FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Academy for Innovation in Medicine is Georgia’s first and only STEMM middle and high school focused on healthcare — the second “M” is what sets us apart. AIM is a tuition-free public charter school partnered with Grady Health System, integrating healthcare into every class, lab, and experience. We open July 2026 with Grades 6 and 9, growing to a full 6–12 campus over four years.
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Public charter schools are publicly funded schools that operate independently of the traditional school district model. Like all public schools, they are tuition-free, open to all students, and held accountable for academic performance and student outcomes.
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Georgia faces a healthcare workforce crisis: demand for skilled professionals is outpacing the pipeline, and underserved communities feel it most. AIM was created to change that.
As Georgia’s first public school dedicated to preparing students for healthcare careers starting in 6th grade, we ensure every motivated Atlanta student — regardless of background — has a pathway to help transform healthcare.
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Innovation: Embracing creativity, adaptability, and continuous improvement to solve challenges in new ways.
Service: Fostering compassionate professionals who prioritize the well-being of others and contribute meaningfully to society.
Ethics: Integrity, honesty, and responsibility guide all that we do—foundational principles for careers built on trust.
Excellence: Pursuing the highest standards in academics, clinical skills, and personal growth—empowering every student to thrive.
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AIM was designed in partnership with healthcare leaders like Grady Health System to respond to the growing demand for skilled healthcare professionals. Research project that by 2030, the same year that our first cohort graduates from AIM there will be approximately 100,000 healthcare job vacancies.
Our curriculum prepares students for real-world pathways in medicine, nursing, biotech, public health, and more—starting as early as middle school.
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AIM is located at 2450 Piedmont Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 — one block from the Lindbergh MARTA station.
Our curriculum prepares students for real-world pathways in medicine, nursing, biotech, public health, and more—starting as early as middle school.
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We're here to help guide your journey from middle school to medical school.
Contact us if you have questions or want more information about AIM. We’ll respond within 24-48 hours.