Campus life at GAC is thoughtfully designed to balance active faith, academic rigor, and a deep commitment to caring for one another. Across this vibrant community, our students grow in stature and confidence. Students participate in activities and events that help them feel connected to one another, to their parents, to their teachers, and to God.
A spirit of growth infuses everything we do. From our youngest learners to our high school graduates, Spartans grow through service to one another and the world.
Mission trips, service-learning projects, Bible studies, and other activities build tenacity, empathy, and faith. Hands-on learning opportunities happen inside the classroom and out, expanding curiosity, new ideas, and intellect. And by serving and worshiping together, students strengthen their place in this loving community of believers.
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From dress up days to special pep rallies to the Friday night lights, Homecoming Week is a favorite for students and faculty.
Middle School and High School students start each school year with a Spiritual Retreat. These open the door for real relationships and an ever-growing connection with the Lord.
Our beloved student section Redzone brings the Spartan spirit to home games.
Kicking off student orientation, Spartan2gether lets students step into their new role as Spartans and get a taste of what their journey will be like at GAC.
GAC is for the whole family. We love celebrating all of your family members and letting our students bond with their Grandparents.
Celebrating our talented students, faculty, and staff, GAC’s Got Talent has something for everyone.
To help our students share God’s love and grow as leaders, GAC hosts student-led Chapels for the whole school on the first day of school, Thanksgiving, and Easter.
Cultivating the budding artists on campus, the Black and White Fine Arts Exhibition showcases the exceptional artwork our students create.
Parents participate in prayer walks, joining together each month to cover the campus in prayer.
Students and family members of all ages can join Bible study groups to learn God’s word together through discussion and study.
Spartans come together regularly to serve the local community, from mentoring students and helping in the classroom at a local elementary school to performing at the Winship Cancer Institute to delivering food to local extended-stay motels.
Being a parent is the hardest job there is, so we have created a faith-infused speaker series to help guide parents and support them in raising their children to be exceptional, faith-filled adults.
GAC had the distinct honor of hosting the renowned Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC) Korean Christian Children's Choir, a group of 40 talented age 7-13 performers who delivered a heartwarming message of international Christian unity and gratitude. Click to view full story, photos, and a recording of the performance.
The GAC Symphonic Band showcased their exceptional talent and musical prowess at the GMEA District 13 Large Group Performance Evaluation (LGPE) held at Paul Duke High School. This esteemed event brought together schools from across the state to be evaluated on their performance and sight reading abilities.
We are excited to announce that GAC's Student Broadcast "Live @1575" won awards at the GSPA (Georgia Scholastic Press Association) Awards Show in Athens. The awards show is held every spring for student-run live broadcasts at schools in the state of Georgia
GAC’s fifth-grade students recently performed in their "Rock and Roll Forever: How It All Began" music program. The program aimed to take the audience back to the days of American Bandstand, The Ed Sullivan Show, and Soul Train to explore the roots of rock and roll music
Atlanta Intown and Reporter Newspapers recently recognized GAC Senior Kate Hidell in their annual "20 Under 20" feature as an honoree and GAC Junior Ivy Holland as a runner-up. Each year, the newspapers choose young people who give back to the community through service and leadership while juggling academic responsibilities.
Greater Atlanta Christian School is one of the biggest supporters every year to Can-A-Thon - and their eager students are doing their part again to help the effort.
Every year our community looks forward to celebrating Black History Month with a special, student led Black History Month Chapel. The theme this year was "Take You To Church" and the event included worship led by the chapel band, dance performed by the GAC dance team, an interview between Director of Inclusion Charles Edwards and his godmother and a powerful message by Pastor, Gospel Artist, and former GAC Parent, Charles Jenkins.
It is more important than ever that we provide a safe space and dedicated time for our students to come together for their annual spiritual retreat. Our high school students met in fellowship and worship to celebrate and discuss their faith.
The GAC community outdid themselves this year, rising to the challenge of providing canned food to the hungry in a bigger way than ever before. Already a community leader in the can collection, this year GAC collected a record 27,000 cans of food to contribute to the Salvation Army Can-A-Thon food drive.