Office of Admissions

1701 Brandon Hall Drive,
Atlanta, GA 30350-3706

Phone: 770-394-8177
Fax: 770-804-8821
Email: admissions@brandonhall.org

Office Hours for Inquiries, Appointments, and Tours
7:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Except Holidays
General Information

With a focus on the individual, Brandon Hall is designed for college bound students who, for a variety of reasons, need very small group or one-to-one class instruction in an educational environment that emphasizes organization, structure, accountability, the ordering of priorities, compensatory skills, and multi-sensory instruction. The students are traditional learners or those with learning disabilities, attention deficit disorders, or with other learning issues.  As an accredited, nonprofit, nonsectarian, coeducational day and boys' boarding school for students in grades 4-12, Brandon Hall enrolls approximately 130 students with a very low teacher-pupil ratio. It has often been referred to as "the intensive care of education" because of its small classes and effective programs.

The school also offers a postgraduate year as well as a Summer School in which students may earn up to one and half units. International students find that English as a Second Language (ESL) courses also provide individual attention for optimum success. Qualified pupils who perform at grade level but are behind in earning credits may profit from the one-to-one classes in which a student may earn one unit in a semester.

Unique about the school is the intensity of the focus on the individual within a very traditional prep school setting that is both challenging and nurturing. Students can be involved in over nine sports as well as a strong fine arts program in art, music, and drama. While located in the quiet suburbs of North Atlanta on the Chattahoochee River, the school's proximity to the educational, cultural and recreational opportunities of downtown Atlanta makes the school attractive as both a day and boys' boarding school. The school is easily accessible from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and the Interstate highway system. The school is not a proper setting for students with acute learning disabilities or severe emotional or disciplinary problems.