Meadowcreek Elementary School

5025 Georgia Belle Court

School District

Gwinnett County
Grade

PK, K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 16, 2024

They are very family oriented , very nice school building , teachers are excited to learn. My 5 yr old is autistic and they took care of her needs very fast and had and sad classroom for her particular needs but was super supportive along the way. My 5th grade has been on honor roll this year, loves her teacher me. Coleman , has scored very high in all of her milestones and has been apart of the many clubs this school offers, last but not least it is safe and that one of the biggest factors for me. I don’t understand why the scores are slow low , great schools need to update.
Submitted by parent on June 13, 2018

Wonderful staff and excellent teaching to our students
Submitted by parent on January 30, 2018

A big zero the front office lady is rude they don’t allow you to eat breakfast with your kid they don’t allow you to volunteer to be in class to help out which to me is a red flag why not ? You ask something if you can and why not he staff they easily get offended and start attacking you I don’t like this school at all I wouldn’t recommend it especially if a teacher had the audacity to make another student hit my kid
Submitted by parent on November 18, 2015

My daughter is in this school for 4 years and I love this school,the teachers are really good and I'm so happy to be part of this family,I work as a volunteer at the front desk Monday to Friday and is my pleasure to serve the parents and help the school,that is the reason why I still in this area,because I want my daughter finish her 5 years in this school.Also my son started this year,he is a kindergarten student and we love his teacher.
Submitted by parent on August 26, 2013

We moved here in 2012 and meadowcreek is the worst school my son as ever attended. The teachers do not correspond and you can't pay them to call your phone. I moved to gwinnett county thinking their school system was good, but its by far the worst. Me and my husband are looking for a house now just so my son can go to a better school. My son is going to be behind when we move because these teachers nor does the principle care about anything. I asked one of the young ladies up front if I can see my son's teacher or schedule a meeting she told me if its concerning grades I will see that on his report card. I really hate this school.
Submitted by parent on December 05, 2012

I have to admit I was a little leery about Meadowcreek at first. I was worried about my little blue eyed, blonde haired child in such a racially diverse school. My son actually started out his Kindergarten year at New Life Academy but after a couple of weeks,we found that they couldn't meet the needs written into his IEP so we transferred him. I am so happy we did. I love his Kindergarten teacher. I can contact her at any time and she gets back to me with progress reports. The teachers n the Special Ed. department are wonderful. The previous principal and Mrs. Juanita Daunoy (current principal) have really turned the school around. Everyone at the school is very friendly.
Submitted by parent on June 20, 2011

both my children went to MES for two years and I think the school should have done better to see that they needed to be tested for gifted I dont blame to teachers because they have done an outstanding jobs my daughter which is reading a 3rd to4th grade level when she was only in 1st grade and was not recommended for the gifted class and my my son that was not challenged enough ( the work was too easy for him) and no the school is not at all diverse i brought the yrs books for my kids which is their last yr there and all i saw was the most 4 african american and at the most 1 or 2 white or asian and the rest hispanic so who ever said that the school is diverse get ur eyes checked and what hurts most of all there are no extra activies for the kids like sports
Submitted by parent on August 15, 2010

My son attend this school from kidergarten and is starting his middle year . This school has failed him. He cannot write a paragraph and reads on a fourth grade level..He is embarrassed and ashamed to read aloud and cries in frustration over his school work because Meadowcreek did not prepare him. This school simply passed him on instead of teaching him. Now I have enrolled him in K12 http://k12.com an online charter school the state of Georgia pays for and provides certified teachers that work with and offer special needs programs. I'm upset and angry at Meadowcreek has failed us.
Submitted by parent on August 05, 2010

59% of this school has limited English proficiency. My child is a second yr student at MES (3rd grade) and I don't have many complaints. It is a Title IV school and very racially diverse.
Submitted by parent on April 25, 2008

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