Our thirty-eight seniors have received 122 college acceptances from highly regarded institutions such as Wake Forest, Vassar, Pratt Institute, Georgia Tech, Furman, Sewanee, Emory, Hampden-Sydney, Marquette, FSU, Carnegie-Mellon, Washington & Lee, Auburn, Georgia, and more! One third of the class was accepted to UGA, and 100% of our early-action (when it is harder to get in) applicants to Georgia Tech were accepted.  Twenty-six academic (merit-based) and two athletic scholarships totaling $1.1 million have been awarded to half of the senior class (nineteen students), and that does not even include HOPE scholarships.  100% of our seniors are planning to attend college next year.  This is such exciting news, and since the college acceptance season is still ongoing, we expect more good news in the coming weeks.  We are so proud of our senior class!

Every month, in order to inspire a common conversation, the entire lower school enjoys a book of the month.  The book is read and discussed in all the classrooms and is incorporated into specials programming - art, music, and library.

On Saturday, March 27, Heritage French students travelled to Miller Grove High School in Dekalb County to compete in the Spoken Language Competition sponsored by the Foreign Language Association of Georgia.  During the competition, students had a one on one interview with a judge in French and were evaluated on the quality of their speaking skills, their lack of hesitation in speaking French, their attempts to use complex grammatical structures for their level, and their vocabulary.