Mohammed Schools of Atlanta
Atlanta, GA
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Participates in: Georgia Promise Scholarship; Georgia Special Needs Scholarship
Verified against the state's participating-school list dated April 23, 2026.
Verified against the state's participating-school list dated August 2026.
| School Information | |
|---|---|
| Tuition | $8,500–$8,500 (2026-2027) Tuition for the 2026-2027 school year is $850 for the year. |
| Kindergarten schedule | Full Day, 5 days/week |
| Aftercare | Yes, until May 2026 $15.00 per day per child |
| Financial aid | Yes |
| Scholarship / voucher programs | Georgia Promise (ESA) Special Needs (SB-10) |
Mohammed Schools of Atlanta is a coeducational Islamic school situated in the large suburban area of Dekalb County, Atlanta. It provides education for students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade, offering a continuous learning environment for a wide age range. With a total enrollment of 136 students, the school maintains a low student-teacher ratio of approximately 7.8 to 1, which suggests smaller class sizes and the potential for more personalized instruction. This can be especially beneficial for students who thrive in a setting where individual attention is prioritized. The school features a full-day kindergarten program, held five days a week, with kindergarten students attending for 7.5 hours daily, ensuring a comprehensive early education experience. The overall school day for all grades lasts 7.5 hours, and students attend school for 180 days each year, aligning with standard academic calendars. Tuition for the 2026-2027 school year is uniformly set at $8,500, and the school offers financial aid options to assist families with the cost of education. Additionally, Mohammed Schools of Atlanta participates in voucher programs such as the Georgia Promise ESA and the Georgia Special Needs SB10, providing further financial support options for eligible students. The school also offers aftercare services until May 2026, costing $15 per day per child, which can be helpful for working parents. Instruction in Arabic is provided, reflecting the school's Islamic character, and the school includes a library to support student learning. While specific details about uniforms or whether the school has an affiliated mosque are not published, the curriculum emphasizes Islamic education. The school does not support homeschooling programs, and prospective families should contact the school directly for application details, as specific deadlines are not published.
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