Your family matters to us. During the Admissions process we want to take the time to get to know you, just as you need to get to know us. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Inquire now about the 2024-2025 academic year.
Why choose us?
Top notch faculty and staff with a 6:1 student-to-teacher ratio
State-of-the-art facilities with access to supplementary therapies
Curriculum tailored to your child’s needs
How to Apply
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Please call us today to let us know you are taking the step to introduce yourself and that you are ready to get to know us better. We can be reached at 770-229-5511 or by email.
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Please complete the application for your child. Once you complete the paperwork, our Transition Advocate will be glad to walk you through the next steps in the process.
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We believe you should see our facility, meet our faculty and staff, and experience the culture of Stepping Stones Educational Therapy in order to make the most informed decision for your child. That’s why we ask you to tour our school very soon after you submit your paperwork.
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Upon completion of the application process, the Admissions Committee will review each application and will contact the family regarding admissions decisions within seven (7) business days.
Tuition and Financial Assistance
Tuition for preschool is $7,700.
Tuition for Lottery Funded Pre-K4 is free to Georgia residents.
Tuition for the Academy at Stepping Stones: $15,000.
Financial Assistance is available to all families and is determined on a case-by-case basis. You can apply for financial aid here.
FAQ
What documents will I need for preschool child’s application for Lottery-Funded PreK?
Contact Admissions
We know you have questions about your child’s education and care. Give us a call today at 770-229-5511 or send us an email to start that conversation.
“Stepping Stones has the most amazing, helpful and loving staff. My daughter has constantly progressed since attending Stepping Stones, and we are so grateful for the commitment and dedication that is shown by all daily.”
— Danielle C., Parent