Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School

Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School is proud to be

a 2008 Title I Georgia School of Excellence!

This award is based on our students' performance for the past three years in mathematics and reading.

My child is or has been sick. Is he/she ready to go back to school???

Click here to see what the school nurse says.

Want to have fun while learning about math and science? Check out the Camden Middle School Science and Math Carnival on Saturday, February 4th, from 11:00am to 3:00pm

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Parent Involvement Videos

Read State School Superintendent Dr. Barge's letter about parent involvement here, and in Spanish here.

Click each link below for various newsletters and helpful documents:

Parent Engagement Fall Newsletter Parent Engagement Fall Newsletter in Spanish

Tutor.com fact sheet for Military Families Tutor.com for National Guard and Reserves Families

Engaging Families Newsletter from the US Dept. of Education

Would you like to be able to pay for

your child's lunch on-line?

Check out this link to find out

how to register.

We are unable to continue charges for lunches. Please see the letter being sent home with students

if they have charges in the lunchroom over $5.00 here.

Click on the pictures above to see the Parent Institute monthly newsletters.

And for fun and entertaining calendars, click HERE for Early Childhood and HERE for Elementary.

Click here for Title I information

Click here to check out our MLGES PTO

The Ferst Foundation Camden County Community Action Team is delighted to inform Camden County residents about access to free hardback books for children aged birth to 5 years old. This community project is an effort to increase early educational development of the children in Camden County. The Ferst Foundation provides the opportunity for children to receive free, hardback books monthly. Early literacy and parent involvement are cornerstones of the project.

Registration is very simple. The only requirements are that the children live in Camden County and are under 4 ½ years old at the time of registration. Parents, grandparents and others may access the site at http://www.ferstfoundation.org/registration.htm. The first book, The Little Engine that Could, will arrive in approximately 12 weeks and then one book per month afterwards until the child reaches the age of five. The last book is Miss Bindergarten Gets Ready for Kindergarten. Please print the attached registration form for those who do not have access to a computer. Once complete, mail the registration to the address at the top of the form. Visit the home page of the site for more information about the Ferst Foundation.