Brightmont Academy’s Rolling Admissions Offers Families Year-Round Flexibility

April 7, 2025

Private School in Atlanta Specializing in One-to-One Instruction for 1st-12th Grade Students


Atlanta, GA — With 52% of parents now seeking a more personalized and flexible education for their children, many are looking for options that cater to their individual learning needs. Recognizing this growing demand, Brightmont Academy, a nationally accredited private school specializing in one-to-one instruction, offers rolling admissions, enabling students to enroll at any time throughout the year.


Unlike traditional schools with set application deadlines, Brightmont Academy provides families with the flexibility to start when they are ready. “Rolling admissions is the process where a school accepts applications and enrolls students continuously throughout the year, rather than having a set application deadline,” explains Robyn Brunson, Campus Director of Brightmont Academy’s Atlanta location.


This flexible approach ensures that students do not have to wait months to begin their education. “Rolling admissions gives parents the flexibility to enroll their child at Brightmont at any time,” Brunson continues. “Since we offer rolling admissions, enrollment decisions are made quickly, so parents don’t have to wait months for their child to start school. Once the enrollment process is complete, a student can begin classes right away. This allows families to start as soon as they’re ready.”


Enrolling mid-semester can also be beneficial for students who need a personalized approach to learning. Brightmont Academy’s one-to-one instruction model allows students to progress at their own pace and receive tailored support from experienced educators. “Starting mid-semester can actually be a great opportunity for your child because we can meet them where they are right now and adjust the pace of our classes to fit their needs,” says Brunson. “Additionally, I will work closely with you to ensure the transition is as smooth as possible, from offering flexible schedules to scheduling parent check-ins to discuss your child's progression.”


Whether transitioning from a traditional school setting, seeking a fresh start, or needing a customized academic plan, Brightmont Academy is ready to support students at any point in the year.


Brightmont Academy is located at 1161 Concord Rd SE Suite 100 in Atlanta and is currently accepting enrollments. Families and professionals are invited to attend an Open House event on Thursday, April 17th, 2025, between 10:00 AM and 3:30 PM.


Brightmont Academy is an accredited private school that provides one-to-one instruction. One experienced teacher works with one student throughout every learning session. Customized full-time programs and individual courses are offered for grades 1-12. Students can also receive individualized tutoring for all 1-12 subjects, study skills, and test prep. Brightmont Academy has served thousands of students since 1999 and has 20 campuses in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, and Washington. For more information call 1-888-521-0887 or visit: www.brightmontacademy.com.


Watch our video: Brightmont Academy - The One-to-One Flexible school - 1st through 12th

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