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Atlanta, GA
Branch Educational Community
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Telephone: (770) 277-4722 · Website: http://brancheducation.com
Contact Info
Branch Educational Community
Atlanta, GA
30303
http://brancheducation.com
Tel:
(770) 277-4722
Director:
Mrs. J.G. Sinclair, Principal/Head of Education
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School Philosophy and Mission
"OUR Vision
To intellectually advance, artistically enhance and spiritually enlighten each student.
OUR Mission
To equip each student to enter their community, fully prepared to confidently represent ...
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Typical Day-In-The-Life At This School
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Key Statistics
| Extended day | Yes |
| Age cutoff for enrollment | 1 years and 6 months |
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Notes on Schedule and Extended Care
"After school camp is offered to all students, and is included in the tuition.
Students may choose one after school program per week, including theatre arts, cheerleading, piano, guitar, and other ex...
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Application Information
| Deadline for applications | March 01 |
| Application Information | $150.00 |
| Acceptance criteria: | Diversity |
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