The Galloway School

The Galloway School

Infobox School
name = The Galloway School


motto = Feel Free to Learn
established = 1969
type = Private, Coeducational
headmaster = Tom Brereton
city = Atlanta
state = GA
country = USA
campus = Suburban
students = 715
faculty =
mascot = Scots
colors = Navy Blue, Gold
homepage = http://www.gallowayschool.org
Founded by Elliott Galloway (who passed away on July 5, 2008, a day after running the Peachtree Road Race at the age of 87), the father of Jeff Galloway, in 1969, the Galloway School is a private school located in the Buckhead neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. Galloway calls itself a "community of learners" who are dedicated to life long learning. The overall principle of the Galloway School is "behave yourself and try." (An often-cited inside joke among students of the school is that Elliot Galloway was going to leave the school rules at simply "Behave yourself" and "Try", but that he later found reason to instate a third, but equally important rule, "Always wear shoes".) The Galloway School is a private, co-educational day school dedicated to offering a well rounded academic program for children ages 3 through grade 12.

Mission

The mission of The Galloway School is to develop a diverse community of learners who support the concept of solid performance, to create an environment that places a high premium on human dignity and common decency and to instill a lifelong interest in learning. The development of critical thinking skills is a unique and core part of the curriculum. Students are equipped to take initiative, find creative solutions and compete successfully in rigorous learning environments.

chool Divisions

In order to better fit the needs of students of all ages, The Galloway School is built of three component schools that represent the Elementary, Middle and High School levels of education in the American Public School structure.

Early Learning

Includes smaller classes of ages 3-10, with a typical class being made up of two teachers and twenty students.

Middle Learning

- Acts as a middle school, includes grades 5-8- expands to 60 students per grade in 6th grade.

Upper Learning

- Houses grades 9-12

Galloway Athletics

As opposed to placing winning as the most important objective of athletics, The Galloway School uses its entire Athletics program as a building block for each student's drive to maintain a love and appreciation for a state of lifelong fitness. [http://www.gallowayschool.org/athletics/] .The Scots have won three team state championships competing in single A. Recently, the Scots won the 2006 girls golf championship. In addition to athletic success, Galloway's theater program has been even more successful winning 3 of the last 9 state championships. [ [http://ghsa.net/champions GHSA Champions | GHSA.net ] ] .

The Galloway school also participated in the 2007-2008 High Q competition hosted by WSB-TV. They scored a major upset when they beat Brookwood High School, one of the top teams in the competition. The Galloway school advanced all the way to the semi-finals, where they were defeated by eventual champions Alpharetta High School.

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