The Lovett School seeks to develop young men and women of honor, faith, and wisdom with the character and intellect to thrive in college and in life.
Founded in 1926 by Eva Edwards Lovett, we continue today as an Atlanta independent school serving children in Kindergarten through Grade 12.
Lovett provides integrated experiences in academics, arts, athletics, and service.
The curriculum includes a full range of honors and Advanced Placement courses.
The school fields 68 competitive teams in 16 sports. Lovett operates within the Judeo-Christian tradition, and a nondenominational chapel service is held weekly for all students. Lovett seeks students from all ethnic, cultural, racial, and religious backgrounds who can benefit from a challenging academic program.
Art History, Biology, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Chemistry, Chinese, Computer Science, English Literature, Environmental Science, European History, French, Latin, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Music Theory, Physics 1, Physics C, Spanish, Spanish Language & Culture Immersion, Spanish Literature, Statistics, U.S. Government and Politics, U.S. History
CAP (Confronting Atlanta's Poverty), Model Arab League
Club or Organization: Academic Team, Asian Culture, Baking Club, Chess, Cooking, Creative Writing, Equestrian Club, F.I.F.A. Federation Internationale de Football, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, French Club, Green Team, Habitat for Humanity, Hip-Hop Club, Homeless Pet Foundation, Interfaith Club, Math Club, Medical Science Club, Mountain Biking Club, Newspaper, Operation I Care, Outdoor Club, Quiz Bowl, Speech & Debate, Student Council, Student Technology Leadership Team, Teens Against Prejudice, Vestry, Yearbook, Young Libertarians Club, Youths Serving Atlanta
Arts and Music Programs: Lovett Filmmakers Club, The Music Club
Recreational Athletic Programs: Water Polo Team
School Notes
The Lovett School is an independent, coeducational day school
serving children from Kindergarten through Grade 12. The school was
established in 1926 by Mrs. Eva Edwards Lovett, an innovative
educator who emphasized the development of the whole child. She
began the school with just 20 boys and girls in Grades 1-3 at a
former home, and today Lovett has more than 1,600 students from 70
different zip codes and 11 counties in the metropolitan area.
The school continually affirms Eva Edwards Lovett`s founding
vision of a progressive education rooted in learning, character,
and community. Our mission is to graduate young men and
women of honor, faith, and wisdom and prepare them to succeed in
college and as responsible citizens of the world. We support this
mission by offering our students integrated experiences in
academics, arts, athletics, and service. Through
these experiences, we seek to develop the whole child.
As a college-preparatory institution, our coursework is strong,
and creative and critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and a
love of learning are major objectives. Our curriculum includes a
required year of American Studies; options for African, Asian, and
gender studies; and organic and biochemistry. We were one of the
first schools in Georgia to offer the AP Chinese exam, the
culmination of a Chinese studies program that begins in the Lower
School. In addition, we offer a one-to-one laptop program in Grades
4-9, and single-gender classes in Grades 6-8. The Upper School
offers 29 honors and 19 advanced placement courses, and all of
Lovett's graduates are admitted to four-year colleges from coast to
coast and internationally. Our faculty is committed to ongoing
professional development and using best practices in their
teaching. They strive to be positive role models and are dedicated
to encouraging and supporting students in the pursuit of
excellence. The average faculty teaching experience is 18
years.
Outside the classroom, Lovett encourages our students to
discover themselves through the arts and athletics. The statistics
bear this out: More than 90 percent of our student body
participates in a Fine Arts activity during the year, and
close to 80 percent of students in Grades 7-12 are members of at
least one sports team.
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