— Participating Georgia Promise School —

Use Your $6,500 Georgia Promise Scholarship at Alpha Omega

Georgia families can receive up to $6,500 per student for private school tuition, books, and tutoring. Our all-inclusive tuition is just $3,325 per year — every fee included — so the scholarship covers your student's entire education with thousands left over to spend in the Georgia Promise marketplace.

Next application window opens November 1, 2026 — in 59 days
Georgia Promise Scholarship program logo

The Georgia Promise Scholarship Program is administered by the Georgia Education Savings Authority (GESA). Alpha Omega Preparatory Academy is a participating private school.

Georgia Promise Families

Ready to Make a Tuition Payment?

Log in to your Georgia Promise account to make a tuition payment directly to Alpha Omega Preparatory Academy. You'll be taken securely to the Georgia Promise portal.

Log In & Make a Tuition Payment

Securely opens the Georgia Promise portal

Mark Your Calendar

Georgia Promise Key Dates

Every student application window and program deadline, straight from the official GESA schedule. Add any date to your phone with one tap.

Closed
Enrolls for Spring 2027 semester

Georgia Promise Student Application Window

Aug 1 – Aug 31, 2026

Open to families with household income at or below 400% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Upcoming
Enrolls for Spring 2027 semester

Final Georgia Promise Application Window (2026/27)

Nov 1 – Nov 30, 2026

Last chance to apply for the 2026/27 academic year. Income at or below 400% FPL required.

Expected
Enrolls for Fall 2027 semester

Georgia Promise Student Application Window

Mar 1 – Mar 31, 2027

Spring windows are open to all eligible families with no income cap on consideration.

Expected
Enrolls for Fall 2027 semester

Georgia Promise Student Application Window

May 1 – May 31, 2027

Spring windows are open to all eligible families with no income cap on consideration.

Annual Testing Documentation Deadline

June 30, 2027

All Georgia Promise students must complete annual testing during the spring semester and upload documentation by June 30 to remain eligible. Participating private schools like Alpha Omega administer these tests for their students.

Quarterly Account Funding Begins

Early July (each year)

Approved student accounts are funded at the start of each academic year, then quarterly. Each application window is for enrollment in the following semester.

GOSA Eligible School Zone List Released

Late December (each year)

The Governor's Office of Student Achievement releases the list of eligible public school attendance zones at the end of each calendar year. The December list applies to the following year's applications.

Confirmed dates are published by the Georgia Education Savings Authority. "Expected" windows follow the program's standard annual schedule and will be confirmed by GESA — check back or ask our front office.

Do You Qualify?

Georgia Promise Eligibility Requirements

Public School Enrollment (or Rising Kindergartner)

Your student is currently enrolled and has attended a Georgia public school for two consecutive semesters — or is entering kindergarten for the first time.

Eligible Attendance Zone

You live in a public school attendance zone on the GOSA list of the lowest-performing 25% of Georgia schools. Many Newton and Walton County families qualify — the pre-screen tool checks your address instantly.

Georgia Residency

A parent or guardian has lived in Georgia for at least one year. Active-duty military families who transferred to Georgia within the past year are exempt from the one-year requirement.

Income (Fall Windows Only)

Spring windows (March/May) have no income cap on who may apply. Fall windows (August/November) are reserved for families at or below 400% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Opens mygeorgiapromise.org — the official program website.

Step by Step

How the Georgia Promise Scholarship Works

From eligibility check to funded account — the complete process for Georgia families.

  1. 1

    Check Your Eligibility

    Use the free pre-screen tool at mygeorgiapromise.org. Your student must have attended a Georgia public school for two consecutive semesters (or be a rising kindergartner), live in an attendance zone on the GOSA lower-25% list, and your family must have lived in Georgia for at least one year (active-duty military transfers excepted).

  2. 2

    Gather Your Documents

    You'll need a Georgia driver's license plus one residency document (utility bill, mortgage statement, deed, or lease), proof of income (your most recent federal 1040, or SNAP / Medicaid / TANF / LIHEAP / SSDI / SSI documentation), and school enrollment records such as a report card — rising kindergartners are exempt from enrollment records.

  3. 3

    Apply During an Open Window

    Submit the online application through the Odyssey portal at mygeorgiapromise.org while a window is open. Windows close firmly — late applications wait for the next quarterly window.

  4. 4

    Review & Approval

    After the window closes, applications are reviewed and your student's status updates in the parent portal: Eligible, Under Review, Approved–Awaiting Opt-In, and finally Approved. If your student is found ineligible, you have 30 days to appeal through Odyssey customer support.

  5. 5

    Opt In & Choose Alpha Omega

    Once approved, confirm participation in the parent portal and make your education selection. Choose Alpha Omega Preparatory Academy — a participating private school approved to receive Georgia Promise funds directly.

  6. 6

    Funds Arrive Quarterly

    Your student's account is funded in quarterly installments — up to $6,500 for the 2026-2027 academic year. You initiate tuition payments to Alpha Omega right from your scholarship account.

  7. 7

    Stay Compliant Each Year

    Complete annual spring testing (we administer it for our students) and upload documentation by June 30, then complete the simple annual recertification. You never have to fully re-apply, and up to 50% of unused funds roll over to the next year.

Up to $6,500 Per Student

What Georgia Promise Funds Can Pay For

Funds live in your student's scholarship account and are paid out quarterly. Up to 50% of unused funds roll over to the next academic year.

Private school tuition & fees

Including Alpha Omega Preparatory Academy — just $3,325/year with every fee included

Required textbooks & curriculum

Plus supplemental materials approved by GESA

Certified tutoring services

From educators certified by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission

Therapy services

Occupational, behavioral, physical, and speech-language therapy from licensed providers

Transportation

To and from a service provider — up to $500 per year

Other approved expenses

Additional expenses authorized by the Georgia Education Savings Authority

Participating Georgia Promise School

Why Families Choose Alpha Omega with Georgia Promise

The Most Affordable, Fully Accredited Georgia Promise School in the Area

$6,500
Scholarship award
$3,325
All-inclusive tuition
=
~$3,175
Left over for you

Truly all-inclusive tuition. $3,325 covers registration and every other fee — no extra charges for Georgia Promise students, ever.

~$3,175 left to spend. Use it in the Georgia Promise marketplace on tutoring, laptops, curriculum, and more.

What We Ask of Our Georgia Promise Families

Keep tuition payments on time. You initiate payments from your scholarship account — we simply ask that they're made promptly each cycle.

Come in for standardized testing. We administer standardized tests on campus for middle school and high school, and Georgia Promise students are required to take them. Testing dates are posted on our School Calendar.

GAC Accredited

Fully accredited by the Georgia Accrediting Commission — Georgia Promise approved.

One-on-One Instruction

Individualized learning for grades 6–12, built around your student.

No Waiting List

Rolling enrollment year-round — start as soon as your scholarship is approved.

Two Campuses

Convenient locations in Covington and Monroe, serving Newton & Walton County families.

Everything Parents Ask

Georgia Promise Scholarship FAQs

Answers sourced from the official GESA Family Handbook and program timeline.

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