Augusta Prep seniors Charlie Dees, Kian Sheridan and Marlowe Weatherred have each been named National Merit Scholarship Program semifinalists for the 2022-2023 school year. Each of them are in the running for a National Merit Scholarship, which will be announced later in the school year.

Augusta Prep is the only private school in the Greater Augusta area with one or more National Merit semifinalists. Lakeside High School is the lone other school with as many National Merit semifinalists, while  Davidson and Greenbrier have one.

With its excellent performance in the classroom, the Augusta Prep girls soccer team was recently recognized by United Soccer Coaches as a team academic award winner for the 2021-2022 school year.

Wilson Leger, a 10-year-old rising fifth-grade student at Augusta Prep, along with his younger sister, is finding success in martial arts.

On Saturday, May 21, the Augusta Prep Class of 2022 held its graduation at Cavalier Stadium.

On Tuesday, May 10, the Augusta Prep Middle School Cyber team brought home the first place trophy and banner at the CERTS (Cyber Education, Research and Training Symposium) 2022 Capture the Flag cybersecurity competition at the Georgia Cyber Center in downtown Augusta. Also, the Augusta Prep Upper School Cyber team finished 6th out of 42 teams from across Georgia and South Carolina.

Augusta Preparatory Day School is proud to announce the second recipient of the W. Rodger Giles scholarship, Heritage Academy 8^th grader Caileigh Pittman. This full-tuition, merit-based scholarship is awarded annually to incoming freshmen from Heritage Academy and will cover the students’ high school education.

The partnership between Heritage Academy and Augusta Prep was made possible by a generous gift from the estate of the late, local philanthropist and businessman, W. Rodger Giles, who was passionate about the betterment of children and childhood education. In 2021, Elijah McFadgen became the first recipient of the scholarship.

Caileigh will enter Augusta Prep, ranked by Niche.com as one of the state's top private schools, in August at the start of the 2022-2023 school year. In Georgia, Augusta Prep is ranked No. 14 out of 176 schools in the Best College Prep Private Schools category, ranked No. 15 (out of 154 schools) in Best Private K-12 Schools, ranked No. 16 (out of 182 schools) in Best Private High Schools and ranked No. 17 (out of 256 schools) in Best High Schools for STEM in Georgia.

Augusta Prep is also ranked No. 1 as the Best Private K-12 School in the Augusta area by Niche.com. Augusta Prep is ranked No. 1 as the Best Private High School in Augusta. Augusta Prep earned another No. 1 ranking as Best College Prep Private School in Augusta. Augusta Prep also received a No. 1 ranking as Best High School for STEM in the Augusta area and No. 1 Best High School for STEM in Columbia County.

"I think the academics will be challenging, but it will help prepare me for the future," said Caileigh, who plans to be a zoologist.

Caileigh's father, Stephen, added: "I'm very grateful to Augusta Prep for this opportunity. For Caileigh, Heritage has laid a great foundation for her academically, spiritually, emotionally. Augusta Prep will challenge her academically and help her to grow and thrive. I'm really impressed and encouraged by the community that exists there. I'm excited for her to have opportunities in and out of the classroom."

Jay Matthews, whose Challenge Index is featured in The Washington Post and Newsweek, lists Augusta Prep as one of the top schools in the country. Prep checks in at No. 70 in the rankings among all schools in the United States.

Augusta Prep is proud to announce the hiring of Ryan Clements as its Head of Upper School for the 2022-2023 school year.

Augusta Prep celebrated sports history recently with senior Adrien Clark becoming the first Cavalier baseball player to sign a college letter of intent.