Special Education in Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta / Georgia / United States

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Margaret Harris Comprehensive School is a special education facility that serves more than 75 students with severe and profound multiple disabilities. The school offers instruction in computer technology, physical education, swimming and bowling. It serves students in preschool through grade 12. Margaret Harris Comprehensive School also provides health care services. The school offers music, recreational, physical and occupational therapies. In addition, it manages Margaret Harris Comprehensive Media Center, which provides access to books. The school administers the Special Friends program, which involves students serving as peer tutors during structured and enrichment activities. Margaret Harris Comprehensive School is managed by the DeKalb County School System.

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KIPP: Atlanta Collegiate

Atlanta / Georgia / United States

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Sagamore Hills Elementary School, Atlanta

Atlanta / Georgia / United States

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Sagamore Hills Elementary School is a coeducational institution that has been operational for more than 45 years and is located in Atlanta. It supports the Book Buddy program, which offers assistance to students in reading and writing. The school conducts special classes in art, music and physical education. Sagamore Hills Elementary School organizes Science Olympiad, the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl, and Geography Bee, Spelling Bee and 4-H competitions. It is a part of DeKalb County School System, which is one of the largest school systems in the United States. The school also hosts career and international weeks, reading carnivals, and various writing and poster contests. Sagamore Hills Elementary School has business alliances with Kroger, Chic-Fil-A and Lions Club. It has an annual enrollment of over 450 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade.

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The Howard School, Atlanta

Atlanta / Georgia / United States

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Founded in 1950, the Howard School offers educational instruction to students with language learning disabilities and learning differences. It offers classes in English, math, science, language arts, social studies, health education, music and physical education. Its after school art programs offers classes in a range of visual media, such as clay, painting, drawing, and recording class. The school also provides a variety of assessment and consultation services to serve the individual needs of students. It has athletic teams for basketball, soccer, track and field, volleyball, golf that participate in the Atlanta athletic conference. The school s parent-teacher association participates in various school events and helps students in achieving academic excellence. Located in Atlanta, the Howard School enrolls more than 150 students in grades kindergarten through 12.

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