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My daughter went to school from 1-5 and we felt like Jackson was our family from the start! Jackson should be 1st in Georgia!!

This school is pretty great! First time mom here so I didn't really know what to expect plus I didn't go to school in GA so I had one idea how anything goes with this. I read some reviews of this school before sending my kid here and thought this would be a good choice... well I must say my expectations were decently exceed!The staff is super great! Friendly, welcoming and more will to answer all of my questions lol. I love my kids teacher so much and I know he are teaching, challenging, being kind and actually help him. Staff members that I don't even know by name know my kid by name and reminder what class he is in. I love all the actives and things they host at the school. I actually gave the school a call today to ask a few questions about the next school year, I was talking with the Assistant Principle, gave her my child's name and she was like 'oh [Kids name] in Mrs. [ so and so's] class. I was very impressed she know my kid, it's not like he gets in trouble and has to go to the office. I have been trying to get my son in a charter school but I am definitely keeping him here until middle school! I can not say enough good things about this school, every staff member here and I am looking forward to my son continuing his education here.

Sope Creek Elementary provides a wonderful learning environment where students truly get excited about coming to school every day. The community is incredibly welcoming, and the family engagement initiatives make parents feel like true partners in their child's education. While the teachers are dedicated and provide excellent academic guidance, there is always room to continue strengthening individual student support and communication. Overall, it is a safe, encouraging, and vibrant school that sets a great foundation for young learners.

Our daughter has made wonderful progress in their program

This school is known for how bad they have been with special education. There’s an effort to keep kids with disabilities segregated from general activities and old view of neurodiversity. If you are a parent of a a kid with disabilities you will have to find an advocate for your kid to be included in general class and still having awful high rates of restraints and isolation as their way to help kids with strong emotions and complex behaviors with IEPs. I hope their new

Attended there as an alum. Was going through a hard time and the school offered no support. Instead, admin decided that it was best to get their counselor to orchestrate an elaborate plan to breakup me and my current boyfriend at the time in a very public setting during school hours. The counselor and the boyfriend had been drafting this plan for months over email. Admin stood by her decision to put me through this traumatic experience despite the fact that it was extremely unprofessional to involve herself in any way. This led to my eventual expulsion junior year. This was extremely traumatic and humiliating for me. I was treated as a threat by teachers, admin, and even my friends. You may not believe my experience or think I am a bot or a resentful person, but this experience was in fact, truly real and essentially ruined my high school career. The lesson I learned from this school was that if you are going through a tough emotional time as a minor, this school will not hesitate to band together to do anything in its power to kick you out of their bubble to protect their pristine image. Do yourself a favor and never trust them. Go to Marist, Lovett, or Mt, Vernon instead. Go to a school that will truly protect its students from harm instead of doing the harming.