The Douglasville Adventist School provides a quality education for the Kindergarten through 8th grade range. This school is GAPSAC accredited, and is connected to the worldwide Adventist school network.
King's Way Christian School, fully accredited by the Georgia Private School Accreditation Council, is the oldest Christian school in Douglas County. It is located off of King's Highway on a forty-acre campus that contains an auditorium, multiple classroom buildings, a gymnasium with classroom space, playground, football field and a baseball field. The goal of King's Way Christian School is to provide the best, quality Christian education to each student.
The Montessori School of Douglas County was established by a group of Douglas County parents in 1976. In 1980, Lupe Villegas became the school's director. The school accepts children 18 months to ten years old. The school has one toddler class, two primary classes and one lower-level elementary class. Working parents find the school's hours flexible with both before and after school care options. The Montessori School system is named after Dr. Maria Montessori, Italy's first female doctor and has existed since 1907. Her educational philosophy was that children develop character and intelligence from birth to age six. Montessori schools use age appropriate manipulative learning equipment to teach children at their own pace with a philosophy of learning by doing.
Strayer University's Douglasville Campus is conveniently located near the Chapel Hill Road Exit on I-20. Undergraduate and graduate programs are available in high-demand fields such as accounting, business, education, health services administration, information systems and public administration are available at the Douglasville campus.