The Willows

Browns Elementary completely failed my son. He was pushed, ended up with missing teeth, a busted lip, and bleeding, and nobody bothered to notify me correctly. The nurse never contacted me, which she felt like it wasn’t her responsibility and was nasty and rude and the teacher provided inconsistent information about what happened.My son was emotionally and physically hurt, — and they sent him back to class like nothing happened. Then they let him walk to the car alone, with no explanation from any staff member.This school showed zero urgency, zero care, and zero accountability from anybody that was involved. No parent should have to fight for basic answers about their child’s injury. If you value your child’s safety, think twice before sending them here.

On the first day of school my child got beat up and it was our first time in GA.BAD WOULD NOTTTTTTTTT RECOMMEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Worst school to ever send you’re child

If you care about your child’s safety find another school for them to learn and grow. This school will place your child on the wrong bus even after submitting proper paperwork for change . When reaching out to the principal Dixon character , she doesn’t respond to parents concerns . This school’s focus needs to be towards running a school and not a janky daycare . The teachers are always absent in kindergarten and they especially do not ensure safe dismissal home for the younger children. The school should be shut down and it’s sad that this is how they are treating a predominantly people of color community

Definitely lacking resources and support especially with the special needs classrooms. Don't get me wrong some of the teachers in general ed were great since I had kids in both but this school needs a lot of work. I felt that the special needs classrooms weren't included enough and one of the issues was because of the teacher not wanting to give things a try. Administration not trying enough for our children that need extra support and that goes hand on hand with the lack of support from the county as well. An instance where my son fell and hit his head and I was never given a call "because I didn't have your phone number". There were occasions were I felt my son was being discriminated because of his disability and wasn't given a fair chance at trying new things such as the bookfair or playground. We left the school when we had the chance and my son is now thriving at his new school in a new county.

Teachers and administrators alike wants the scholars to succeed. They implement core values in all the students. They truly care for each student that enroll in the school.