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NEW ROSWELL LOCATION
OPENING 2026 - 2027
Weatherstone Academy
Roswell, GA
New Location 2026/2027 With 4 Acres of Green Space!
Conveniently located one minute from the HWY 92 / HWY 9 junction
15 minutes from Alpharetta, Dunwoody, East Cobb, Milton!
4th Grade - High School
SERVICES
Flexible Full-Time & Hybrid Schedules
Full-Scope Academic & Enrichment Program
Core Subjects, Required Electives, Community, & Enrichment
Small Group Learning Cohorts for Reading & Math
Accelerated, On-Level, Approaching Level, & Support Cohorts
Accommodations, Modifications, and Remediation Available
Accredited Transcript Available
Weatherstone Academy offers a comprehensive education and enrichment program designed for students in 4th grade through high school who thrive in a balanced, relaxed, and supportive setting. Our students thrive in social structures, but enjoy smaller class sizes in an environment that meets them where they are academically. We offer on-level academics with built-in accommodations for both added rigor and academic support. We also offer learning support cohorts for individualized learning. Our progression-based approach in math and reading allows students to work at a pace that supports their personal challenge point, while our experiential-based approach in science and social studies provides meaningful and engaging experiences that capture interest and inspire critical thinking. Our solid academic programming provides students with the courses and credits needed to build a strong college-ready transcript or prepare them for their desired postsecondary goals.​
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Our students are driven, curious, creative, and engaged. Whether your child needs general instruction, mild accommodations, or individualized academic support in reading and/or math, our core courses and evidence-based support strategies strengthen academic foundations—all in a way that sparks curiosity, builds confidence, and sets students up for success now and into the future.
Oh - and did we mention that our students LOVE coming to class each day?!?​
FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE OPTIONS
FULL TIME (4-5 Days)
4-Day Academic
Monday - Thursday​​​​
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Add-on: Friday Quest Program​​​​​
HYBRID (3- 4 Days)
3-Day Academic Hybrid:
Mon/Tues/Thurs​​​
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2-Day Academic
T/TH - With Approval
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Add-on: Friday Quest Program​​​​​​​​
FRIDAY ENRICHMENT
Friday Quest Program
9:00 - 2:30
Our Friday Quest program is a full day of purposeful learning in Life & Outdoor Skills, STEM, Creative Arts, and More!
FRAMEWORK
Intermediate 4/5 & Middle School
Hands-on, engaging instruction in the core subjects using a careful selection of "boxed" curriculum and teacher-curated resources. Students engage in a mix of learning experiences including independent and cooperative activities, games, reading, research, informative text and videos, worktexts, and project-based learning.
Core Subjects
ELA: Includes Pillars of Literacy, Critical Reading & Writing, Literature & Composition
Math: 4th Grade - Algebra 1
Science: Integrated Science 4/5 +
MS Earth Science, Life Science, Physical Science
Social Sciences:
4/5: Standards-aligned Unit Studies
MS: Geography, World Cultures, Georgia Studies
World Languages: Spanish - Thursday afternoons
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Wednesday Afternoons:​
Individualized academic support & curated enrichment
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Friday Quest Program: Our Friday program full day of skill-building and enrichment in life skills, outdoors and survival, STEM, Creative Arts, and more!
High School 1 (8th - 10th)
High school students learn through engaging teacher-directed lessons, hands-on activities, and project-based learning; core concepts are reinforced on workdays through our online learning platform.
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Teacher Directed Core Subjects:
ELA: English 1 & 2 (Literature & Composition)
Math: Fundamentals to Advanced Algebra /Trigonometry
Science: Earth Science, Biology
Social Studies: Local Studies, Gov/Civ
World Languages: Spanish - Thursday afternoons
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Teacher Supported Self-Study: Advanced Courses, Honors, ACE Transferable Dual Credits
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Beginning in HS1 students can also select from a wide array of courses ranging from fundamentals, honors, or dual credit using our selected online course library. Teachers will assist in curating the student's coursework and will monitor progress, assign hands-on projects, and help to manage a final capstone.
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Wednesday Afternoons:​
Individualized academic support, curated academics and electives, interest-based enrichment.
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Friday Quest Program: Our Friday program full day of skill-building and enrichment in life skills, outdoors and survival, STEM, Creative Arts, and more!
