Independent Pre-K to 12 School in Atlanta
The varsity girls' ultimate team are the state champions for the fourth year in a row. The team defeated Grady High School 13-4 to take the title.
The boys' varsity ultimate team are second in the state after losing a close finals match to Grady High School.
The boys' varsity golf team has qualified for the state tournament May 20-21 in Columbus.
Two Paideia School varsity track records were set at the 5th Annual Metro Atlanta Championships and the BSN Sports Rumble in the Jungle. The girls’ 4x400 meter relay team, Sophia Huynh, Sophia Figueroa, Jordan Walter, and Luna McCauley set a record with a finish of - 4:14.68 at the Metro Atlanta Championships. The boys’ 4x800 meter relay team, Jay Bartelt, Sam Colton, Jesus Centellano Cortes, and Elijah McCauley, set a school record with their - 8:37.84 finish at the BSN Sports Rumble in the Jungle.
Paideia alum Dean Farris '16 broke the American 200 freestyle record with a swim of 1:29.15 at the NCAA Men's Championship. Dean, a junior at Harvard University, went on to win Harvard’s first NCAA title in 30 years with a 43.66 finish in the 100 backstroke.
Five members of the Paideia swim team qualified for the state meet. Kendall Seefried, Kiran Kowalski, Maggie Harper, Sarah Schapiro, and Jordan Walter represented Paideia at the Georgia High School State Meet.
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All students participating in JH or HS sports must complete the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Mandatory Health Questionnaire and Preparticipation Physical Exam. The health forms, with clearance by a physician or licensed practitioner, must be submitted through our Magnus Health system. In accordance with GHSA regulation the physical exam will be acceptable one year from the date of exam. Please follow the Magnus Health system instructions for uploading or faxing the form, you will receive email reminders when the physical needs to be updated.
A Concussion Awareness Form must be signed by both students and parent for each student participating in athletics.
All forms can also be found in the Magnus system.
