St. Andrew's School

St. Simons Christian School is a private educational institution located in Saint Simons Island, GA, offering a Christ-centered education to families in the Golden Isles. With a focus on rigorous academics taught from a Biblical perspective and low student-to-teacher ratios, the school aims to equip every graduate with the academic and spiritual tools necessary to make a difference for Christ. At St. Simons Christian School, students benefit from a well-rounded liberal arts education that integrates biblical truths into every aspect of their academic, athletic, and artistic pursuits. The dedicated teachers create engaging and nurturing classrooms, challenging students to reach their highest potential. The school also relies on the support of its generous donors, who can participate in Georgia's Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit Program to allocate tax dollars and claim tax credits for donations made through a qualified SSO.Generated from the website

Beaufort Academy is an independent college preparatory school in Beaufort, S.C., with an annual enrollment of 375 students from pre-kindergarten to the 12th grade. The school s library provides materials and services appropriate to the curriculum of the school and implements the media program into the curriculum through collaboration with teachers, students, parents and administrators. Fall festival, Homecoming, Pig Out and Spring Play are some of the annual events of the school. The school offers various societies such as Academic Quiz Bowl, SCISA Art Show, One-Act Play Competition, the Film Club, Jean Ribaut Chapter of the French Honor Society, Beaufort Academy Interact Club, Literary Meet and Contests, The Upper School Math Team, Music Ensemble, National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society and Santa Elena Chapter of the Spanish Honor Society. The Aquila and Seasons of the Pen are Beaufort Academy s annual publications.

Bulloch Academy is the only non-parochial independent school in Bulloch County. It imparts education to students from Kindergarten through twelfth grade. The school is partly funded by the Georgia Lottery and has more than 500 students. In grades one through five, students are taught the disciplines of language arts, mathematics, social studies and science. Time is also devoted to computer technology, physical education, art and music. At the high-school level, Bulloch Academy delivers a curriculum of upper-level courses in English, mathematics, science, social studies and foreign language. The school organizes and participates in wide array of varsity and junior varsity athletics, such as soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, football, wrestling, softball, cross country and track. Bulloch Academy is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. It is located in Statesboro, Ga.