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Atlanta Academy in Roswell Offers an Individualized Approach to Learning and Fun Summer Camps

Located on nine acres in Roswell, The Atlanta Academy is a non-denominational private school that offers Mother’s Morning Out, two year old program and Preschool through Eighth Grade.  A caring environment, a diverse student population, excellent teachers, and small class sizes (maximum 16 students) create a unique atmosphere where students gain confidence, explore new interests, [...]

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Out of the Box Art Studio Thinks “Out of the Box”

Out of the Box art studio in Alpharetta is just what the name implies…. art programs done a little differently!  At Out of the Box it is not JUST what you make but also what you learn! While students, campers and birthday guests alike always have “hands on Fun” at their events, they are instructed [...]

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Public Pools, Lazy River Pools and Spraygrounds Around and About Alpharetta

North Fulton is home to some amazing public pools, many with fun lazy rivers, slides and more family fun.  There are several spraygrounds in addition to pools that offer a great reprieve from the summer heat.   Below is a list of pools we are aware of, please let us know if we are missing anything! [...]

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Baseball at its Finest through Alpharetta Youth Baseball Association

AYBA is a recreation and travel league organization, serving the Alpharetta and Greater North Fulton County area.  The league offers recreational programs for 4-18 year old age groups and travel teams for 9-14 year olds.  The merger of Wills Park Youth Baseball and Webb Bridge Youth Baseball into the Alpharetta Youth Baseball Association (AYBA) was [...]

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Summer Day and Sleep Away Camp Information Around and About Alpharetta

North Fulton and Atlanta have a multitude of camps for the kiddos – from Christian, Academic, Sports or Acting, you are sure to find something for the kids.  AlpharettaMoms.Org looks forward to sharing with you all the local camp information! If you are a Camp Director and would like to list your camp in our [...]

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AYFA Football and Cheerleading Registration is Open for the Fall

Alpharetta Youth Football Association has been part of the Alpharetta, Milton and John’s Creek communities for over 35 years.  Participation has steadily increased to today’s record numbers of about 600 participants annually. AYFA exists to use football, cheerleading, and a respect for education to develop strong, smart, responsible, healthy young men and women. We give [...]

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Alpharetta Christian Academy is The Right Choice

Alpharetta Christian Academy educates children from ages eighteen months to fifth grade in a safe, caring, and loving environment.  As a ministry of First Baptist Church of Alpharetta, the school’s foundation is God’s truth and biblical principles.  Both the teachers and staff train children not only academically, but also spiritually.  According to admissions director Abby [...]

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AlpharettaMoms.Org Interviews Link and Emily from Beautiful Creatures

I sat down recently with Thomas Mann (Link) and Zoey Deutch (Emily) who both have roles in the soon to be released movie (Valentines Day 2/14/13), “Beautiful Creatures”.  I previewed the movie before the interview and it really helped me to place the actors with their respective characters as well as have questions to ask [...]

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Woodward Academy: Fostering Excellence, Character and Opportunity Since 1900

Woodward Academy is metro Atlanta’s long-proven college-preparatory independent school for families who want the certainty of more complete preparation for college and life. Tapping into more than a century of educational wisdom, Woodward transforms each student’s experience into a tangible opportunity for learning and growth. Woodward students develop a deep respect for difference as they [...]

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21st Century Learning

One of the most important parts of education is the interaction between a teacher and a student. Traditionally this was limited to the classroom. New technology has changed the way teachers and students interact with each other inside and outside the classroom by eliminating some of the boundaries between teachers and students. Computers can be [...]

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