Graysville Elementary School

944 Graysville Road

School District

Catoosa County
Grade

K-5
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:15
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on August 07, 2018

Excellent school! The atmosphere is friendly and caring. Teachers and principals go above and beyond to do what is best for kids! The school stays current and relative in such a changing world. I had all three of my children attend GES from K through 5th grade and they all had a wonderful experience.
Submitted by parent on October 01, 2013

Graysville is a wonderful school. I have not seen a school work so hard with there students. They have something for everyone. They make each student feel special. You could ask any student who is the principal and they could tell you. She makes sure she know each student. Each teacher makes sure they can do what is best for each student. My daughter is happy to go to school each day...
Submitted by parent on January 06, 2013

Love this school! Moved from a nearby school to an area specifically zoned for Graysville and haven't second guessed my decision at all. The faculty and staff have made me feel welcome and part of the team in educating my child. I love the after school activities that they offer. Graysville is an amazing school and I really appreciate them.
Submitted by parent on January 29, 2012

Like all public schools, Graysville has its problems. The biggest problem is that the current principles do not want to address serious those problems, especially the bullying. I know of 4 different times in which they looked the other way. Another thing I hate is how some of the teachers are rude and hateful to some of the kids. My son learned a couple of new bad words back in 2nd grade from a couple of them! They more or less teach kids the answers and prepare them to pass the next test instead of teaching them how to think and prepare them for their future. Once students reach the 4th grade, they are expected to be as mature as students 2 or 3 grades ahead of them. We were so frustrated by the teacher and staff, and hate the public school system so much, that we pulled my son out in the middle of the school year and began homeschooling him. As a parent trying to be involved and help the school, I was even treated badly and felt unwelcome.
Submitted by other on February 23, 2009

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Submitted by student on January 10, 2008

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