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Middle & High School
Full Time & Hybrid Options
1260 Upper Hembree Rd, Roswell - Suite Held for Privacy
LEAP Prep offers a comprehensive academic program with a graded transcript with courses that satisfy USG requirements.
An accredited transcript & diploma is available through our partners ACA West and/or Alexander Academy.
LEAP Preparatory offers middle and high school a dynamic learning experience that is designed for motivated, curious, and astute learners. LEAP provides robust instruction through the core courses—including ELA, science, history, and mathematics—while nurturing a love of deep thinking, creativity, and inquiry. ELA serves as the thematic hub of the program, weaving together meaningful social, scientific, and cultural concepts through literature, writing, and research. Across all subjects, hands-on projects and integrated arts activities bring learning to life, helping students make meaningful connections and express their understanding in imaginative, tangible ways. Students are challenged to read deeply, analyze thoughtfully, create intentionally, and write purposefully as they explore complex topics across disciplines.
On Fridays, students participate in our Friday Arts Collab, where they engage in a variety of academic core courses and creative elective options including art, composition, languages, health/fitness, etc.
Students enrolled in our LEAP Preparatory high school program are offered a full range of core academic courses, along with required additional units such as Health, Personal Fitness, and World Languages, to ensure they meet both the GA Futures graduation requirements and the Required High School Curriculum (RHSC) for admission into the University System of Georgia (USG). This comprehensive academic experience equips students with the credits, skills, and knowledge needed for high school graduation and competitive college admissions.
LEAP Snapshot
LITERATURE * EXPRESSION * ACADEMICS/ARTS * PERSPECTIVES
Focus
Robust instruction in the core subjects through hands-on learning, literature, research, projects, and integrated art.
Learning Profiles
Astute & Motivated
At / Above Grade Level
Friday Arts Collab
3rd - High School
A full day of creative arts!
9:00 - 2:30
Full Time OR Hybrid Options!
Full Time:
Monday - Thursday, +/- Friday
OR
Academic 2-Day Hybrid:
Mon/Wed
2 Days of Moderate to Robust Tiered-Rigor
Home-based Curriculum (2.5 - 4 hours)
+ Optional Friday Arts Collab
8:45 - 2:45
Full Time OR Hybrid Options!
Full Time:
Monday - Thursday, +/- Friday
OR
Academic 2-Day Hybrid:
Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs
2 Days of Moderate to Robust Tiered-Rigor
Home-based Curriculum (2.5 - 4 hours)
+ Optional Friday Arts Collab
8:45 - 2:45
Full Time OR Hybrid Options!
Full Time:
Monday - Thursday, +/- Friday
OR
Academic 2-Day Hybrid:
Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs
2 Days of Moderate to Robust Tiered-Rigor
Home-based Curriculum (2.5 - 4 hours)
+ Optional Friday Arts Collab
What Makes LEAP Prep Unique?
LEAP is designed for astute students with a creative flair! This program offers robust learning in the core subjects and emphasizes deep learning, creativity, critical thinking, and real-world application through research, literature, and interdisciplinary project-based learning. Our high school model encourages independence and college-preparedness by integrating both instructed and self-guided course options and the opportunity for Dual Enrollment integration beginning in eleventh grade.
LEAP Framework
Literature, Expression, Academics, & Perspectives
Literature
Exploring human
experience through text.
Deep-dive literature studies form the heart of the curriculum, with selections that span genres, eras, and global voices.
Emphasis on close reading, textual analysis, and literary criticism.
Texts are selected to support broader interdisciplinary themes in science, history, and the arts.
Students engage with both canonical and contemporary works, cultivating empathy, critical insight, and cultural awareness.
Expression
Communicating and
creating with purpose.
Writing instruction includes academic essays, creative writing, journalism, research, and multimedia storytelling.
Oral expression is developed through discussions, presentations, and debates.
Arts are woven throughout the curriculum, with opportunities for students to demonstrate learning through artistic expression.
