Atlanta Jewish Academy Upper School is a Modern Orthodox college preparatory high school in Atlanta, GA serving students in grades 6-12, including those with mild learning differences. The school offers a specialized Learning Difference Program designed to support students who benefit from individualized instruction while participating in a rigorous, Torah-based curriculum. This inclusive approach ensures that students with learning differences can thrive academically and socially within a structured Jewish educational environment.
The academy maintains an average class size of 15 students with 90% of faculty holding advanced degrees, providing personalized academic support and attention. Students with learning differences receive tailored assistance through the Learning Difference Program while fully engaging in the school's comprehensive curriculum, which includes AP-level courses in sciences, mathematics, humanities, and arts. The school also emphasizes character development and offers extensive extracurricular opportunities including community service, student government, and cultural programs.
Tuition is $19,380 annually (plus books, uniforms, lunch, and supplemental fees), with 35% of students receiving financial aid. The admissions deadline is January 31, and the school maintains a 90% acceptance rate. For more information or to discuss your child's specific needs, contact the admissions office at (770) 451-5299 or visit atljewishacademy.org.