Very. I have friends who teach there and friends whose children have attended. It's a great example of the same kind of liberal hypocrisy evident in many other supposedly progressive private schools. (Sidwell Friends comes immediately to mind.) It sits in an expensive neighborhood just inside the borders of the City of Atlanta and was founded to provide wealthy white parents with an alternative to the largely black public school system here. But it has flourished by pretending to promote an enlightened view of society--that is, a completely PC view--in which race and gender issues are constantly kept in the forefront of discussion. And, of course, it has black students, in just the right numbers: enough, but not too many for the folks who keep the place afloat.