Independent & Other Private Schools · Atlanta

The Oak House School

Private school serving grades K-12 in Atlanta, Fulton or DeKalb County. Not on the 2026-27 Promise list. Authorized for GSNS.

Where this comes from. School facts are from the NCES Private School Survey (2023-24, or 2021-22 for schools that didn't respond), matched by name and address to Georgia's 2026-27 Promise Scholarship participating list (approved as of April 23, 2026) and GaDOE's 2026-27 Special Needs Scholarship list (August 2026), retrieved October 28, 2026. Tuition isn't in any of these records, so confirm it with the school.

Funding fit at The Oak House School

GSNS
Authorized for the 2026-27 Special Needs Scholarship; the award depends on the IEP
30 hrs
Dual Enrollment college credit for juniors and seniors, paid by GSFC

Does The Oak House School accept the Georgia Promise Scholarship?

Not for 2026-27, based on the state record. The Oak House School does not appear on GESA's participating school list approved as of April 23, 2026, so Promise funds can't pay its tuition.

Schools could apply in the October 1-31, 2026 window, and new approvals are added to the list. A Promise family could still use the account for approved items outside tuition, or choose a participating school.

Does The Oak House School take the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship (GSNS)?

Yes. The Oak House School is on the Georgia Department of Education's authorized participating list for the 2026-27 Special Needs Scholarship. A student who had an IEP, or a 504 plan for a listed condition, in a Georgia public school last year can bring a GSNS award here.

Authorization lets the school accept the scholarship. It doesn't mean the school provides every service in an IEP, so ask about the specific supports your child uses.

What does the record say about The Oak House School?

The Oak House School appears on a Georgia participation list but not in the federal private school survey we use, so we can show only the state's details: its address, grades and program status.

Can The Oak House School students earn college credit for free?

Yes, through Georgia's Dual Enrollment program, which covers private school juniors and seniors for up to 30 semester hours of approved courses. Ask the counseling office which colleges its students use.

StatusThis school
Accreditation on the state recordNot recorded on the Promise list; ask the school
Promise participating school, 2026-27No
GSNS authorized school, 2026-27Yes

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What should you ask The Oak House School?

  1. Which Georgia programs do you accept: Promise, GSNS, SSO scholarships, or all three?
  2. What will I owe for my child's grade after an award is applied, and which fees aren't covered?
  3. What need-based aid, sibling or congregation pricing do you offer on top?
  4. Which SSOs do your families usually use, and when do they apply?
  5. Which services in my child's IEP or 504 plan can you deliver this year?

Which deadlines apply right now?

  • Oct 31, 2026Georgia Promise private school application window closes (October 1-31); newly approved schools join the eligible list
  • Nov 1-30, 2026Final Georgia Promise student window for 2026-27: enrollment in spring 2027, open only to households at or below 400% of the federal poverty level
  • Dec 15, 2026GESA's stated date for posting the 2027 Promise application windows; the next eligible-zone list follows at the end of the calendar year
  • Jan 1, 2027Federal Scholarship Tax Credit takes effect (Georgia opted in on January 20, 2026); GaDOE publishes the 2027 SSO maximum scholarship by this date

Private schools near The Oak House School

9 private schools are in the record for Atlanta address without a ZIP on the state list; 0 are on the Promise list.

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