Benjamin Preparatory School is a Christ-centered early childhood education institution serving the Greater Atlanta area with campuses in Vinings and Kennesaw, Georgia. The school enrolls children from six weeks through second grade, organizing students into age-specific programs: Tiny Dreamers (6 weeks to 12 months), Tiny Tappers (12 to 24 months), Tip Top Toddlers (2 to 3 years), Shooting Stars (3 to 4 years), Show Kids (4 to 5 years), and Show Stoppers (Grades 1 and 2).
Curriculum combines academics, performing arts, athletics, and bilingual instruction delivered through a research-driven framework grounded in biblical values. A signature academic initiative called STEAM+ integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics through a scriptural lens, distinguishing the school’s instructional approach from standard early childhood programs. Chapel services are a regular component of the school week. The school’s philosophy also incorporates what it terms Seven Stages of Wellness as a framework for holistic child development across physical, social, emotional, and spiritual domains.
Tuition covers extracurricular activities and sports programs. Meals are provided through what the school describes as a Whole Foods Menu, reflecting an emphasis on nutritional quality alongside academic programming. These bundled offerings are positioned as part of a comprehensive approach to early childhood readiness.
Family engagement is a core institutional priority. The “Parent Powerhouse” workshop series and dedicated events for parents and grandparents reflect the school’s position that cultivating the child begins with cultivating the family. Enrollment for the 2026 to 2027 school year is actively promoted, with campus tours available to prospective families.
The Vinings campus is affiliated with Providence Church. The school can be reached by phone at (770) 436-5200 and maintains a presence on Facebook. Both campuses serve families across the Smyrna, Vinings, and Kennesaw communities in the northwest Atlanta metro corridor. The dual-campus model gives working parents in Cobb County and surrounding areas access to a consistent educational philosophy at a location convenient to their home or workplace, with enrollment for the 2026 to 2027 academic year open to new families.