Greyfield

Good staff teacher principal assistant, principal excellent job

I never write reviews but I felt this was necessary. I dont think I can say specific teacher's name's here, but if your child is in special education (in a 3-5 intergrated classroom), please consider private school or other placement. My child's experience here was heartbreaking. Dont be mislead by the perceived status of the school. If you want a safe, caring educator for your child, look elsewhere.

This 2 years been amazing for my daughter's and my son .staff is always helpfull and if some of the kids are struggling in academics they alway try the best for the students be better

This has got to be the worst school my son has ever went to. He went from great grades to failing. His first day the LUNCH LADY told him to shut up in lunch. His teacher only calls to complain but when he ask questions she won’t repeat herself. She marks certain stuff wrong on purpose. Grades only what she wants to grade. It’s just all a mess. The fact that we are moving to switch him back to Lockheed elementary says alot. Parents warned me but we are new to GA and believe me when I say he won’t be stepping foot back into this school after only being there 3 months.

Our family has had a wonderful experience at Brumby Elementary School. Both of our children, our son and daughter, attended Brumby, and it has truly been a special place for our family. The principal is outstanding, and the teachers genuinely care about the kids and their growth, both academically and personally.Our son has since graduated and moved on to the neighboring middle school, but Brumby played a huge role in shaping his confidence and interests. Our daughter is still there and is absolutely blossoming. She’s found a quirky, diverse group of friends where she feels accepted and supported, which means everything to us as parents.I also want to give special recognition to Mr. Branch, who manages so many programs at the school. His dedication helped our son discover a hidden talent for piano, something we may have never known otherwise. That kind of impact lasts a lifetime.If I had one concern, it’s not with the school itself but with a broader issue seen across many schools today: uninvolved parents. Schools like Brumby do incredible work, but they thrive best when families are equally engaged. Overall, we’re incredibly grateful for the community, leadership, and care Brumby Elementary provides.

Our family’s experience with this school has steadily declined over the past several years. What began as a positive environment has unfortunately become one we can no longer recommend.The constant turnover of principals and teachers has created a lack of consistency, organization, and communication. It often felt like there was no clear direction or accountability, and we experienced ongoing issues with communication and billing that were frustrating to resolve.It was also concerning to watch so many teachers leave over the years. The school has shrunk significantly, eliminating grades 5–8 and combining multiple elementary grade levels. From our perspective, this reflects deeper challenges that have affected the overall school community.We also felt there was favoritism in how some situations were handled, which made it difficult to trust that all families and students were being treated fairly.If you’re looking for a stable school with strong leadership, consistent communication, and a positive culture, our experience did not reflect those qualities. We sincerely hoped things would improve, but after several years of seeing the same issues continue, we’ve decided it’s time to move on. I hope this review helps other families make an informed decision.