Moore said he has an outstanding faculty to help realize that goal. It's the best faculty I've ever been around. Students largely come from north Fulton and Cobb counties and the majority previously attended public schools. The comprehensive, college preparatory curriculum includes religion, English, mathematics, science, social studies, foreign language, physical education, fine arts and computer science, with journalism and band beginning in the next school year. Extracurricular programs include a student newspaper, literary magazine, language and computer clubs, a model United Nations and peer helpers.
Parents can volunteer with athletics, fine arts and the home and school association.
I think the technology program is going to grow into something the school is pretty well known for. Moore was dean of studies at St. Pius High School for 10 years and principal for the past two years at Bishop McGuinness High School in Oklahoma City. Still, he is thrilled. Opening a new school has been my dream. Moore said it was a challenge to develop the sophomore curriculum since that grade was added definitively only this summer.