Gainesville City School System

With its campus located in Dahlonega, Ga., Lumpkin County Elementary School educates students in kindergarten through grade five in several subjects that include math, writing, reading, science and history. The school has a parent-faculty organization that works in partnership with the school s principal and staff, as well as the community-at-large, to provide programs and services that improve the educational environment for students. The school provides counseling services that assists students in anger management, grief and loss, academics, personal reasons, stress and family problems. It has a library media center that offers a collection of business and company database, magazines, journals, newspapers and online research links for additional resources.

The High School of Commerce, also known as HSC, is an educational institution that provides a range of learning opportunities for more than 1,260 students in grades 9 through 12. Its academic curriculum includes math, English, language arts, social studies and technology education. The school also offers guidance counseling services. The High School of Commerce operates a library and media center. In addition, it provides scholarship opportunities. The school offers the English as a Second Language program. The High School of Commerce also provides special education programs for gifted and talented students. It is a part of Springfield Public Schools, which maintains various elementary, middle and high schools.

Gwinnett County Public Schools in Suwanee, GA is the largest school system in Georgia, serving over 160,000 students. One in five Gwinnett residents is a GCPS student, and the system recently received $1 million in college scholarships from a foundation led by philanthropist Eli Broad. Generated from their available business information