Classroom Stories
The True Cost of Fast Fashion
This semester in Global Citizenship, 7th and 8th graders examined the way we make, buy, and dispose of our clothing with our unit about How
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EDUCATING FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE
The Friends School of Atlanta offers an exceptional academic program with differentiated instruction every step of the way. Joyful learners come together in small, diverse classes where they gain the confidence to become their best selves as students and engaged citizens.
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189 students
PreK3 - 8th Grade
43% students of color
A model of diversity since 1991
1:8 faculty/student ratio
Small classes, differentiated instruction
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The only Friends school in Georgia
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30,000 square feet of classroom and play space
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Alumni Spotlight featuring Morgan Phillips-Spotts
Stories are at the heart of FSA, moments that we feel seen, places we’ve been, the people we’ve loved and who have influenced us. This
Classroom Stories
FSA in the Heights
Friends School of Atlanta seventh and eighth grade students attended the City Springs Theater Company’s production of In the Heights on Thursday, October 27. The
Classroom Stories
Everyone Deserves to be the Main Character
Students from every identity deserve to see themselves in the books they’re reading. They deserve to think of themselves as the main characters, worthy of a cover, and not just a side character or comic relief.