139 River Bridge Dr
Leesburg, GA 31763

Look, no school is perfect. No school is without crime, and bullying. No school is without cliques, and moody teachers. All schools have problems. I was born in Lee County, and raised there. I have attended all of the Lee County Schools, and my honest opinion, no matter how many times I complain, is that it's a great school system. There is a homey environment. Everyone knows everyone. Everyone watches out for their friends, and the other way around. The teachers teach you how to think, as well as the criteria. The administrators, and teachers care about your well being. There are fights, and there are unruly neighborhoods near bye, but overall Lee County is one heck of a school. For all of those people who are complaining about it, why don't you send your child to Sumter county for a year, and see how they like it. Rather than caring about social status, care about the quality of the education your child is getting. I am glad to be a Trojan!

If you can avoid this school, I highly suggest it. It’s extremely cold, hostile and not a good learning environment. It’s like they are taking out their hatred for their jobs and would rather be dictators than leaders, excluding a few. There is no joy there and everyone seems miserable. A school where your child learns is understanding and led by example and to say this school fails at this is an understatement. Professionalism should always be a key element for all teachers and staff to follow. No pettiness should ever have to be encountered by parents when they are simply trying to be devoted and involved in their child’s education on a day by day basis. Our tax money is what pays for the salaries and operations, therefore we should get the return service that our children deserve. When this fails to occur, there should be safeguards implemented. It seems, however, that the magnifying glass is focused more on school fundraisers than successful checks and balances. We as parents are required to turn in an ample amount of school supplies at the start of the school year, in which all of said supplies are supposed to be divied out throughout the school year as needed, however students get reprimanded with a code for asking for a pencil when one is needed and told they aren't prepared for class. Bullying is an issue that is very important, and needs to be addressed with care, not brushed off.

Lee County Primary School is the best thing about Lee County, all students are genuinely loved! There is a full-time counselor and school nurse on staff and students participate in PE, Art and Music class every week. Children with peanut allergies are respectively accommodated and taken care of but not at the expense of the children without peanut allergies. LCPS also has a loving exemplary special needs program! We love Lee County Primary School!

My school is very caring and actually cares about the students. My granddaughter loved her time there and her grades excelled.