809 Dunleith Ct
Stone Mountain, GA 30083

this school were pretty bad and small building, bad community and many people using drugs and break school properties, few activities for students and education there is very unprofessional. Many students are failing, i felt like the teaching system here are not serious for students, your kids will learn nothing there but a bad environment and people, many students getting trouble and fighting . The condition is not good, the restroom its only works one place and barely restroom there. the building is very old too. i highly do not recommend this school, send your kids to other school.

My child is in the 4th grade now. has Had two years of abuse bullying and no one to answer to me or consequences they are very nonchalant about these types of situations they meaning principle and teachers.and just look at those terrible testing scores if you call that a successful school then I feel very sorry for you.I will be moving out of this district as soon as possible

Pros: The school is kept fairly clean and feels overall safe with few incidents and the front office staff is nice and helpful.There are some caring teachers but they are too old with no new training on connecting to this generation and motivating them. Cons: The standards, parent engagement, and teacher training/leadership are below average. There are 35+ kids in all of my child's classes. I had to advocate for them to have a desk because they were doing their work in chairs lined up in the back of the class because of how crowded it was. There is little innovation or forward thinking in education. Very antiquated practices and culture. If you have a child with special needs or IEP I do not recommend this school as there the exceptional education department is weak. There aren't any resources provided and their level of expertise around different learning disorders and needs is little to none. No excursions or exposure besides one field trip per year.School activities and spirit weeks get announced on Sunday when activities are on Monday with no time to plan. 8th graders do very little for their promotion. No class trip or big celebration like neighboring schools. Just a few campus activities and a small ceremony.