My Son and Daughters have been with Gwinnett county since our move here a little over 3 years ago…read more I absolutely love the schools as well as the school district. From elementary to middle school, to the high school, the teachers and staff are excellent! They really take the time out with the kids and the parents. There are plenty of activities as well as well thought out field trips. Our move out here to Ga from California wasn't easy on my family but my kids being in this school district makes it so much better. As we are looking now to purchase a home because I really like gwinnett county I want to stay here and keep my kids in the same district and schools.

I was invited by a teacher for career day. I jumped on it because I am familiar with the area. I…read morehad never actually been to the school though. The hallways were clean and well decorated. Career day was in the cafeteria. The floors were freshly polished & ready for a grand day. Students from 5th grade came around each presenter & asked questions about their career path. All the students were well mannered & asked amazing questions. I would most def return for career day in 2017!

This is an absolutely amazing school. I am a proud parent of three Cougars and I couldn't have…read moreasked for better school. Thank you especially to mrs maxey. You are the best!

My boys have been going there for the past couple of years , always amazing when I go in there,…read morestaff is more than outstanding! My boys will continue to go there for years to come!

Education Station provides excellent child care at an affordable price. The owner is a retired…read moreteacher and the staff working in the infant room is OUTSTANDING! The children are happy and well cared for. Keep up the good work!

Some of my siblings and family went to this school. The teachers are very nice and passionate about…read moreteaching. They are patient and they also try to get the parents involved with doing homework assignments due at the end of each school week. They also have a diverse group of students which is nice to see. I would highly recommend this school for families who live in the area.

i don't like this school the staff are mean and rude, they don't teach the students well and they…read morethink less of the children and favor the teacher's kids i think this is very unfair. every child should be loved the same. they treat the bad kids like trash because they are bad kids. what they need to do is talk to them and ask them whats wrong. the school keeps asking for too much money. and parents cant afford to keep paying for they're kids. and when the student doesn't pay the teacher scolds them and leaves them in the classroom. this is bad and i feel bad for the students.

This school is awesome. I'm just gushing out how happy it makes me when I think of this place…read more I came here this past weekend for the Hands On Atlanta Discovery Program. The school facilities were pretty nice - walls decorated with school decorations and students' works. Very colorful setting that encouraged a safe space for learning. For a Saturday morning program, I was very impressed by the involvement and presence of the school administration. Teachers and the principal arrived on time, ready to engage with the students. Good teachers really don't get enough praise for their dedication. Students also arrived by school bus, which is a reliable and efficient way for students to get to a school program on the weekends - so cool! The thing that really topped it off for me was the diversity in the student population. The student body represents 31 different countries... yes THIRTY ONE countries. Most are children of refugees and come without an English background. You definitely would not be able to tell the latter because these kids were engaged throughout the program, displaying proficient in learning/comprehension. I am all for children growing up with diverse group of friends and learning cultural values early on in life. It's something that won't do harm in their future. S/o to Kenny because according to him, I'm the "same language as him." Awwwwww.

Brookwood Elementary school has a staff of caring and dedicated teachers. Having served many of the…read moreBrookwood cluster schools, I can attest that they love these kids and go above and beyond what they need to do to ensure that they are getting the best education possible.

School is wayyyy overcrowded, expect for your child to be placed in the trailers in the…read morebackyard,teachers are straight from college with no experience,only a few good teachers left,this school is not what it used to be

My son has gone to Kingfisher Academy for 6 years. He is bright, but a reluctant learner, yet…read moreexcels there. Every teacher we have had there has been outstanding. They really care about teaching to the child the way they learn best. The small class size allows for each kid to work at his own pace. My son was very excited to be able to start some algebra in the 5th grade. They get recess at local parks and lots of interesting field trips. Even though the school is small the director always strives to have a variety of extra curricular options available. Everyone there goes the extra mile to make sure the kids are getting what they need.

We have had at least one child at Kingfisher Academy for over four years. The school is amazingly…read morewelcoming and positive and fun for children. Each child is treated as an individual and learning programs can be tailored to each child's needs, as the class sizes are intentionally kept small. The kids spend plenty of time outside, where they can play and discover and interact with the world around them, instead of being cooped up inside all day. The teachers make learning exciting and collaborative, focusing on each child as an individual. My older son is flourishing at Kingfisher after a very difficult experience at a Montessori school. He is advanced in some areas and lacking in others, and Debbie and the teachers at Kingfisher have been wonderful about updating us about his progress and working with him and with us to ensure that he gets everything he needs, both academically and emotionally. My younger son is more typical and fits right in as well. Both of my children are happy and excited about getting up in the morning to go to school, and are allowed to be creative and share their enthusiasm for learning. We are completely happy with Kingfisher and will keep sending our children there for as long as we can.