John Hancock Academy

John Hancock Academy is a coeducational school located in Sparta, within Hancock County, serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The school has an enrollment of approximately 112 students, resulting in a student-teacher ratio of 7 to 1, which supports small class sizes and individualized attention. The school operates on a full-day schedule for kindergarten, with classes five days a week, and the total school day lasts about 7.42 hours. The academic year comprises 165 days. As a religiously unaffiliated institution, John Hancock Academy identifies as a Christian non-denominational school with a Protestant background, but it does not require a statement of faith from families. The school is accredited by the GAC and has a library, but it does not support homeschooling or offer summer programs. Tuition for the 2025-2026 year ranges from $4,250 for new K-12 students to a maximum of $23,590 for returning students, depending on the number of children and financing options. Registration costs $150 per student, with additional fees for athletic activities. Financial aid is not available, and the school does not accept Georgia voucher programs. The school does not publish specific details about uniforms, but it does support students with special needs through the ga_special_needs_sb10 voucher program. John Hancock Academy does not offer admissions testing or before- or after-school care. The school has a library and provides a faith-based environment, but specific practices regarding chapel attendance, Bible integration, or discipline policies are not detailed. Overall, the school aims to serve families seeking a Christian-inspired education in a rural fringe setting, emphasizing academic growth and character development within a faith-informed context.