College Preparatory School in Augusta, GA

Augusta Prep Day School:
Located in Martinez, a northern suburb of Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia, Augusta Prep Day School is a private co-educational PreK-12 school with extended day care and summer camp. We offer a college preparatory curriculum with advanced placement, honors and college prep courses such as SAT and ACT. At Augusta Prep we seek to engage minds, develop character, and build relationships with our students on a daily basis. Augusta Prep is a place where everyone knows your name, literally, and where amazing teachers combine traditional and innovative approaches in very small classes.

Additionally, because our school is relatively small overall, it is a land of opportunity for every student. While Augusta Prep is renowned for its academic excellence, we value the importance of balancing academics with arts, athletics, service and leadership. Augusta Prep believes in the importance of character. Students are taught character development, respect and personal responsibility.

We are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), the Southern Association of Independent Schools (SAIS) and Georgia Independent Schools Association (GISA).

Mission & Values:
The mission of Augusta Preparatory Day School is to provide the Augusta area with the highest quality college preparatory education for average and above average students, in an independent, coeducational, non-sectarian school.

We Believe:
• That a quality education involves a partnership between home and school.
• That we must be responsible to the changing demands of our market in order to achieve our mission.
• That our graduates will achieve success at the college of their choice.
• That our students should promote community well being and development through our active, responsible involvement.
• That our employees are vital to our success, that we provide an environment in which they can achieve their fullest potential, and that we must make reward commensurate with performance.
• That students are the focal point of the School and the whole child should be provided the opportunity to individually achieve success, develop leadership potential, and be made aware of community responsibility.
• That our students should be instilled with the values of interdependency and respect and responsibility for self and others. Instilling these values and those of self-reliance is the joint responsibility of parents and school.

- College Preparatory Curriculum with English, history, math, science, foreign languages, fine arts and electives
- Advanced Placement and Honors Courses
- College Preparatory Courses ACT and SAT
- Lower School
- Middle School
- Upper School
- Extended Day Care and After School Program
- Summer Camp