3605 E Paces Way NE
Atlanta, GA 30326

Don't send your kids. Terrible experience with children coming home having learned nothing other than their teachers political views.

We’ve had an outstanding experience at Sarah Smith Elementary. The teachers are caring, engaged, and genuinely invested in helping every child succeed, not just academically but socially and emotionally as well.What stands out most is the sense of community. Parents are incredibly involved, the PTO is active, and there is a real feeling that everyone is working together to make the school even better. Communication has been excellent, and we’ve always felt welcomed and heard.Academically, we’ve been very impressed. Our children have been challenged, supported, and encouraged to develop a genuine love of learning. There are great enrichment opportunities, and the school does an excellent job setting high expectations while creating a warm, supportive environment.We’re also excited about where the school is headed. Strong leadership, a fantastic new principal, and the significant investment planned for the campus make it feel like Sarah Smith’s best days are still ahead.No school is perfect, but we would wholeheartedly recommend Sarah Smith to any family looking for an excellent elementary school with dedicated teachers, engaged families, and a community that truly cares.

The never-ending and problem laden pursuit of diversity is alive and well at NOAH. The school has an outstanding facility and has many programs to help a variety of students with different interests. The problem is diversity just isnt a strength and it shows here like everywhere else. Different ethnicities experience the constant tension and suspicion that all races do when forced to mix. This leads to numerous challenges that I won't get into here but its not a win for anyone except bureaucrats and politicians.