Abbotts Hill Elementary School

Abbotts Hill Elementary School, located in Johns Creek, part of the South Fulton region, serves Pre-K through 5th grade students with an engaging, student-centered curriculum. Established in 2000, the school emphasizes academic excellence alongside creativity, technology integration, and strong parent–teacher collaboration. Programs such as TAG (Talented and Gifted), ESOL, and enrichment clusters help students explore their full potential. Known for its Jaguar mascot and teal-black school colors, Abbotts Hill fosters an inclusive environment where diversity is celebrated. With consistent community involvement, annual PTA events, and dedicated staff, the school stands out as one of Fulton County’s most sought-after elementary schools. Its structured daily schedule ensures children receive both rigorous academics and balanced opportunities for social and emotional growth.

The annual PTA Fun Run held on September 20, 2024, raised funds for classroom resources and family events.

Fulton County Schools announced expanded literacy initiatives for the 2025 academic year, benefiting Abbotts Hill students.

1.Which middle and high schools do students move on to after Abbotts Hill?

Ans. Students typically attend Taylor Road Middle School and later Chattahoochee High School.

2.What extracurricular activities are offered?

Ans. The school provides after-school clubs such as STEM, music, art, chess, and sports programs.

3.Does Abbotts Hill have gifted or language support programs?

Ans. Yes, it offers TAG for advanced learners and ESOL services for students needing English language support.

4.How active is the PTA at Abbotts Hill?

Ans. The PTA organizes events like the Fun Run, book fairs, and parent–teacher volunteer drives, playing a vital role in school community life.

5.What is the school mascot and spirit identity?

Ans. The Jaguar is the school mascot, proudly represented in teal and black during events and activities.