Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy, private, day school in Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy is a private school serving students from preschool through 12th grade in Georgia. The campus sits on Campbellton Road with classrooms designed to be welcoming, where students engage actively in learning with direct teacher support.
The school was founded in 1986 by Pastor Wayne C. Thompson and his wife Geraldine, who served as headmistress. It grew to become an accredited institution connected to Fellowship of Faith Church, which supports its mission.
The school is shaped by Christian principles that show in daily activities and how students interact. Visitors notice a family-like atmosphere where respect and community service are woven into school life.
The school accepts enrollment applications year-round without strict deadlines, making it flexible to join anytime. The campus is designed to be safe and welcoming, with activities and programs available throughout the school day.
The school has produced remarkable alumni including Javaris Crittenton, who played in the NBA, and Dwight Howard, who won an NBA championship in 2020. The school sports teams, the Warriors and Lady Warriors, have achieved success in state competitions, including a state championship in 2006.
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