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The Paideia School was founded in 1971 by parents who wanted an individualized, creative, and intellectually challenging education for their children.
The Paideia School serves families with children ages three through eighteen.
It conveys the concept of a child's total education: intellectual, artistic, and social. Paideia's philosophy is based on the belief that schools can be informal and individualized, yet still educate well.
We believe that a quality education acknowledges the innate curiosity of children and their desire to understand and master their environment.
Because children have different interests and learning styles, and because they progress at different rates, we take considerable care to tailor our program to the talents and needs of each child.
We think that our concern for intellectual achievement and discipline is compatible with personal consideration of needs of each child and with an informal school environment.
Paideia School's tuition is approximately $28,050 for private students.
What is the acceptance rate of Paideia School?
The acceptance rate of Paideia School is 17%, which is lower than the national average of 78%. Paideia School's acceptance rate is ranked among the top private schools in Georgia with low acceptance rates.
Who are famous alumni from Paideia School?
Paideia School famous alumni include: Gregory McNair, Class of 2005 – known for his contributions to environmental policy and Samantha Lee, Class of 2013 – award-winning journalist.
A great school that will support you in all careers, paths, and you. They are amazing when it comes to social stuff and the teachers are more like friends. If you love schools that support you for who you are then this is for you.
- Posted by Student/Alumni - Leela
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