Schools and Places of Worship
Settle into Midtown’s community. Find the best schools for your children and the spiritual homes for you and your family.
Midtown schools offer you the opportunity to be more involved in your child’s life through the shared experiences that come from working, playing, living and learning right here. Midtown neighborhoods are home to several of Atlanta's leading schools:
- Centennial Place Elementary, the only science, technology and mathematics themed school in the Atlanta Public School (APS) system
- Inman Middle School, a National School of Excellence
- Henry W. Grady High School, home to APS' Communications Magnet, a Health Science academy , a Fine Arts academy and a Travel and Tourism academy.
Private school choices include The Children's School, now in its 42nd year of educating children from 3-year-old preschool through 6th grade. In Midtown, you have a wealth of options for your child. Learn more about the school and spiritual choices in Midtown Atlanta using the map below.
- Al-Farooq Masjid of Atlanta442 14th Street
All Saints' Episcopal Church634 West Peachtree Street-
Alliance Française d'Atlanta1197 Peachtree Street -
Atlanta Center for Medical Research811 Juniper Street
- Centennial Place Elementary School531 Luckie Street
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The Children's School345 10th Street
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First Church of Christ, Scientist150 15th Street NE
- First Presbyterian Church 1328 Peachtree Street
- Grady High School929 Charles Allen Drive
- Inman Middle School774 Virginia Avenue
- Lutheran Church of the Redeemer731 Peachtree Street
- Morningside Elementary School1053 Rock Springs Road
- North Avenue Presbyterian Church607 Peachtree Street
- Peachtree Christian Church1580 Peachtree Street
- Saint Mark United Methodist Church781 Peachtree Street
- Springdale Park Elementary School1274 Ponce de Leon Avenue
- St. Luke's Episcopal Church 435 Peachtree Street
- St. Paul's Presbyterian Church163 Ponce De Leon Avenue
- The Temple1589 Peachtree Street