Atlanta Youth Development Campus
College Park, GA
Single score for 2024–25: N/A.
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single score | Not reported | Not reported | N/A |
| Content mastery, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Content mastery, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Progress, middle | NA | Not reported | Too few students |
| Progress, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Readiness, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Readiness, high | 100 | 100 | 100 |
| Graduation rate component | Not reported | NA | Too few students |
The single score and CCRPI components are points out of 100. NA and N/A mean unavailable.
Georgia Milestones
Percent of students enrolled at least two-thirds of the year. Math standards changed in 2023–24.
English language arts
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginning, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Developing, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Proficient, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Distinguished, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Beginning, high | Too few students | N/A | Too few students |
| Developing, high | Too few students | N/A | Too few students |
| Proficient, high | Too few students | N/A | Too few students |
| Distinguished, high | Too few students | N/A | Too few students |
Math
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginning, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Developing, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Proficient, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Distinguished, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Beginning, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Developing, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Proficient, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Distinguished, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
Science
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginning, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Developing, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Proficient, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Distinguished, middle | Too few students | Not reported | Too few students |
| Beginning, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Developing, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Proficient, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
| Distinguished, high | Too few students | Too few students | Too few students |
0 students had disciplinary incidents in 2024–25.
| Measure | 2022–23 | 2023–24 | 2024–25 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enrolled during the year | 36 | 20 | 46 |
| Students with incidents | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Disciplinary incidents | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Suspended in school | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Suspended out of school | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Expelled | 0% | 0% | 0% |
Percentages use enrollment during the year. Students can have multiple incidents and consequences.
Location
Suburb, Large
Enrollment
12 students
Student-Teacher Ratio
3:1
Updated 6mo ago
Atlanta Youth Development Campus does not appear to publish a campus-specific teaching philosophy, but as a Georgia Preparatory Academy campus it uses a standards-based approach aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence, combining teacher-led instruction with online coursework when needed. Its educational model emphasizes smooth transition back to home schools, individualized supports such as special education and counseling, and rehabilitation-oriented student support aimed at helping youth succeed in school, work, and reentry. (djj.georgia.gov)
Updated 6mo ago
Atlanta Youth Development Campus is not a typical open-enrollment public school: Atlanta YDC is a secure DJJ Youth Development Campus, and placement there is tied to DJJ custody, screening, and classification rather than a family-submitted application or school-choice lottery; its school site, Atlanta Campus (0104), offers Georgia Preparatory Academy grades 6-12 plus GED and Connections Graduate Program services. (djj.georgia.gov) GPA says students enter and exit schools daily, and after a new student admission it requests prior public-school records within 72 hours, which suggests the education program begins as part of facility intake and placement. (djj.georgia.gov) For the GED/Pathway to Success option at Atlanta YDC, students must be at least 16, a counselor must review the transcript and complete an admission form, and students under 18 need parental consent; the Atlanta YDC GED program is listed for 15-21-year-old males. (djj.georgia.gov) I could not find any published admissions deadline, application window, lottery, or waitlist for Atlanta YDC; the main published dates I found are school-calendar dates, including July 28, 2025 for the first day of the fall semester and January 7, 2026 for the first day of the spring semester. (djj.georgia.gov) I also found no published priority categories such as sibling, neighborhood, or staff preference, and the available DJJ materials indicate placement is based on custody status, screening, classification, and program fit instead. (djj.georgia.gov)
Updated 6mo ago
Business Management and Administration, C-Tech, Forklift Operator Training and Certification, Gas Metal Arc Welding Certification,
Updated 6mo ago
7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
NCES ID 130002604089
- District
- Department Of Juvenile Justice
- Status
- Open
- School category
- Special Education School
- Charter
- No
- Virtual instruction
- No virtual instruction
- Enrollment
- 12 students
- Teachers (FTE)
- 4
Sources
- NCES Common Core of Data · National Center for Education Statistics · 2023–24
- Georgia School Grades · Georgia Governor’s Office of Student Achievement · 2024–25
- Georgia School Discipline · Georgia Governor’s Office of Student Achievement · 2024–25