Great place to work - Lead Teacher Lumpkin County School System Employee Review

-professional administrators and outstanding support for teachers and students! -opportunities for professional growth

-like any typical public school, class sizes can be large varying from year to year- However, they try to keep class sizes down when they can. -lacks diversity at times

This school system is located only minutes away from Hall and Forsyth county schools systems and they strive to make it worth the drive for teachers to work there.

Teachers are under valued and heavily micromanaged. Minimal emphasis on student discipline. Very little support from parents who frequently make the local newspaper airing out their petty differences with teachers. Pay is low. It is a charter school system, which in Georgia means that teachers have no tenure and few legal rights as compared to non-charter public schools in the state.