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Best Georgia Private Schools Offering Track and Field Sport (2024-25)

For the 2024-25 school year, there are 150 private schools offering track and field as an interscholastic sport serving 77,095 students in Georgia.

The offering track and field sport private schools in Georgia include Marist School, Fulton Science Academy Private School and Augusta Preparatory Day School.

The average tuition cost is $15,142, which is higher than the Georgia private school average tuition cost of $12,664.

71% of private schools offering track and field sport in Georgia are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Catholic).

Imhotep Academy Photo - The Ultimate Students

Fulton Science Academy Private School Photo - Fulton Science Academy Campus

Lanier Christian Academy Photo - We are the LIGHTNING! Come in and see our GREAT school! Please take time to explore our website and learn more how our students are challenged academically, artistically, athletically, and most importantly, spiritually. These four areas of emphasis guide what we do each day at LCA. It is our goal to create a passion for learning at LCA!

Loganville Christian Academy Photo - Located on 75 beautiful acres in Loganville, GA with over 90,000 square feet of instructional space and award-winning athletic facilities.

Riverside Preparatory Academy Photo - ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT | Riverside students participating in Jeopardy for test review.

Lakeview Academy Photo - Lakeview Academy announces the historic achievement of our students on the 2024 AP exams. The scores, released by the College Board, highlight the exceptional dedication of Lakeview's educators and the determination and aptitude of the school's students. In 12 of the 17 Advanced Placement (AP) courses offered at Lakeview, 100% of the students earned a passing score.

Horizon Christian Academy Photo - Georgia Aquarium

Johnson Ferry Christian Academy Photo - From a JFCA Parent "The administration and teachers are FOR my students; they promote my children; they care about all aspects of my children. The time at school and at home encouragesstudents to be disciplined while also giving parents the opportunity to continue to disciple their children. This model empowers and edifies the family. It offers the best lifestyle."

St. Andrew's School Photo - Kindergarten collaborating

Bethesda Academy Photo - Senior class 2019-2020

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