Mount George Elementary School

I love it because it is small and has a nice community.
--Submitted by a parent

My twin boys have learn more at this school in a short amount of time compared to 2 years ant St. Johns Lutheran! I think that says it all!!!
--Submitted by a parent

This is a small school located out on a rural road. they have an organic garden and are teaching the children the benefits of growing and eating organic veggies. Great classroom atmosphere with small classes.
--Submitted by a parent

This is one of the only schools in Napa that is not overrun by hispanic culture, people and expectations which is great. Both my children have attended this school for various amounts of times and we have enjoyed the teachers, even though there is a high turnover rate for teachers and staff. This school has been doing great ever since Mrs Rohan left. They welcomed my child with open hands after a bad experience at another school in Napa. My son spent 4 years at this school and i attribute his success in middle school to this school. I am very pleased with Mrs Burt and I want to say thank you to Mrs. Peter who has given her time and effort to help my daughter!
--Submitted by a parent

Our family has been involved for 9 years with Mt. George (Evans/Bozarth family) each of our children had very different needs and Mt. George has given an exceptional foundation for which they can build their futures. They have entered middddle school with social and educational skills far more developed than many of their peers. Teachers cry when they graduate and hugs and real emotions are given respect.
--Submitted by a parent

Mt. George is a neighborhood school in the country. Many of the families are from outside the neighborhood, and looking for a small school with high parent involvement and extra activities for the children. Our 1st grader enjoys gardening, PE, art, drama and performing arts in addition to regular curriculum. Great principal and fabulous staff and community school.
--Submitted by a parent

Our school is a small, public school with a lot of community and parent involvement. The teachers and staff are excellent. We have many activities such as gardening, visiting artists and authors, and chess club. Many parents work in the classrooms and are involved with school projects and activities. Personally, we make less than 60K a year and we fit right in!
--Submitted by a parent

This is a great school. It is very small and all the children get along. The teachers and staff is great..The students have a great experience the only drawback about this school is that the parents are very stuck up and clicky. If you dont make at least 60k a year, than watch out, cause they will treat you like crap and they wont let their children talk to your children. Other than that if you are looking for a great experience in learning for your children than this is the place to be. the teachers and staff really care about each of the students. and that is what is important.