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Our mission is to focus on developing the whole child, exhibiting increased comprehension and positive behavior changes.Through a safe and nurturing environment, children become committed to life-long learning, developing self accountability, and governing values based on Christian principles.
We are approved to accept the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship.
Advance Learning Center/Academy accommodates students of all
abilities through small class sizes and individualized
curriculum. Gifted students are challenged and may graduate
early and/or receive college credit through the Move On When Ready
program. Special education students can achieve their goals
through small class sizes and individualized instruction as
well. We are approved by the Georgia Department of Education
to receive the Special Needs Scholarship and work cooperatively
with the Camden County school system for speech services and other
special education services.
Grades: 2-12 | 60 students93 miles 4 Oglethorpe Professional Blvd Savannah, GA 31406 (912) 354-4047
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
512/4/2020
A very good school.
- Posted by Parent - Proud Dad
57/21/2018
Prior to my child attending Advance Learning Academy, she was clearly struggling in the public schools. With the class sizes and limited teacher availability for the one-on-one interaction that she needed, she was in danger of falling through the proverbial cracks. She "hated" going to school and her self-esteem was plummeting. After enrolling her in Advance Learning, she has improved in all areas of learning...even finding a love for art in the process. Now she comes home with a smile, and is always ready to go to school in the mornings. Thanks.
- Posted by Parent - Mr. Hurt
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