and analyzing information, not just memorizing and storing away knowledge. I want them to think critically at every level. - Mary Lynn Huett, High School Science Teacher

Our role as counselors is to help remove obstacles to education and student potential, whether due to differences in learning style, social - emotional concerns, or even environmental. - Lori Davis, High School Counselor

Your child will see the heart of Jesus every day. - Kristy Shelton, Elementary Physical Education Teacher

I’ve found people who are willing to invest their time and energy into my professional and personal development. Their influence is crucial. - GAC Class of 2005, Global Public Health Professional

Spartans Around the World

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Mock Trial Students Gain Competitive Edge

High School Chapel Welcomes Year of the Pig