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Atlanta, GA
School Type: All Boys
Boarding Grades: 4-PG
Enrollment: 100
Annual Boarding Tuition: (Middle School 5-day $42,000, 7-day $44,300) (Upper School 5-day $44,800, 7 day $47,100)
Annual Day Tuition: (Middle $26,800) (Upper $29,600)
Student to Teacher Ratio: 3:1
School Focus: College Prep
Average Class Size: 3-4
% Students on Financial Aid: 6%
Endowment Size: N/A
Accommodates ADHD Students: Yes
School Supports LD: Yes
School Supports ESL: Yes
Year Founded: 1959
School Type: All Boys
Boarding Grades: 4-PG
Enrollment: 100
Annual Boarding Tuition: (Middle School 5-day $42,000, 7-day $44,300) (Upper School 5-day $44,800, 7 day $47,100)
Annual Day Tuition: (Middle $26,800) (Upper $29,600)
Student to Teacher Ratio: 3:1
School Focus: College Prep
Average Class Size: 3-4
% Students on Financial Aid: 6%
Endowment Size: N/A
Accommodates ADHD Students: Yes
School Supports LD: Yes
School Supports ESL: Yes
Year Founded: 1959
Brandon Hall School
Brandon Hall All-Boys Boarding School Information:
Our Focus
With a focus on the individual, Brandon Hall is designed for college bound students who, for a variety of reasons, need very small group or one-to-one class instruction in an educational environment that emphasizes organization, structure, accountability, the ordering of priorities, compensatory skills, and multi-sensory instruction.
Unique about the school is the intensity of the focus on the individual within a very traditional prep school setting that is both challenging and nurturing.
Students can be involved in numerous sports as well as a strong fine arts program in arts, music, and theatre. While located in the quiet suburbs of North Atlanta on the Chattahoochee River, the school’s proximity to the educational, cultural and recreational opportunities of downtown Atlanta makes the school attractive as both a co-ed day and boys’ boarding school.
Mission
With a focus on the individual, Brandon Hall provides small group and one-on-one college preparatory classes for students who desire a more intensive educational setting or who, for a variety of reasons, may not have been achieving their potential. Emphasizing multi-sensory instruction, applied study skills, organization, accountability, and the ordering of priorities, the school seeks to motivate each student to fulfill his/her potential.
The Facts
• Independent
• Nonprofit
• Nonsectarian
• Co-ed Day
• Boys' Boarding
• Rolling Admissions
• Uniforms
Academics
In order to help students who have not been living up to their potential or those students who need to accelerate their studies via one-to-one classes, the school has devised an academic program with several areas of emphasis. These areas emphasize three types of instructional classes, applied study skills, organization, structure, accountability, the ordering of priorities, and multi-sensory/differentiated instruction.
Upon Enrollment
When a student enrolls, the office of admissions and the academic office review the information submitted and prescribe an individual academic program which can assist the student in learning necessary skills, making up or earning essential academic credits, or taking accelerated work. Each year, thereafter, the academic office meets with the parents and reviews the plan to establish new course projections. Given the needs of each student, the school reserves the right to prescribe individual graduation requirements to receive a Brandon Hall diploma.
Interscholastic SportsBadmintonBaseball Basketball Cross Country Golf Soccer Tennis Track and Field Wrestling |
Art & MusicTheatre / DramaDrawing Painting Creative Writing Guitar |
