Science Akadémeia, the Atlanta Preschool of Science (SATAPOS)
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Science Akadémeia (SATAPOS) in Alpharetta is a full-day, year-round STEM preschool for ages 2-6 that also runs STEM summer camps for kids from pre-K through grade 6. Camp activities include coding, robotics, science experiments and engineering-design challenges via its Seeds of STEM curriculum.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Science Akadémeia, the Atlanta Preschool of Science (SATAPOS) directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Greg HanleyIncredible summer camps… kids loved robotics! The teachers are passionate, great learning and fun opportunities. Good vibes all around highly recommend
★★★★★Dani LawtonWe love this preschool. It was highly recommended to us. The director is truly passionate about early childhood education and brings so much enthusiasm, especially when it comes to the STEM program. She makes learning fun, hands-on, and engaging, and it’s clear she genuinely cares about each child’s development. We’ve seen so much growth and curiosity sparked in our children since they started here.
★★★★★Verol WebbThis is an amazing preschool. I was skeptical when my daughter first told me she was planning to send our granddaughter to a STEM preschool. Now, I look forward to hearing about all the wonderful things she is learning. She also has a blast at summer camp. Highly recommended!
★★★★★Miriam chinulaThis school provides an exceptional, nurturing environment where children thrive academically and socially. The staffing is warm, caring and professional, offering a balanced hands-on curriculum that fosters both creativity and essential early skills. We have been incredibly pleased with the clear communication and positive, safe atmosphere for our kid. Parent of a kindergartener
★Queen AmadiDisappointed I called and inquired about after school care and I would really love my child to go here but they don’t offer any type of financial aid. All children should be given the chance to learn no matter their circumstances. Are only the rich supposed to have access to coding and STEM? Even accepting a certain amount of children with CAPS would be ideal. In this economy it would help a lot.