GAC’s alumni classes spanning 1970 through 1974 celebrated their 50th high school reunion on Saturday, September 9. This group comprises GAC’s inaugural graduating classes.
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When a student graduates from GAC, he or she is prepared to accomplish whatever great things God has in store. Immersed in a community where challenge, integrity, faith, and rigor are the norm, GAC students are prepared to go into the world confidently.
Our rigorous, purposeful curriculum positions many of our students to attend and excel at elite colleges and universities. Post-college, our graduates go on to hold prestigious positions including managers, professors, physicians, research fellows, entrepreneurs, police officers, and senior directors. As an example, Annalise Peters (class ‘06) serves as the Assistant U.S. Attorney in the United States Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Georgia. Major Jim Knauss, class of ‘03, is an A-10C Experimental Test Pilot for the United States Air Force.
GAC graduates don’t just excel collegiately and professionally. They lead lives of integrity and purpose. Spartans take pride in raising families, participating in church, and serving their local and global communities, just as they did when they were on campus with us.
GAC graduates prepare for a fulfilling life of integrity and achievement.
GAC’s alumni classes spanning 1970 through 1974 celebrated their 50th high school reunion on Saturday, September 9. This group comprises GAC’s inaugural graduating classes.
Kendall Robinson '18 debuted her painting series at her first Atlanta Solo Art Show on August 26. The exhibition is titled "Soleil: Sharing Our Stories".
Jessica Carothers, class of 2019, signed her U.S. Naval Academy Commitment Papers in August on "Two for Seven Day".
Current New Giants wide receiver and former GAC Spartan (Class of 2015), Darius Slayton, hosted his second annual Slayton Skillz Camp at Spartan Stadium. The free event provided kids an opportunity to learn from coaches and professional football players.
Bria Janelle (‘07) and her foundation, the Bria Janelle Foundation, have been recoginzied by the Newton County School System and the Newton County Chamber of Commerce as the 2023 NCSS Partner of the Year. The foundation is a partner in education with Newton High School.
Marilee Karinshak, ‘22, has been selected for a summer internship at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
Joel Ballew, a GAC “lifer”, traded in Georgia basketball courts for beautiful South America.
Kalif Raymond (GAC Class of 2012) is currently playing in his seventh season in the NFL with the Detroit Lions. Raymond has battled several obstacles during his journey to professional football, and the Detroit Lions went "Under the Helmet" to learn more about his life.
Landyn Foxworthy, a GAC “lifer”, was involved in many student activities such as volleyball, visual arts, and mission trips to Africa.