In a May 4 Honors Day assembly, extraordinary Upper Learning students were recognized for their achievements.

On May 2, Galloway seniors donned T-shirts, sweatshirts, and hats with the name of the college or university in which they will be enrolling in the fall. The 62 members of the Class of 2012 will attend 48 DIFFERENT colleges and universities in 21 states and the District of Columbia.

The end of April marked the finale to the infamous Rube Goldberg projects for Mr. Team's physics students.

To celebrate Earth Day, Early Learning students released butterflies, which had been living in their classrooms and the Pre-K class presented a bike sculpture.

ATLANTA, March 25, 2012 (AJC) — Most parents want to believe their kids are smart and talented, but C. Joshua Villines and his wife were certain about their son John-Francis.

At 2, the Decatur boy was making logical observations about the world around him — in complete sentences. Soon after, he was reading.

Galloway's summer camps and programs have everything for students from age 3 through rising 12th graders.

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The Galloway School honored internationally renowned orator, motivator, and philanthropist Dr. Bernice A. King, author of “Hard Questions, Heart Answers,” founder of First Kingdom Management, and youngest daughter of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., at the school’s annual Black History Harvest Awards.

Galloway first-graders “jogged for a hog” as a fundraiser for Heifer International.

This year’s Galloway team finished top five out of 23 teams in the region, and will advance to the state competition on Mar. 24 at Southern Polytechnic State University.

For a decade, Galloway pre-kindergarten students have been displaying their knowledge of art at an annual art exhibit.

On Thursday, Feb. 23, fourth-grade students participated in a time-honored Galloway rite of passage, the biography celebration.

Galloway sent 19 students to participate in the 2012 All-State Chorus in Savannah from Feb. 23 to 25.

The Galloway School has become the newest member of the Students Shoulder-to-Shoulder Global Schools Coalition.

Cities powered by geothermal energy with skyscraper parks or ski lifts as transportation? Six Galloway Middle Learning students, divided into two teams, created such cities and presented them at the Future City engineering competition on Jan. 21.

On Tuesday, Feb. 7, younger buddy groups painted and older buddy groups découpaged wooden animal cutouts.

To honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Galloway’s winter sports teams volunteered with Hosea Feed the Hungry, donating a total of approximately 190 hours.

Dr. Doug Gies, astronomer, GSU professor, and Galloway alum parent, visited Ms. Berger's sixth-grade science class on Jan. 11, and explained to students how astronomers search for planets.

Galloway Upper Learning students, faculty, and staff gathered on Jan. 11 to celebrate the 101st anniversary of the Gresham Building, the iconic building of The Galloway School, with a plaque commemorating the 100th anniversary of the building.