Hands-on projects, scene writing, visual composition, and exhibition opportunities allow for rich, authentic output.
Academics
Strong foundational knowledge with individualized rigor.
Students complete all core courses required for GA Futures graduation and the RHSC for University System of Georgia admission, including:
-English/Language Arts
-Mathematics (Pre-algebra through Pre-Calculus)
-Laboratory Sciences
-Social Studies (Local Studies, U.S. -History, World History, Government, and Economics)
-World Languages
-Health and Personal Fitness
-Fine Arts
Curriculum includes guided support and tiered-rigor options including honors pathways and Dual Enrollment.
Perspectives
Interdisciplinary, global, and reflective learning.
Each year includes thematic units centered around social, cultural, and scientific questions.
Students engage in inquiry-based learning, interdisciplinary projects, and research.
Electives and enrichment courses (e.g., cultural studies, visual arts, creative writing, current events) offer varied lenses through which to view content.
Reflection, discussion, and collaborative learning foster intellectual humility, curiosity, and a broadened worldview.
Middle School 6th - 8th
Math
We offer leveled math across all programs. Students will be placed in the math group that best suits their working level to ensure solid understanding sequential math concepts. We continue to use Math Mammoth through 6th grade and then shift to an online math option in 7th and 8th as students begin to prepare for high school math courses. A typical math class includes fluency activities and games, review and reinforcement of past concepts, a new concept introduction through hands-on methods and manipulatives, followed by time to practice concepts in their work text. Students in the online format also receive guided, hands-on work with a teacher and focused support as they work through the workbook component.
English Language Arts
ELA encompasses structured literacy (grammar, spelling, morphology), literature, reading and comprehension, listening, speaking, and composition. Literature and reading selections are based on social studies and science concepts, along with other high-interest materials. Literature units seamlessly build-in key skills such as vocabulary, elements of language, analysis of related informational texts, structured composition and essays, and vocabulary.
Composition
The composition component of ELA helps students refine their writing skills through focused practice with major paragraph types—narrative, descriptive, expository, and persuasive. Students learn to organize their thoughts clearly, support ideas with evidence, and revise for clarity and style. Writing is meaningfully integrated across subjects, allowing students to apply composition skills to history, science, and literature. The result is stronger, more confident writers who can communicate effectively in any setting.
Social Studies
Students in middle school dive into a study of world cultures, learning about the culture, traditions, economics, government, tourism, religion, geography, and more from countries around the world.
Learning comes to life through textbook reading, videos, research, discussions, and hands-on projects—with art integration adding a creative dimension. This well-rounded approach builds critical thinking, cultural awareness, and real-world connections across subjects.
Science
Get ready to explore, experiment, and ask big questions! Our hands-on science program follows is aligned with the Georgia Standards for Excellence. Each year, students dive into exciting topics—called anchoring phenomena—that spark curiosity and lead to real discovery. From the tiniest cells in biology to the farthest stars in space science, students explore all the major branches: biology, chemistry, physics, earth and space sciences, and environmental science. With a mix of reading, research, weekly labs, creative projects, and real-world applications, students don’t just learn science—they do science!
Enrichment
In addition to built-in enrichment opportunities within the academic program, our Friday Arts Collab provides a full day of creativity, critical thinking, and problem solving through a rotation of art and storytelling classes in the morning, paired with problem solving and Odyssey of the Mind in the afternoon!
High School 8th +
LEAP Prep offers students in 8th grade and above a rigorous and comprehensive curriculum that includes all core courses and electives required to attain a USG-ready accredited and/or homeschool transcript. Students receive dynamic instruction in the core subjects of English, Math, Science, and Social Studies, alongside required elective credits, while engaging in deep-inquiry learning that fosters critical thinking and creativity. While all required electives are provided through their experience with us. students are also welcome to take interest-baed elective courses through independent study, online on our campus, at other venues, or though Dual Enrollment. This approach ensures students are fully prepared for college, university, and/or future careers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed for academic and personal success.
