Brooks Elementary School
119 Price Road Brooks, Georgia 30205

Phone: 770-719-8150  Fax: 770-719-8100
Sue Cleek, Principal  Linda Lombard, Assistant Principal

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Helpful Links
Study Island
The Fayette Reading Invitational
Accelerated Reader Lists
Harcourt Science Online
McGraw-Hill Math Online

  Destiny
Together: Striving for Excellence
Doing the Right Thing

Vision Statement
Brooks Elementary School will instill in its students a love of learning and promote a desire for continuous improvement among all stakeholders in the education process.

Mission Statement
The mission of Brooks Elementary School is to strive for excellence by providing a safe and nurturing environment that is focused on improving academic performance. Our dedication to provide a multitude of opportunities that meet the needs of a diverse society is instrumental in developing responsible citizens and lifelong achievers.

Belief Statements
  • We believe in meeting student's needs through differentiated instruction, varied teaching techniques, and developmentally appropriate learning activities.
  • We believe that students should be motivated, challenged, and encourage to recognize and show progress toward meeting academic goals.
  • We believe that the school must maintain safe and friendly classroom environments where teachers can develop a positive relationship with students in a warm, nurturing atmosphere.
  • We believe that our school should provide opportunities for growth in student responsibility, respect, ownership, self-awareness, character, and integrity by promoting clear, consistent expectations for both academics and behavior.
  • We believe parents, students, and teachers are a team that should take responsibility for promoting respect and developing positive attitudes.
  • We believe children should be held accountable for their learning with the support of their families and teachers.

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Parental Notice of Right to Know Teacher Qualifications

As required by the No Child Left Behind Act, the Fayette County School System advises parents that they may request, and the school will provide in a timely manner, information regarding the professional qualifications of your child's classroom teachers, including the following:
  • Whether the teacher has met state certification criteria for the grade levels and subject areas in which the teacher provides instruction.
  • Whether the teacher is teaching under emergency or provisional status through which state certification has been waived.
  • The degrees earned by the teacher and the field of certification or degree.
  • Whether the child is provided services by paraprofessionals and, if so, their qualifications.

Please contact the school principal at your child's school if you wish to request such information.