Our Graduates

Greater Atlanta Christian is celebrating a special homecoming as alumnus Max Burke, Class of 2018, returns to campus in a unique way. Max Burke serves as the Chief Operating Officer of Z Beans Coffee and has overseen the opening of Spartan Café in Jim & Julie Tidwell Commons, giving GAC families and students a gathering place fueled by more than just caffeine.

The Greater Atlanta Christian School community gathered near the Cross Tower on Thursday, August 28 for a powerful and inspiring performance by the United States Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon. The visit held special significance for GAC, as Captain Ford Higgins, Class of 2016, returned to campus to lead his platoon. 

On Wednesday, Darius Slayton (GAC Class of 2015) returned to campus and shared a powerful message with the next generation of Spartans. The New York Giants wide receiver took time to speak at the Lower School, Middle School, and High School chapels, sharing heartfelt wisdom from his journey—from his days at GAC to playing in the SEC at Auburn University and eventually making his mark in the NFL.

Darius Slayton, a GAC graduate (Class of 2015) and New York Giants wide receiver, has been named the 2025 Alan Page Community Award winner by the NFL Players Association. In recognition, the NFLPA will donate $100,000 to his Left-Hand Right-Hand (LHRH) Foundation, which serves underserved communities.

Through his recent internship with Surfing the Nations (STN), Cooper Keyes '20 found a powerful way to blend his passion for action sports with a desire to make a difference in the world.

Danielle Moss, GAC Class of 2011, joined the 11 Alive News Station as a Weekend Meteorologist in August 2024. She joins GAC Dad, Chris Holcomb, at 11Alive - a full-circle moment for both 11Alive team members as they share a love for the Metro-Atlanta private school. 

Two actors had an unlikely connection in a summer performance at the Lionheart Theatre in Norcross: Greater Atlanta Christian School. This summer, a local theatre company performed “The Enchanted Bookshop,” a heartwarming story about the power of literature and imagination. From Dorothy to Robin Hood to Tom Sawyer, this play focuses on a fictional story of our favorite childhood characters coming to life. In the play, these characters are faced with helping save their bookstore or protecting their own existence. Eighteen actors of all ages (9-50+) worked together to create a family-friendly story that touched the hearts of all who attended.

In a bid to overhaul the antiquated and often convoluted process of buying and selling homes, GAC alums Parker Bryant '16 and Joshua Pickens '16 have launched Housewell, an online platform that aims to revolutionize the real estate industry.

Ben Eberhart, GAC Class of 2017, has embarked on a remarkable journey of faith and service. Ben is the vice president of Kaula Tree Ministries, a global prayer ministry with a mission to strengthen, encourage, and comfort individuals worldwide.