RESOURCES
Click a corresponding list below to see if your school district qualifies you for the Georgia Promise Scholarship:
CLAYTON COUNTY, GA
Anderson Elementary School
Church Street Elementary School
East Clayton Elementary School
Eddie White Middle School
Forest Park Middle School
Harper Elementary School
Huie Elementary School
Jonesboro Middle School
Kendrick Middle School
Lee Street Elementary School
Lovejoy High School
Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School
Morrow High School
Mount Zion High School
North Clayton High School
North Clayton Middle School
Northcutt Elementary School
Pointe South Elementary School
Riverdale Middle School
Sequoyah Middle School
Suder Elementary School
West Clayton Elementary School
GRIFFIN SPALDING COUNTY, GA
Anne Street Elementary School
Atkinson Elementary School
Cowan Road Elementary School
Cowan Road Middle School
Griffin High School
Jordan Hill Road Elementary School
Kennedy Road Middle School
Moore Elementary School
Spalding High School
HENRY COUNTY, GA
Bethlehem Elementary School
Cotton Indian Elementary School
Dutchtown Middle School
Eagle’s Landing High School
Eagle’s Landing Middle School
Fairview Elementary School
Hampton High School
Hampton Middle School
Locust Grove High
Locust Grove Middle
Luella High School
Luella Middle School
McDonough Middle School
Oakland Elementary School
Pate’s Creek Elementary School
Red Oak Elementary School
Stockbridge Elementary School
Stockbridge High School
Stockbridge Middle School
Tussahaw Elementary
Unity Grove Elementary School
Walnut Creek Elementary
Wesley Lakes Elementary School
Who Qualifies?
To qualify for a Promise Scholarship Account in Henry County, GA, students must meet certain criteria:
- – Parents must be Georgia residents.
- – The student must be enrolled in a qualifying school
- – The student may be entering pre-kindergarten or kindergarten.
- – Once eligible, a child remains eligible through 12th grade.
- – The student cannot be enrolled in a local school system, charter school, or state charter school while participating in the scholarship program.
- – Parents must agree to use accounts only for qualifying education expenses.
Priority will be given to students whose parents earn less than 400% of the federal poverty line (about $120,000 a year for a family of four in 2024); however, this is not a requirement to qualify.
The Georgia Promise Scholarships will be open for the 2025-26 academic year. However, the scholarship program has a 10-year expiration date, which means that it will sunset on June 30, 2035.
How To Apply
Applying is straightforward and only takes a few steps.
Step 1: Check Eligibility
Before applying, confirm that your child:
- Is currently enrolled in or zoned to attend an eligible Georgia public school.
- Has attended a Georgia public school for two consecutive semesters, or is a rising kindergartener.
- Meets the Georgia Promise Scholarship eligibility requirements.
Step 2: Create Your Family Account
Beginning August 1, visit:
Georgia Promise Scholarship Family Portal
Create a parent account and begin your application.
Step 3: Complete the Application
You’ll provide information such as:
- Parent/guardian information
- Student information
- Current or assigned public school
- Residency information
- Required documentation (if requested)
The application window is August 1–31, 2026.
Step 4: Select Creekside Christian Academy
During the application, choose Creekside Christian Academy as your participating private school.
Step 5: Wait for Award Notification
After applications are reviewed, eligible families will be notified of their award. Scholarship funds (up to $6,500 per student) are distributed throughout the school year to help cover tuition and other approved educational expenses.
MORE INFORMATION
For specific questions, contact Steve Thompson at sthompson@creeksideacademy.org
More Information is also available at: www.mygeorgiapromise.org