St Martin's Episcopal School

St Martin's Episcopal School is a coeducational religious school located in Atlanta, Georgia, serving students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. The school has an enrollment of approximately 545 students and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 9 to 1, supporting small class sizes and personalized attention. As a religious school with an Episcopal affiliation, it incorporates faith into its daily routines and curriculum, aligning with its association with NAES (Episcopal) and NAIS. The school offers full-day kindergarten, with classes running five days a week, and the kindergarten cutoff age is five by September 1. The school day lasts seven hours, and the academic year comprises 173 days. Tuition for the 2026-27 year has not been published; families interested in enrollment should contact the school directly. Financial aid is available, and the school participates in the Georgia special needs voucher program, ga_special_needs_sb10. The school has a library and offers a summer program, but it does not support homeschooling. For admissions, families must submit applications by February 15, 2026, and testing is part of the process. The school also provides learning support through the Kairos Dyslexia Program. St Martin's Episcopal School emphasizes faith-based education, with chapel services and Bible integration into daily classes, and teachers are expected to sign a faith commitment. Families are not required to attend church to enroll. The school has a clear discipline and character formation approach consistent with its faith values. It does not require uniforms and does not support homeschooling, focusing instead on its in-school programs and community.