13/08/2026
This is what it looks like when lawmakers see the future firsthand.
Dr. Ken Kemp brought Senator Adrienne White and Representative Bryce Berry to tour the Academy for Innovation in Medicine, Georgia’s first healthcare-focused STEM charter school, which opened its doors just days ago.
Thank you to Dr. Kristy Beam, Dr. Nikkita Warfield, and Eric González for opening your doors. Future healthcare heroes really do start here.
Partnered with Grady Health System, AIM blends rigorous academics with real clinical experience, so students can graduate with a high school diploma and an associate degree, tuition free.
Walking the sim labs and classrooms, the conversation turned to what matters most: the school’s early wins, and the support its leaders need from legislators to keep building.
This schools is setting our students up for success in the real world. They even have uniform scrubs for Wednesday clinical.
When schools like this succeed, whole communities get healthier.