The Stonehaven School

The Stonehaven School is a coeducational, classical school located in Marietta, Georgia, serving students from kindergarten through tenth grade. With an enrollment of approximately 216 students and a student-teacher ratio of 10.7 to 1, the school emphasizes a traditional, faith-based approach rooted in Christian non-denominational principles. The school is affiliated with the ACCS (Classical Christian) and the State independent-school association, reflecting its commitment to classical Christian education within a religious framework. The school offers kindergarten with a full-day program, operating five days a week, with a cutoff age of five by September 1. The school day lasts about 6.75 hours, and the academic year comprises 176 days. Tuition ranges from $3,800 to $16,500 for the 2026-27 year, with financial aid available and families able to qualify for different rates based on need. The school participates in the Georgia Promise ESA voucher program, making it accessible to families utilizing state scholarship funds. Admissions are open until March 19, 2027, and include testing, with sibling priority given. The school offers Latin as part of its language program and has a library, but it does not support homeschooling. The school day includes a focus on classical education, with structured learning in the trivium (grammar, logic, rhetoric), and incorporates memory work and literature into its curriculum. The school maintains a policy on screen and technology use, though specific details are not provided. The school does not specify uniform requirements or whether it teaches students with learning differences. Overall, The Stonehaven School provides a traditional, faith-based education emphasizing classical methods and a strong community orientation.