Martinez, GA · K–12
Last verified August 20, 2026
285 Flowing Wells Rd, 30907 · (706) 863-1906
Enrollment
363
Student:teacher
8:1
Published tuition
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Application fee
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Head of school
Eric Hedinger
Head of School
Eric Hedinger was unanimously selected as the next Head of School effective July 1, 2024. He previously served as Head of the Upper School at Providence Day School since 2012, and earned a B.A. in English from Frostburg State University and an M.Ed. in English and Secondary Education from Winthrop University.
Curriculum & special classes
Augusta Prep offers a college-preparatory curriculum for students from age 2 through Grade 12, emphasizing academic excellence, small classes, and individual attention. The program includes 27 AP and 14 Honors courses, preparing students for college and offering opportunities to earn college credits.
Financial aid
Augusta Prep offers Flexible Tuition, a need-based assistance program for Grades K-12, with an average of 30% of families receiving scholarships and tuition assistance. Scholarships include the Malone Foundation Scholarship, Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program, Georgia Promise Scholarship, and W. Rodger Giles Heritage Academy Scholars Program.
Before & after school care
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After school
Extended Day and Enrichment programs are mentioned.
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Admissions
Augusta Preparatory Day School follows an open admission policy, admitting qualified candidates without regard to religion, race, nationality, economic background, or ethnic origin. The Admission Committee evaluates applicants based on personal interview, academic record, teacher recommendations, and admission testing or assessment.
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January 29 for Priority Consideration (for 2027-28 school year); December 13 for current families with new applicants (for priority consideration); January 15 for priority financial aid applications for new families; April 15, 2025 for Georgia Promise Scholarship.
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Application fee
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What they ask for: Inquiry Form, Campus Visit, Application, Financial Aid application (optional), Admission assessments and student visits (including ISEE for grades 5-12), report cards, teacher recommendations, admission testing/assessment.
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