Georgia Promise Scholarship Program is aimed to empower families zoned for underperforming schools to pursue exceptional educational programs through nonpublic schooling, including the Augusta Science Academy. Should eligible families choose to leave public school (or forgo attending as a new kindergartener) to participate, the Georgia Promise Scholarship will allow selected families to use funds for private school tuition and fees, and other approved expenses. For 2025-2026 school year, the program is funded to cover only about 7,000 students statewide, not all eligible students may be selected. Selection is to be made by the program administrators based on need not on order of application submission.
KG-4th grade students currently enrolled in (or students that are to start KG in August 2025 and are zoned for) the schools below are eligible to apply for Augusta Science Academy through the Georgia Promise Scholarship Program.
Richmond County Elementary school
- Barton Chapel Elementary School
- Bayvale Elementary School
- Belair K-8 School
- Copeland Elementary School
- Deer Chase Elementary School
- Diamond Lakes Elementary School
- Dorothy Hains Elementary School
- Garrett Elementary School
- Glenn Hills Elementary School
- Goshen Elementary School
- Gracewood Elementary School
- Hephzibah Elementary School
- Jamestown Elementary School
- Jenkins-White Elementary School
- Lamar – Milledge Elementary School
- McBean Elementary School
- Meadowbrook Elementary School
- Merry Elementary School
- Monte Sano Elementary School
- Richmond Hill K-8
- Sue Reynolds Elementary School
- Tobacco Road Elementary School
- W.S. Hornsby Elementary School
- Warren Road Elementary School
- Wheeless Road Elementary School
- Wilkinson Gardens Elementary
Augusta Science Academy will be informed that you have applied and if your student is selected.