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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phone:
Main - 770-953-1340
- Address:
- 1340 Terrell Mill Rd SE Marietta, GA 30067
- Categories
- Day Care Centers & Nurseries, Camps-Recreational, Child Care, Elementary Schools, Middle Schools, Preschools & Kindergarten, Private Schools (K-12)
- Neighborhood
- East Cobb
General Info
Established in 1980. Shreiner Academy is a private school located in Marietta. GA. The school specializes in general academic and special education programs for students in prekindergarten through grade eight. Its curriculum includes math. Science. Social studies and language arts. Its extracurricular activities include ART. Music. Dance. Drama. Cooking and physical education. It offers a variety of sports activities. Such AS swimming. Soccer. Bowling. Basketball and ICE skating. The school organizes various field trips and summer camps to educational and cultural destinations. Including festivals and planetariums. It also offers spanish AS foreign language. Its facility includes library. Cafeteria. Science LAB. ART room. Computer LAB. Athletic field. Picnic area. Music studio and swimming pool. Shreiner Academy is accredited by the georgia accrediting commission of the university of georgia.
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12/16/09
A great school with a great campus and great people!
My son attended from 2K through half of the 2nd grade. Preschool was a good alternative to daycare but once he got older (2nd grade) the teachers were very unresponsive - massive amounts of homework and no help. Teachers would not even send reference material home to allow students to study. Beware if you are not in the 'in' crowd - some families are strongly catered to over others. I never thought we would experience discriminatory attitudes in what seemed at first like a family atmosphere, but we absolutely did. Also, beware of claims that they are 1-2 years ahead - after my son transferred I found this not to be true. Many programs have been cut - they still have foreign language but no music & art. Students rarely go to the computer lab or library. It’s difficult to call a curriculum “advanced” when there is little to no computer use. There are no after school activities & they even stopped publishing a yearbook. Not a good value for the money...