If your goals for your daughter include finding a school that cares about who she’ll become as much as what she’ll accomplish, we invite you to consider the unique advantages of a GPS education. After all, a school is much more than the campus on which it sits or the accolades of which it boasts. Sure, English and calculus are important—and we have incredible faculty whose lesson plans are legendary—but the intangibles of education are equally important. Who does your daughter want to be? GPS is uniquely designed to help her get there.
Fueling Growth in Literacy, Leadership, and Executive Functioning Skills
The GPS Ignite Programis a dedicated support program for middle school girls with diagnosed dyslexia, language-based learning differences, or executive functioning challenges. Through personalized, evidence-based instruction, students build skills in reading, writing, organization, and self-advocacy. The program helps each girl gain confidence, overcome learning obstacles, and grow into a strong, independent learner and leader.
If your daughter is considering GPS for the Fall of 2026 and will be entering grades Seventh-Eleventh, click here to register for her Student Visit Day.
Sep
19
Admission | Rising 6th Grade Student Visit Day
If your daughter is apply for the Sixth Grade for the Fall 2026, click here to register for her Student Visit Day.
Sep
24
Admission | Parent Visit Day
Parents are invited to imagine your daughter as a GPS student and immerse yourself in our learner-centered culture, designed for and dedicated to GIRLS. Spend time on a regular school day alongside our students and faculty to see us just as we are. To register for a Parent Visit Day, click here.
Sep
26
Admissions | GPS + McCallie Admission Tailgate
Down, set, HUT! Register here for the GPS + McCallie Tailgate.
Through the admission process, we want to get to know you and your daughter. Our admission process is comprehensive with the ultimate goal of understanding what is important to each family in the school they will select. Our Admission Team is knowledgeable and experienced in helping families navigate the process.
The Admission Team is here to support you every step of the way. Please email or call us at 423.634.7644 with any questions. We are excited to work with you and your daughter as she explores the many opportunities for growth and learning at GPS.
Academic and Non-Academic Services for Persons with Disabilities
The School remains committed to excellence in educational programming and acknowledges its obligation to ensure that no otherwise qualified individual with a disability shall, solely by reason of her disability, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance.This includes both academic and non-academic services, such as counseling, extracurricular services, athletics, transportation, health services, recreational activities, clubs, and other activities. The School will also assess its ability to make reasonable accommodations to disabled individuals to permit such persons to participate in and enjoy the benefits of the School’s programs and activities so long as doing so does not fundamentally alter the nature of the School’s program.Individuals who seek an accommodation should contactDeborah Smith,Director of Human Resources, (423) 634-5440,dsmith@gps.edu, 205 Island Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37405.