Galloway at a Glance

Galloway is located in beautiful Chastain Park in Buckhead.
8.2-acre campus
Five main buildings: the Richard C. Gresham Building, built in 1911; the W. King Sims Early Learning Center, built in 1988; the Carolyn and Ross Arnold Classroom Building and the gymnasium, built in 1996; and the Chaddick Center for the Arts, built in 2003
12-acre athletics complex for soccer and track and field opened in spring of 2007
Eight-acre athletics facility for softball and baseball purchased in 2016
The school's library maintains more than 20,000 volumes and is fully networked (as are all buildings and levels of the school) and subscribes to 20+ electronic databases for students and faculty.
The Richard C. Gresham Building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. A walking tour exploring the fascinating history of the building from its foundation as an almshouse to its development as a school is available on-site.

16 A.P. courses: art, biology, calculus AB and BC, chemistry, comparative government, computer science, English language, English literature, environmental science, French, Latin Virgil, music theory, physics C (two subject areas), Spanish, statistics, U.S. government & politics, and U.S. history
Students take at least six courses per term
World languages: Students age three through sixth grade take Spanish. Beginning in sixth grade, students may choose Spanish, French, or Latin.
Service learning is integrated into the curriculum at every level.
Written evaluations are sent to parents four times each year.

The 76 members of the Class of 2017 move on to the next step in their journey by attending colleges and universities in 20 states and the District of Columbia.
They enrolled in 60 different schools.
More than 115 colleges and universities visit Galloway each year.
Individualized college counseling program with frequent one-on-one meetings begins junior year.

Need-based financial aid offered through the School and Students Service for Financial Aid (SSS), which is conducted under the auspices of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).
Approximately 16% of our students receive aid.

A wide array of arts courses are offered, including visual arts; band, strings, and choral classes; drama, technical theatre, and Theatre Company; dance and Dance Ensemble; photography; and media arts courses such as animation, music production, digital film, and computer graphics.
Early Learning students work with music, dance and visual art specialists each week.
Starting in second grade, students perform in choral concerts each year.
Each year, the theatre department produces five plays with Middle and Upper Learning students.

38 competitive teams in 10 different sports, including baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball
80 percent of students play at least one sport
Open participation policy for all students in seventh through 12th grades