Lumpkin County Elementary School

153 School Drive

School District

Lumpkin County
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

School Map for Lumpkin County School District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 24, 2016

My 3 children were nurtured and challenged emotionally and academically in this environment. Our experience was not perfect for every grade, but overall they were prepared for the future and taken care of by dedicated teachers.
Submitted by parent on August 01, 2015

My Daughter just finished second grade with an A avg in all subjects. She became an avid reader and at the same time continued to develop in all of the important aspects one would expect and hope for. My Wife and I worked with her and encouraged her efforts but we have to attribute a great deal of her development to the teaching staff at LCES. We could not be more pleased with the efforts demonstrated by this caring staff of professionals. Our Daughter (as well as my Wife and myself) are looking forward to another great year.
Submitted by parent on April 16, 2015

This site is a place for parents who have issues to voice them. I do realize, that in a school with 500-600 students, there are going to be some parents who have had bad experiences, but this is not the norm at LCES. I find it sad that a parent with three children here has nothing positive to say about the six teachers that educate and care for her children each day. I'm sure that all six teachers are not "bad" teachers. An overwhelming majority of LCES teachers pour their life in to the education of their students. These teachers spend much more than their work hours planning and thinking of the children they see day in and day out. My son has had an amazing experience with top notch teachers. When he entered kindergarten, he was already reading. His kindergarten teacher arranged for him to read chapter books to a tutor several times a week so he could continue to excel. His first grade teacher continued to foster a challenging and creative learning environment, while always showing him love and patience. Now in second grade, he has a teacher who has high expectations for him and pushes him in areas in which he needs to improve. My son loves school and I am very happy with LCES!
Submitted by parent on March 27, 2015

Very disappointed this year. My kindergartener has a teacher who doesn't seem to want to be there. My 2nd grader has a teacher who 1. doesn't do things because she has for X number of years and doesn't want to again and 2. uses other students as tattle tails to monitor students. My fourth grader isn't allowed to use the rest room or blow his nose because it is too disruptive. Really? My kids move from school to school often as it is, if not not, I would be pulling them.
Submitted by parent on August 13, 2012

I CANT SAY ENOUGH OF HOW BAD AND RUDE THIS SCHOOL IS AND THE STAFF. MY CHILD HAS SPECIAL NEEDS AND THE SCHOOL HAS NO IDEA HOW TO HANDLE HIM.
Submitted by parent on February 24, 2012

We like the school. Our son is in Kindergarten and is doing well, being challenged and the communication between the school and the parents is excellent. In addition our communication with our son's teacher is excellent as well.
Submitted by parent on July 13, 2011

For Georgia Schools...this is a good one..however it does not meet my expectations. I'm from the North, and by far there is no comparison to northern education. The lack of discipline here at this school floors me. It's all about positive reinforcement.