6315 Gresham St
Union City, GA 30291

I would honestly give C.H. Gullatt a zero (0)

I have a student at Camp Creek going into 7th grade and I am in the building volunteering at least 2-3 times a month. Unfortunately, I am one of few. It is a warm and inviting place where the teachers and staff treat students as if they are their own. They really do love on students. The staff goes above and beyond to help students and families be successful. I hear a lot of negative rumors in the community mainly from folks who have never even spent any time at the school. My child is happy, feels safe and is challenged. It is middle school so, all of the things I hated about middle school when I was that age still exits. But, overall this is a really good school that is underrated. I would love to see parents and community focus on supporting this school, its Students, teachers, and leaders; rather than spreading negativity.

I rate my experience at this school to be terrible. There are many issues that this school needs to have worked out, mainly academic and administrative in nature. This school isn't that diverse, a 90% black student body is never "diverse" in nature. It is only "diverse" because of the definition that most websites give it, "Percentage of a student body that is not a non-hispanic White".One other issue this school has is having mixed priorities. One example of which is having outdated textbooks (Our history textbooks don't even mention us ever having a black president), and spending 10,000 on Apple computers for the Graphic Design classes (I told you, this school cares too much about its Arts and neglects Stem).Dual enrollment and AP class reputations don't save this school either. The partnered college has its own problems (that are just as terrible), and AP Classes are filled with students that didn't even sign up for them; presumably to make the school seem like its "preparing you for college".I really abhor this school and would never send my children here. Nearly everything that the school should've taught me wasn't taught, and I had to teach myself. A 13 year old kid entering high school shouldn't have to worry about looking into curriculum guidelines in order to even have a hope of passing a standardized test. The curriculum reading is the teacher's job.Overall, the only thing that this school taught me is to not trust anyone with your education, and to take it into your own hands.1/5 stars