Schools

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Pine Ridge Elementary opened in 1989 and is located in the Stone Mountain/Lithonia area. The school has enjoyed an exemplary academic reputation since its inception. The priority at Pine Ridge continues to be instructional excellence, with collaboration from our parents and the community. Our focus for the last few years has been to motivate students to read. Some of the reading incentives include ...more details

Wynbrooke Traditional Theme School opened on January 8, 2002. The school has 53 classrooms in 95,022 square feet of space. It has a science lab, a computer lab, a library/media center, a cafeteria, a stage and two outdoor learning areas. Wynbrooke sits on 14.39 acres of land in Stone Mountain, Georgia.

Stephenson Middle is located in southeast DeKalb County, in a rapidly growing residential area. Phyllis Daniel is the Principal.

Our schools seek to provide an environment that encourages students to submit to the Lordship of God over His world; To strive to use their talents fully in all areas of academic, social, athletic, and artistic endeavors; To develop their personalities in God's service and to His glory. The faculty and staff of Grace Heritage Christian School are certified professionals in their fields of teaching. All teachers above the Kindergarten level hold four-year degrees with teaching certificates.

Home of the Pirates Stone Mountain High School 4555 Central Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 Principal: Carolyn Williams Board Members: Simone Manning-Moon & Terry Morris

Stephenson High School is located in historic Stone Mountain and opened in 1996. Stephenson High School is a new and beautiful facility, and has a dedicated professional staff of educators. As a new institution, we have the opportunity to build a tradition of excellence for the students and alumni of Stephenson High School, and that is what we are doing.

FasTracKids provides accelerated enrichment education for children between the ages of 3 and 7. The FasTracKids curriculum challenges students to think productively while simultaneously developing their speaking, communication and leadership skills. Classes are offered once a week, for 2 hours over a 24 month period.