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EANS I Nonpublic School Participants Georgia Department of Education EANS I Nonpublic School Participants Georgia Department of Education The total EANS I service, or assistance reflect the application submission request from nonpublic schools (March 25, 2021-April 16, 2021) and EANS I Amendment updates as of 6/28/21. Nonpublic School Name Address City, State, Zip Total Service or Assistance ABC Montessori School 483 Walker Drive McDonough, GA 30253 $94,567.25 Action Academy Marietta, Inc. 2506 Tritt Springs Trace Marietta, GA 30062 $2,167 Advance Academy 11500 Middleground Road Savannah, GA 31419 $5,250 Adventist Christian School 4301 Wheeler Road Augusta, GA 30907 $13,350 Atlanta Jewish Academy 5200 Northland Drive Atlanta, GA 30342 $62,235.28 Bethlehem Christian Academy 544 Christmas Ave Bethlehem, GA 30620 $253,162.74 Bible Baptist Christian Academy P.O. Box 2203 Statesboro, GA 30459 $198,433.99 Blessed Sacrament School 1003 E. Liberty Street Savannah, GA 31405 $68,486.64 Blessed Trinity Catholic HS 11320 Woodstock Road Roswell, GA 30075 $60,939.75 Bulloch Academy 873 Westside Road Statesboro, GA 30458 $1,746,339.18 Butler Christian Academy 707 Little Neck Road Savannah, GA 31419 $361,076 Calvary Baptist Temple 4625 Waters Avenue Savannah, GA 31419 $1,003,909.14 Calvary Christian School 7556 Old Moon Road Columbus GA 31909 $103,000 Camilla Schools Inc. 255 Fuller Street Camilla, GA 31730 $82,184 Cedar Christian School 625 West Avenue Cedartown, GA 30125 $17,140 Central Fellowship Christian 8460 Hawkinsville Road Macon, GA 31216 $922,319 Academy Chapel Hill Christian School 5357 Chapel Hill Road Douglasville, GA 30125 $22,200 Chrysalis Experiential Academy, 6470 Georgia Highway Cumming, GA 30028 $2,050,799 Inc. 400 Cumberland Academy of Georgia 650-A Mt. Vernon Hwy NE Atlanta, GA 30328 $42,500 Darlington School, Inc. 1014 Cave Spring Road Rome, GA 30161 $108,345 SW Downtown Academy 165 Pulaski Street Athens, GA 30601 $47,222.53 Dunwoody Christian School Inc. 2250 Dunwoody Club Sandy Springs, GA $8,900 Drive 30350 Georgia Christian School, Inc. 4359 Dasher Road Valdosta, GA 31601 $34,635 Heartwood School P.O. Box 471 Avondale Estates, GA $228,525 30002 Hess Academy 611 Medlock Road Decatur, GA 30033 $8,400 High Meadows School 1055 Willeo Road Roswell, GA 30075 $36,132.48 Hills Academy 301 Honey Creed Road, Conyers, GA 30094 $33,430 SE Holy Redeemer Catholic School 3380 Old Alabama Road Johns Creek, GA 30022 $139,966.31 Immaculate Heart of Mary 2855 Briarcliff Road NE Atlanta, Ga 3029 $42,619.16 Catholic School Independent Scholarship, Inc. 4380 Old U.S. 41 N. Hahira, GA 31632 $78,904.17 Jackson Trail Christian School 371 Hope Haven Road Jefferson, GA 30549 $66,584.28 KidsPeace School of Georgia 101 KidsPeace Drive Bowdon, GA 30108 $300 Kingfisher Academy, Inc. P.O. Box 2372 Tucker, GA 30085 $10,685.71 Lafayette Christian School 1904 Hamilton Road LaGrange, GA 30241 $45,000 EANS I Nonpublic School Participants Georgia Department of Education Light of the World Christian 542 Moreland Avenue Atlanta, GA 30316 $9,900 Academy of Atlanta Marist School, Inc. 3790 Ashford Dunwoody Atlanta, GA 30319 $23,294.84 Road Mount de Sales Academy, Inc. 851 Orange Street Macon, GA 31201 $546,322.03 North Henry Academy 1093 Flat Rock Road Stockbridge, GA 30281 $852,799.83 Our Lady of the Assumption 320 Hearst Drive, NE Atlanta, GA 30319 $107,776 Catholic School Queen of Angels Catholic School 11340 Woodstock Road Roswell, GA 30075 $24,000 Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School 339 Nacoochee Drive Rabun Gap, GA 30568 $1,586,102 Ramah Jr. Academy 3400 Florance Street Savannah, Ga 31405 $26,710 Rambam Day School 111 Atlas Street Savannah, GA 31405 $22,850.60 Rock Springs Christian Academy 219 Rock Springs Road Milner, GA 30257 $200,000 Saint Andrew’s on the Marsh, Inc. 601 Penn Waller Road Savannah, GA 31410 $113,165 