Gwinnett County Public Schools - Georgia (2024)

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• Senior
• 29 days ago

Rating 1 out of 5

It’s a shame to see the administration, staff, and educators actively work against parents who just want to help their struggling kids. I don’t know if it’s a lack of knowledge, just outright disregard, or funding is the issue, but I’ve never seen a school system work so hard to make life harder on parents. Teachers don’t follow through with IEP requirements, they lie straight to your face, all while smiling and saying they care. They only care about honors students. If you’re a regular student or one with needs forget it, expect nothing. Good luck graduating. It makes me sad, and it’s disgusting….parent involvement, what a joke!

Rating 4 out of 5

Despite all the positives, though, when the time comes for college readiness, and applications, Gwinnett County Public Schools do not display such well-deserved thoroughness. At college, lots of students emerge as the unconfident but tireless ones, who focus on their own goals and searching for the right colleges. Most of the time, the curriculum is not comprehensive enough and lacks the required enthusiasm that could help students prepare for the college-level courses.The district could be of greater service if they included more rigorous programs of study, for example, Advanced Placement, through which, they would be able to equip students with the capability to handle the college environment. Separately, the project focused on college advice spending, including the advice on finding the right university, improving essay writing, and money saving techniques would really be a lot of help to the students.