High School 2 (10th - 12th)
Students in 10th - 12th grade can select teacher-directed (TD) courses as listed below or they can opt for teacher-supported courses to curate their own transcript though our Teacher Supported Self-Study (TS) , Honors/Dual Credit (HDC), Dual Enrollment (DE), or Create Your Own Credit (CYOC) options! Hundreds of courses available!
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Teacher Directed Core Subjects:
ELA: English 3 & 4 (Literature & Composition)
Math: Fundamentals - Advanced Algebra /Trigonometry
Science: Chem in Action; Physics in Action
Social Studies: US History, World History
​World Languages: Spanish - Thursday afternoons
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Teacher Supported Self-Study: Honors, Dual Credit, Dual Enrollment
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In addition to teacher-supported honors and/or dual credit options using our selected online course library, we also offer supported-self study to students taking online dual enrollment courses at local colleges such as Chatt Tech, Our program serves as a dedicated place to complete coursework and teachers assist with monitoring syllabus deadlines, assisting with organization and implementation of projects, and help with studying for tests.
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Wednesday Afternoons:​
Individualized academic support, curated academics and electives, interest-based enrichment.
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Friday Quest Program: Our Friday program full day of skill-building and enrichment in life skills, outdoors and survival, STEM, Creative Arts, and more!
SUBJECT DESCRIPTIONS
Comprehensive Reading & Language Arts
ELA: Pillars of Literacy
Phonics, Vocabulary, Morphology
The Pillars of Literacy component of our ELA program provides the foundation for strong reading and writing skils. Through explicit instruction, students develop skills in decoding, vocabulary, spelling, and grammar. Students also study morphology, including prefixes, suffixes, and Greek and Latin roots, to better understand and build complex words. Together, these pillars support accurate reading, strong comprehension, and clear writing.
ELA: Critical Reading
Informative & Literary Texts
In this class component, students take a deep dive into carelfully selected stories, novels, poetry, and informative text selections to uncover how language, structure, and perspective shape meaning. They learn to read with curiosity and discernment—asking questions, finding patterns, and discovering connections between texts and real life. Discussions and projects help students strengthen comprehension, analysis, and expressive writing skills, building both confidence and insight as readers and thinkers.
ELA: Writing & Composition
Our explicit and structured writing program guides students step by step in developing clear and effective writing. Beginning with strong sentence construction, students progress to paragraphs and ultimately full essays, learning how to organize ideas, use proper grammar, and communicate with clarity. The program combines direct instruction, modeling, and guided practice, giving students the tools and confidence to express their thoughts confidently in writing.
Hands-on Math, Science, and Social Sciences
Math (5th - Adv Algebra)
Progression-Based Placement
Social Sciences - Required Credits
Blend of Competency & Projects
Students explore the world around them—past and present—through meaningful, connected learning experiences. Our content-based courses combine standards-aligned foundations with interest-driven exploration through a mix of dyslexia-friendly reading and/or videos for home study with hands-on projects, explorations, research, etc. in class!
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In middle school, students study world history, geography, and cultures as well as taking a deep dive into our very own state - Georgia!
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In high school, credit offerings include an rotation of required and recommended courses that build a strong transcript, including Local Studies, Economics, and Government and Civics, World History, U.S. History, etc, helping students develop critical thinking, global awareness, and an appreciation for the interconnectedness of societies.
Science - Required Credits
Blend of Competency & Projects
Across grade levels, students enjoy standards-aligned foundations with curiosity-driven exploration through a mix of dyslexia-friendly reading and/or videos at home and hands-on projects, labs, investigations, games, and more in class!
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In middle school, students build understanding of traditional science concepts—earth, life, physical, and science.
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In high school, students earn required and/or recommended science credits such as Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Anatomy & Physiology, developing both scientific literacy and real-world application.
Our math program supports students at every level—from rebuilding foundational skills in basic operations to mastering advanced concepts through Algebra 2 and beyond.
Upon entering our program, students will be assessed for math proficiency levels and then placed in the appropriate math course that meets their needs. Students working below pre-algebra, including those in 6th grade, will receive teacher-curated instruction and coursework to fill in gaps and learn necessary concepts to advance forward to pre-algebra.
