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The mission of The Capitol School is to educate responsible citizens of the world. The Capitol School provides programs for children ages 2 months through high school graduation with an Advanced Academic Diploma.
Founded in 1993, The Capitol School is fully accredited by Cognia (formerly AdvancedED and Southern Association of Colleges and Schools or SACS).
Featured in May 2020 as one of the "Top Ten International Schools in the U.S." by Knowledge Review international journal.
Listed in September 2023 as 9th in the "25 Best Private High Schools in Alabama" by AL.com.
Grades: PK-12 | 371 students9.7 miles 1601 Prudes Mill Road Cottondale, AL 35453 (205) 553-4303
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
59/29/2022
The Capitol School has been an awesome experience for our child. The teachers are fantastic and the growth they foster amongst the children is incredible.
- Posted by Parent - Eddie
59/27/2022
We are very grateful for the 22 months our children enjoyed preschool education at the highest quality level in a playful way. Thank you so much for all the amazing teachers, values, and learning systems you have in the Capitol School. We wish you all the best as we move 4,700 miles away! Stay healthy with an open mind and open heart. Keep doing incredible work!Warm regardsStefanie Degen-Schmidt.
- Posted by Parent - Stefanie
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