Saint Jude the Apostle Catholic 7171 Glenridge Drive, NE Atlanta, GA 30328 $65,474.79 School Saint Mary’s Catholic School 401 E 7th Street SE Rome, GA 30161 $103,185 Sherwood Christian Academy 1418 Old Pretoria Road Albany, GA 31721 $190,000 Sola Fide Lutheran School 1307 Webb Gin House Lawrenceville Ga 30045 $22,914.62 Road Special Needs Schools of 660 Davis Road Lawrenceville, GA $16,700 Gwinnett, Inc. 30046 Springmont School, Inc. 5750 Long Island Drive Atlanta, GA 30327 $54,767.32 St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School 2020 Kay Circle Columbus, GA 31907 $948,734.80 St. Benedict’s Episcopal Day 2160 Cooper Lake Road Smyrna, GA 30080 $1,015,981 School, Inc. St. John Academy 2415 East DeRenne Savannah, GA 31406 $12,200 Avenue St. John Neumann Regional 791 Tom Smith Road Lilburn, GA 30047 $54,200 Catholic School St. John the Evangelist Catholic 240 Arnold Street Hapeville, GA 30354 $147,000 School St. John the Evangelist Catholic 800 Gornto Road Valdosta, GA 31602 $50,800 School St. Joseph Catholic Parish School 958 Epps Bridge Parkway Athens, GA 30606 $19,000 St. Joseph Catholic School 81 Lacy Street Marietta, GA 30060 $409,426.67 St. Peter Claver Catholic School 133 Ward Street Macon, GA 31204 $42,639.39 St. Peter Claver Regional Catholic 2560 Tilson Road Decatur, GA 30032 $85,462.71 School St. Peter the Apostle Catholic 7020 Concord Road Savanna, GA 31410 $94,247 School St. Pius X Catholic High School 2674 Johnson Road, NE Atlanta, GA 30345 $172,687.93 St. Thomas More Catholic School 630 West Ponce de Leon Decature, GA 30030 $62,350 Avenue Step By Step Enrichment Center, 202 West Campground McDonough, GA 30253 $11,563.21 LLC Road Tallulah Falls School, Inc. P.O. Box 10 Tallulah Falls, GA $182,723 30573 Tattnall Square Academy, Inc. 111 Trojan Trail Macon, GA 31210 $182,682 EANS I Nonpublic School Participants Georgia Department of Education The Academy at Double H. Ranch P.O. Box 769372 Woodstock, GA 30188 $1,129,259.88 Inc. The Children’s House at Serenbe 10636 Serenbe Lane Chatts Hill, GA 30268 $22,714.18 The Heritage School 2093 Highway 29 North Newnan, GA 30263 $144,652,98 The LIFE School of Atlanta 190 Pryor Street Atlanta, GA 30303 $733,000 The Lovett School, Inc. 4075 Paces Ferry Road, Atlanta, GA 30327 $700,758.50 NW The Pentecostal Church of God P.O. Box 490875 Atlanta, GA 30349 $21,200 Christian Academy, Inc. The Rabbi Harry H. Epstein 335 Colewood Way, NW Atlanta, GA 30328 $286,640.47 School, Inc. The Shepherd’s Academy P.O. Box 392006 Snellville, GA 30039 $31,647 The Westfield School, Inc. P.O. Box 2300 Perry, GA 31069 $78,749.91 Torah Day School of Atlanta 1985 Lavista Road Atlanta, GA 30329 $369,353 Trinity Christian School, 571 E Main Street Statesboro, GA 30451 $911,629.78 Statesboro Trinity Christian School of 8817 Highway 54 W Sharpsburg, GA 30277 $1,864,593 Sharpsburg Victory Baptist School 152 Clark McCullers Drive Loganville, GA 30052 $410,000 Young Americans Christian 1701 Honey Creek Road, Conyers, GA 30013 $38,208.72 School SE TOTAL $22,197,755.77 ESSER II-CRRSA ACT 84.425R- CFDA Total EANS I Award 79,175,146 Admin set-aside @.5% of Total 395,876 Non-Public School Service or Assistance $22,197,755.77 EANS I Obligation Total $22,593,631.77 EANS I Unused Funds $56,581,514.23 Submitted: 84 Eligible: 81 Poverty: 86.9% #Amendments: 37 Non-public schools will not receive a grant award or allocation for the Emergency Assistance for Nonpublic Schools (EANS). Non-public schools will receive services or assistance provided by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) as requested in the school’s application, to the extent resources are available and subject to prioritizing schools based on their enrollment of low-income students and the severity of the impact of COVID-19 on the school. (See C-2, C-14, C-15, C-16, and D-12). USED EANS Frequently Asked Questions .
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