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Using the Denison Algebra curriculum, students progress at their own pace through a structured, step-by-step sequence that ensures true comprehension before moving forward. A blend of online learning, hands-on practice, and individualized teacher support helps learners strengthen problem-solving skills, fill gaps, and gain confidence in their mathematical understanding. Beginning in 8th grade, students may earn high school credits as they advance through Algebra 1 and upper-level courses. Students are encouraged to take advanced math courses through Dual Enrollment.
Friday Quests Enrichment
Real World. Real Skills. Real Tools. Are You Ready for the Challenge?
Fridays are built differently at Weatherstone Academy! Students dive into three dynamic skill-building quests for one power-packed day of learning and fun. Each quest features monthly concept units, giving students time to explore deeply, sharpen their skills, and discover new interests. From hands-on challenges to creative projects and real-world problem-solving, every Friday is an opportunity to grow, experiment, and level up.
Venture Quest
Craft, construct, create, and conquer! Pitch a tent, contruct a fort, craft your own fishing line, test your skill in archery, fashion a stretcher from a tarp and logs, or test your skills in Capture the Flag! Venture Quest equips you with hands-on skills for outdoor adventure, survival, and real-world problem-solving.
Science Quest
Explore hands-on science across a world of discovery! Investigate pond ecosystems, study local wildlife, chart the stars, conduct chemistry experiments, tackle physics challenges, explore geology, and design engineering projects. Discover, experiment, and amaze yourself!
Life Launch Quest
Learn hands-on life skills that actually matter: sew a button, cook a simple meal, decorate a cake, manage money, learn about fire safety, and tackle real-world challenges. Life Launch Quest gives students the practical skills, confidence, and problem-solving experience they need to thrive—both in school and beyond.
Creative Quest
Dive into hands-on projects across film, art, sculpture, drama, improv, creative writing, design, and more. Students experiment, innovate, and express themselves while developing real-world problem-solving skills, confidence, and the power to bring their ideas to life.
SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE
Core Instruction Days (Mon/Tues/Thurs)
Our academic program provides an engaging and balanced experience that blends instruction in the core subjects with focused work time, engaging projects, and social connections. Each day includes English Language Arts, Math, Social Studies and/or Science, outdoor breaks, and more! Students receive one day of home study assignments and projects to be completed in class during Wednesday Workshops OR at home for independent study.
Sample Schedule
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9:00 - 10:15
Math / ELA Rotation 1​
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10:15 - 10:45
Break / Snack
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10:45 - 12:00
Math / ELA Rotation 2​​
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12:00 - 1:00
Lunch / Outdoor Break
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1:00 - 2:15
Science / Social Studies​
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2:15 - 3:00
Monday / Tuesday
Health & Humanties
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Thursdays: Spanish
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3:00
Dismissal
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Wednesday Workshop
or Independent Home Study
Wednesdays offer mid-week flexibility where students can join us for a guided focus day to complete their independent assignments under the direction of a teacher or at home under the supervision of a parent. For students who enjoy a full-day experience, they can stay for lunch and work on projects or ​​​​
Sample Schedule​​​​
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9:00 - 9:50
Math Block​
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9:50 - 10:00
Transition Break​
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10:00 - 10:50
ELA Block​
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10:50 - 11:10
Break / Outdoors
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11:10 - 12:00
Science/SS Block​
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12:00 - 1:00
Dismiss or Lunch & Break
12:45 - 1:45
Study Hall / SC/SS Projects
Academic Support Period
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1:45 - 2:45
Academic Support Period
Or Enrichment Rotation
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2:45 - 3:00
Clean-Up & Dismissal
Friday Quests
Fridays are built differently at Weatherstone Academy! Students dive into three dynamic skill-building quests for one power-packed day of learning and fun. Each quest features monthly concept units, giving students time to explore deeply, sharpen their skills, and discover new interests. From hands-on challenges to creative projects and real-world problem-solving, every Friday is an opportunity to grow, experiment, and level up.
Sample Schedule​​​​​​
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9:00 - 10:15
Quest Rotation1​
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10:15 - 10:45
Outdoor Break / Snack
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10:45 - 12:00
Quest Rotation 2​
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12:00 - 1:00
Lunch & Free Time​
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1:00 - 2:15
Quest Rotation 3​
2:15 - 2:30
Clean-Up
Community Wrap-Up
2:30
Dismissal