Findley Oaks Elementary School

5880 Findley Chase Dr

School District

Fulton County
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on February 22, 2025

My kids have been attending Findley Oaks since preschool, and I couldn't be more grateful for the unwavering support, dedication, and kindness of all the teachers and staff there.They helped my daughter adapt to her IEP and accommodations, and she seems to be happier and more comfortable in her classes. They helped my daughter adapt to her IEP and accommodations, and she seems to be happier and more comfortable in her classes.
Submitted by parent on February 08, 2025

Findley Oaks Elementary School discriminates against disabled kids. Disabled children are put in windowless rooms while all other children enjoy sunshine streaming through the windows in their classroom. Disabled children are treated like a burden the school not deserving to be treated like a human being.
Submitted by parent on August 17, 2023

My son has been in Findley Oaks since kindergarten, now first grade. He's grown so much, both academically and emotionally. The school does an amazing job with not only studies, but also with emotional support. The school also does a good job including parents in activities throughout the year; very family oriented and loving staff. I would highly recommend Findley Oaks.
Submitted by parent on March 15, 2023

My 2 kids went to this school. The teachers really do a phenomenal job. Some examples stand out in my memory.My 5th grader was discussing P/E ratios of stocks with his friends/classmates. I found out this is what they were learning in TAG. I was shocked since I learned these concepts probably in college.This school offers pre-kindergarten class but it was full and my kid was waitlisted. Looking at the size of the waiting list, they started another class and saved us a lot of money.Finally, once I saw pre-k teacher hugging each student before the kid boarded the daycare bus. she didnt need to do this but this told me they really care and love the kids.As my second one prepares to go to middle school, I am sure we all will miss going to Findley Oaks. Excellent elementary school and great memories for kids and parents alike.
Submitted by parent on July 11, 2022

it's very good school and they has a lot of diversity in staffing and teachers .
Submitted by parent on August 02, 2019

This School is great. My daughter loves to go to school. As a parent I am really satisfied with her progress. TAG program is really good. The teachers we had so far were too good (Mrs Sweeney, Mrs Clark, Mrs Benjamin)
Submitted by parent on May 29, 2018

My daughter will be starting 3rd grade in the Fall. So far we have loved our experience at Findley Oaks. The teachers have been great at communicating with us, and my daughter is thriving.
Submitted by parent on February 06, 2018

We have been very saddened by the school experience that our children have had at Findley. The school seems to be going downhill fast and no one seems to care as long as the students score well on tests. The teachers only care about students test scores and the Principal is indifferent. If your kid is not a test taker, then this is not the school for you because they will not get the support they need to be successful. Wish we had chosen to buy a home in Forsyth.
Submitted by parent on May 24, 2016

One of the best public elementary scools in North Fulton county. (Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Milton)
Submitted by parent on December 07, 2014

Overall the school is great, however it does not prepare the students socially for River Trail. There is a saying, that Findley Oaks is 'Friendly Findley' and River Trail is 'River Jail' Honestly the teachers should put more pressure on the students to prepare them for the pressure that comes with River Trail