Atlanta College Preparatory Academy
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What we stand for
At Atlanta College Preparatory Academy, we stand for academic excellence, character development, leadership, and opportunity. We empower all students, across diverse backgrounds and experiences, to achieve their highest potential in the classroom, in the community, and in life.
- Academic Excellence
- Character Development
- Student Achievement
- Leadership & Service
- Opportunity & Access
- College & Career Readiness
Required for every student in grades 9-12
We do this to create tomorrow's leaders. Each class lasts one semester and has four levels, one for each year of high school. Our goal is that every graduate will one day own a business.
- Business PlanningStudents take an idea to a written plan and a pitch, then run a small venture, with four levels in all.
- Public SpeakingStudents learn to speak with confidence, explain hard ideas, and make a case, with four levels in all.
AI for every student, from kindergarten to grade 12
Artificial intelligence is part of the world our students will work in. We teach them how it works, how to use it wisely, and how to build with it. Teachers lead, parents are told exactly what we do, and students do their own thinking.
Coming soon We are starting with a pilot in spring 2027 and opening AI courses to all students in the 2027-28 school year.
Every grade takes a step up
- Kindergarten to grade 2 AI Explorers Games, stories, and sorting activities that show how computers follow rules and learn from examples. No screens needed.
- Grades 3 to 5 AI Detectives Students investigate how machines learn, tell real from generated, and learn to stay safe online. The teacher runs every demonstration.
- Grades 6 to 8 AI Literacy How AI works, why it can be unfair or wrong, and how to check its answers, using school-approved tools with a teacher present and parent permission.
High school AI electives
- Grades 9-12 AI Literacy and Ethics What AI is, how models learn, where bias and privacy problems come from, and how to form and defend a position on a real AI question.
- Grades 10-12 AI for Entrepreneurs Use AI honestly to find an opportunity, know a customer, build a brand, and pitch a business, and learn what only a person can decide.
- Grades 10-12 Data and Machine Learning Basics How data becomes decisions. Students use spreadsheets, charts, and no-code tools to build and test a simple model.
- Grades 11-12 AI Capstone Studio Small teams solve a real problem for a real client, test for bias and privacy, and present at Pitch Day.
Every family can read how we use AI. No student uses an AI tool without parent permission, and students who opt out do equal work that does not need one.
Courses from kindergarten to grade 12
Every course we offer is on our course catalog page, with details for each one.
- Kindergarten to grade 2 5 courses English, Math, Science, Social studies, AI and technology
- Grades 3 to 5 5 courses English, Math, Science, Social studies, AI and technology
- Grades 6 to 8 5 courses English, Math, Science, Social studies, AI and technology
- Grades 9 to 12 39 courses English, Math, Science, Social studies, World languages, Electives, AI and technology
- Post-graduate 6 courses English, Math, Science, Social studies
Free learning resources for young learners
Our students have a learning shelf in the student portal (grades k to 5): free videos, games, books, and activities picked by the school. Parents can see the same list in the parent portal.
- PBS LearningMedia (Georgia)
- GPB Education
- Lessons from Georgia teachers
- PBS KIDS
- Khan Academy Kids
- Khan Academy
- Storyline Online
- NASA Space Place
- PhET Interactive Simulations
College sports and NCAA eligibility
Student-athletes who want to compete at an NCAA Division I or II college need 16 approved core courses. Here is what counts.
| Subject area | Courses (years) |
|---|---|
| English | 4 |
| Math (Algebra I or higher) | 3 |
| Natural or physical science (with a lab course if the school offers one) | 2 |
| Extra English, math, or science | 1 |
| Social science | 2 |
| More courses from any area above, world language, comparative religion, or philosophy | 4 |
| Total core courses | 16 |
You also need a core-course GPA of at least 2.3, and you must graduate from high school. Ten of the 16 courses must be finished before the seventh semester (the start of senior year), and seven of those ten must be English, math, or science.
| Subject area | Courses (years) |
|---|---|
| English | 3 |
| Math (Algebra I or higher) | 2 |
| Natural or physical science (with a lab course if the school offers one) | 2 |
| Extra English, math, or science | 3 |
| Social science | 2 |
| More courses from any area above, world language, comparative religion, or philosophy | 4 |
| Total core courses | 16 |
You also need a core-course GPA of at least 2.2, and you must graduate from high school.
Only courses on a high school's NCAA-approved core-course list count toward eligibility. Ask the school office about the NCAA approval status of a specific course. Rules can change, so check the NCAA Eligibility Center for the current requirements.
One sign-in for classes, grades, and school news
Every parent, student, and staff member gets a secure account. Parents see their own students. Students see their own courses. Teachers see their own classes.
- Follow your student's lessons, unit tests, and progress
- See courses, grades, and attendance
- See Business Planning and Public Speaking milestones and teacher feedback
- Read school announcements and key dates
- Message teachers and staff
- Complete forms and sign them online
- Request a transcript, report an absence, or ask for a Zoom meeting
- See team and clearance information for student athletes
- See the free learning websites the school points your child to
- Work through self-paced lessons and unit tests that score as you go
- Try any lesson again as many times as you like
- Follow your Business Planning and Public Speaking course guide and milestones
- Send your milestone work to your teacher with a link
- Check your courses, grades, and attendance
- Open your live class links
- Get to your Edgenuity courses (post-graduate students)
- Read school announcements and key dates
- Visit the learning shelf: free videos, games, and books picked by the school
- Load lessons, make them live, and follow each student's progress
- Read written answers, give feedback, and print answer keys
- Review Business Planning and Public Speaking milestones and set each student's level
- Message families
- Take attendance and enter grades
- Share school announcements and forms (office staff)
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How admissions works
Four steps from first question to first day. Select a step to read more.
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Every student in grades 9 through 12 also takes Business Planning and Public Speaking.