Our Youngest Warriors to Future Leaders

PreK-2 Through 12th Grade

Oak Mountain Academy provides a challenging college-preparatory education in a safe family environment nurturing confident leaders inspired to serve.

Grades

PreK2 - 12th

Enrollment

200+ Students

Campus

88 Acres

Established

Over 65 Years

Students in the hallway at Oak Mountain AcademyA student reading in class
OMA seniors togetherStudent Ambassadors in the hallway

65+

Years of
Excellence

About OMA

One Warrior at a Time

At Oak Mountain Academy, discovery is at the heart of everything we do. We offer the most rigorous academic experience in West Georgia, and our students rise to meet it every day, discovering their journey across academics, athletics, and the arts. More than a school, we are a family building legacy through our students and our community.

With more than 200 students calling OMA home, we remain devoted to nurturing growth of the mind, spirit, and heart, guiding each Warrior as they discover who they're becoming. Honesty, respect, and responsibility, the pillars of the Warrior Way, shape students of integrity who carry the OMA legacy forward.

College-Preparatory Curriculum
Safe Family Environment
Ethical & Spiritual Development
Confident Leaders Inspired to Serve
By the Numbers

Oak Mountain Academy At A Glance

Enrollment

APX 220+

students drawn from nine counties

Class Size Ratio

12:1

across the school

Outcomes

100% College Acceptance

School Type

Faith-Based

Pre-K2 through 12th grade

Programs

Excellence at Every Level

From our youngest PreK-2 students to our graduating seniors, every Warrior is challenged to pursue excellence.

Lower School
PreK2 - 5th Grade

Lower School

Our youngest Warriors experience a nurturing environment that builds a strong foundation for academic success and character development.

Middle School
6th - 8th Grade

Middle School

Students develop higher-order thinking skills through rigorous curriculum designed to foster growth as independent, lifelong learners.

Upper School
9th - 12th Grade

Upper School

Our college-preparatory program challenges students to achieve academic excellence while developing leadership skills for the future.

Athletics
All Grade Levels

Athletics

Whether joining an athletic team, literary competition, or one of our many arts, students develop skills and relationships for life.

Aerial view of the Oak Mountain Academy campus
Admissions

Welcome to
the Mountain!

The moment you arrive on our beautiful 88-acre campus, you will see what makes Oak Mountain Academy such a special place. Whether it is the laughter from our Lower School or the cheers from a victorious sports team, OMA is a remarkable place filled with bright and happy students.

Friendships that last a lifetime, teachers who make a difference, pride and loyalty to the traditions celebrated over 65 years — these are the hallmarks of an OMA education.

Important Dates

MAR1

New Families Open Enrollment

Registration begins for the 2026-2027 school year

MAR1

Continuous Enrollment Deposits Due

Returning families deadline

Contact Admissions

Stay Updated

News & Events

News & Announcements

Upcoming Events

Nov10

One Act Play State Competition (leaving at 4:00pm)

Academics2:00 AM
Nov10

One Act Play State Competition

Academics2:00 AM
Nov10

LS Garden Club 3:30pm-4:30pm

Academics11:30 AM
Nov11

One Act Play State Competition

Academics2:00 AM
Between the dedicated faculty and the warm family environment, this school cherishes each student and his or her abilities. The support created by the OMA community positively impacts students causing pride and joy within every member of the Warrior Family.

Alex Rakestraw '18

The Warrior Way

Our Core Values

Oak Mountain Academy nurtures the ethical, spiritual and physical development of students as they become confident leaders inspired to serve.

Honesty

Integrity and ethical behaviors form the cornerstone of the Warrior Way.

Respect

We foster a culture of mutual respect among students, faculty, and families.

Responsibility

Community service is integral, culminating in a 60-hour graduation requirement.