City View Elementary School

City View Elementary School, the best elementary school in Mableton, Georgia, is part of the Cobb County School District and serves students from Pre-K to 5th grade. The school enrolls approximately 907 students with a favorable student-teacher ratio of about 12:1. At City View Elementary School, 19% is the proficiency rate for math and 19% for reading.

Pebblebrook High School is the nearby high school. It is a well-known school in Mableton for its performing arts program and famous alumni like NBA player Collin Sexton and rapper Lil Yachty. Schools nearby have slightly better proficiency scores. For example, Clay-Harmony Leland Elementary has about 36% math proficiency, and Pebblebrook High School has about 33%.

98% of the students at the school are from minority groups. The girls-to-boys ratio is 50:50. 91% of the students at the school are from low-income families. There are 70 full-time teachers and 3 full-time school counselors. The school is 48th to 64th in the Cobb County School District's elementary schools.

The Georgia Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) said that the school was one of eight in the Cobb County School District that were in the bottom 25% of schools in the state. This meant that its students could get state vouchers under Senate Bill 233.

Q1. How can parents get in touch with the school?

Ans-Parents can get in touch with City View Elementary by going to the Cobb County School District website or calling the main office during school hours at (770) 819-2483.

Q2. What help is there for students who are having trouble?

Ans-The school offers tutoring, intervention programs, and small-group instruction to help students who need extra help with their schoolwork.

Q3. Is there a dress code at the school?

Ans-Students don't have to wear uniforms, but they do have to follow the Cobb County dress code, which encourages neat and respectful clothing.

Q4. Does the school have programs for ESL students or bilingual students?

Ans-Yes, there are ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) services that can help students who speak more than one language do well in school.

Q5. How does the school keep track of how well students are doing?

Ans-Students are evaluated through a combination of MAP Growth assessments, classroom performance, and state standardized tests known as Milestones.

Q6. Who is the current head of City View Elementary School?

Ans-Principal Amanda Richards is in charge of the school. She focuses on academic growth and partnerships with the community.