Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program

The Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program provides children throughout the Peach State with Greater Opportunities for Access to Learning (“GOAL”). We invite you to discover how, as a qualified student scholarship organization, GOAL is providing scholarships to students across Georgia to attend the private K-12 schools of their parents’ choice. As the leading SSO in Georgia, in partnership with 103 participating schools, GOAL is setting the gold standard for scholarship administration. Learn more today!

Featured GOAL School of the Week

Harvester Christian Academy (HCA), an accredited college preparatory school located in Douglasville, Georgia was founded in 1987 by a group of inspired parents seeking to provide a Christ-centered education for their children which would augment what was being modeled and taught in the home and at church. HCA successfully opened its doors in the fall of 1987 with classes offered in the lower grades and expanded quickly as the community recognized the value of the HCA education and enrollment demanded additional classes and grades. Success came to a new level as the first students graduated from Harvester Christian Academy High School in 2001. Over the years, the campus has experience planned growth expanding to 30 acres and adding additional buildings and recreational areas.

With a commitment to excellence, HCA continues to follow the vision of excellence in expansion of its campus and programs attracting families from the West Georgia area with Christ-centered academics and programs in a nurturing atmosphere. Today, Harvester Christian Academy is privileged to be the home of approximately 400 students in grades K-4 through 12.

If you are a Harvester Christian Academy supporter, please send GOAL a greeting to inform us that you have visited our website this week. By doing so, you may help your school qualify for receipt of the Featured GOAL School Award presented at our annual GOALTenders Conference to the school that has done the best job building a “culture of GOAL.”