Academic Course Offerings 2025 - 2026
*Satisfies GA Futures Requirements ** Satisfies RHSC Requirements
I. ELA
**Literature and Composition
Theme: Georgia on my Mind
Lit/Comp is offered for 4 years, with each year offering differing themes, perspectives, and concepts.
II. Math
*Pre-Algebra **Algebra,
**Geometry, **Advanced Algebra
Math is delivered through online platforms for maximum individualization, with guided support and instruction from our teachers.
III. Science
**Earth Systems (25/26)
**Biology (26/27)
IV. Social Studies
**Georgia Studies / Local Studies (25/26)
**Geography (26/27)
V/VI. Additional Courses / Electives
Section V and VI of the GA Futures graduation outline requires a selection of 'additional' courses including personal health and fitness, languages, fine arts, and CTAE. Most of these offerings will be available on Fridays or through independent study.
Friday Classes
*Art Lab (Fine Arts)
*Fiber Arts (Fine Arts)
*Health and Wellbeing
**Composition & Storytelling
**Spanish 1 (Languages)
Art of Problem Solving
Core Subject Descriptions (Monday - Thursday)
We offer a four-year rotation of unique Lit & Comp classes to ensure students receive fresh skills, content, and themes each year. This year's theme, Georgia on My Mind, will feature literature and informational text related to Georgia's history, people, and places and/or selections from local authors.
Each of our Literature & Composition courses focuses on developing strong reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills, while also introducing students to various literary forms and critical thinking. Students will engage with diverse texts, including literature, fictional short stories, poetry, drama, and informational text, and learn to analyze them for themes, symbolism, and authorial intent. Students will learn to write essays using an explicit and systematic approach, ensuring struggling writers are equipped with tools to express themselves effectively.
Our math program utilizes a blend on online learning paired with guided review and reinforcement. Each student works in his/her own level based on their math placement screening or previous math experience. Our school-selected curriculum for standard-track or students who struggle in math is Denison Algebra as this program is geared to learners who require a slower pace and a thorough breakdown. Accelerated students may select an online program of choice, provided they can work independently with minimal support.
Denison Algebra offers each level of Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry.
Earth & Environment is a robust course that pairs text-based readings, online research, comprehension and content reviews, and hands-on labs and projects for a comprehensive learning experience.
Our selected curriculum, REAL Science Odyssey- Earth & Environment 2 - starts with the basics and then covers progressively more complex concepts as you move through the course. Every unit reinforces aspects of the scientific method and critical thinking. Each lesson explores a big idea or question in depth through reading, experiments, and conversation. Topics covered include: the scientific method, the geosphere, earth shaping forces, the hydrosphere, and atmosphere.
Georgia Studies offers a comprehensive understanding of Georgia's history, geography, government, and economy. Aligned with the Georgia Standards of Excellence, the curriculum offers structured content that promotes critical thinking and real-world application. Students explore Georgia's role within the broader context of U.S. and world history, developing key academic skills such as reading comprehension, document analysis, and effective communication. Students will use the Georgia Studies textbook from Clairmont Press as the content anchor, paired with the corresponding workbook and other online resources, hands-on activities, and research projects.
Friday Arts Collab
Transcript Builders (GA Futures &/or RHSC Classes)
Friday Arts Collab is a full day rotation of academic and creative enrichment classes. Students enjoy a mix of courses including art, creative writing, health and wellness, STEAM, and Spanish. Our Friday courses align to the GA Futures graduation requirements and Required High School Curriculum (RHSC) for USG admissions.
Students in 8th grade and up have the opportunity to earn high school credit through optional assignments and project work. With a flexible, passion-driven structure, Friday Arts Collab empowers students to explore their creativity while building a well-rounded transcript that reflects both artistic expression and academic growth.