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Metro Atlanta is fortunate to be replete with exceptional public schools, which can be found throughout 16 county-wide systems and six city-specific systems. These award-winning school systems focus not only on fostering academic success, but also on allowing students to flourish both inside and outside of the classroom. A great way to learn more about them is to peruse their websites, which are listed below. And for more information, including SAT and Georgia Milestones scores, visit KNOWAtlanta Magazine鈥檚 county pages by .

COUNTY SCHOOLS

Bartow

Did you know? The school nutrition program won state recognition for best practices.

Cherokee

Did you know? 27 CCSD schools were named to the Governor鈥檚 SHAPE (Student Health and Physical Education) Honor Roll.

Clayton

Did you know? The system includes Unidos Dual Language School, the state鈥檚 first public dual language school.

Cobb

Did you know? Cobb boasts the second largest school district in the State of Georgia.

DeKalb

Did you know? The district鈥檚 students and parents speak more than 140 languages and represent over 180 nations.

Douglas

Did you know? The county鈥檚 College and Career Institute offers high school juniors and seniors the chance to learn a skill while receiving both high school and college credits.

Fayette

Did you know? The system is a seven-time winner of the Digital School Districts Survey by the Center for Digital Education.

Forsyth

Did you know? By 2022, the county will open four new additional schools.

Fulton

Did you know? Seven of the county鈥檚 high schools were named to U.S. News & World Report鈥檚 鈥淏est High Schools鈥� list.

Gilmer

Did you know? The district offers free breakfast for all students, including 鈥淏reakfast in the Classroom,鈥� where students can grab a meal on their way in the door.

Gwinnett

Did you know? The Class of 2018 received $207 million in scholarship offers (not including HOPE and full-ride Quest-Bridge scholarships).

Hall

Did you know? The system has instituted a Five-Year Facility Plan that will allocate $160 million towards new classroom space, new school busses, existing facilities renovations and more.

Henry

Did you know? The district offers two Programs of Choice: the Academy for Advanced Studies and Imp@ct Academy.

Paulding

Did you know? 21 individual schools increased their CCRPI scores in 2017, with eight schools improving by more than five points.

Rockdale

Did you know? All students in grades 3 through 12 are equipped with laptops.

CITY SCHOOLS

Atlanta Public Schools

Did you know? The system consists of 61 neighborhood schools, five partner schools, 18 charter schools, two city-wide single gender academies and three alternative schools.

Buford City Schools

Did you know? The district received an 鈥楢鈥� on the Georgia School Grades Report from The Governor鈥檚 Office of Student Achievement.

City Schools of Decatur

Did you know? More than 70 percent of teachers within this independent public school district hold advanced degrees.

Gainesville City Schools

Did you know? The system was one of the first four charter systems in Georgia and received a 10-year charter in 2013.

Marietta City Schools

Did you know? The system is Georgia鈥檚 first International Baccalaureate (IB) World School District.

Homeschool Resources

The number of families that have turned to homeschooling is on the rise, and metro Atlanta offers a number of resources to ensure that, if you choose this educational path, you will be ready to go when you settle in the area.

• 鈥係ubmit an online Declaration of Intent through the Georgia Department of Education:
• 鈥侫ttend the Southeast Homeschool Expo, which is held every July at the Cobb Galleria Centre:
• 鈥俈isit the website for the Georgia Home Education Association for helpful information about every stage of the homeschooling process:
• 鈥係earch for hybrid schools and homeschooling co-ops in the metro Atlanta area.
• 鈥侰heck out resources like the Zoo Atlanta Homeschool Academy as a complement to your child鈥檚 in-home studies:

Charter School Locator

If you are interested in finding a charter school in the metro Atlanta area, consult the Georgia Charter Schools Association (GCSA) at . The site includes a school locator 鈥� just type in your address and search for charter schools within up to 100 miles of your home.

Special Needs Schools in Metro Atlanta

Metro Atlanta is home to an array of schools that are dedicated to serving children who have unique learning needs. Consider the following schools if your child requires a special needs environment.

GRACEPOINT School

Specialty: Serving the dyslexic learner
Location: Marietta

Mill Springs Academy

Specialty: Providing an effective learning environment for students with learning disabilities and ADHD
Location: Alpharetta

Atlanta Speech School

Specialty: Serving students with speech, hearing, language or learning disabilities
Location: Atlanta

Cumberland Academy of Georgia

Specialty: Educating students in grades 4 through 12 who have Autism
Location: Atlanta

The Cottage School

Specialty: Serving middle and high school students with learning differences
Location: Roswell