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The Bulldogs of Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School (MLGES) make their home in Woodbine.  Partnering with parents and other community members, MLGES promotes the high achievement and positive behavior of students in a safe, supportive, and disciplined environment
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  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
Sp. Ed. TOTY

Congratulations to Ms. Carmen Hutchinson for being named Camden County Special Education Teacher of the Year.  Ms. Hutchinson is a Speech and Language Pathologist at MLGES and works with students of all grade levels.

Quick Links
Yearbook Sales
  • Yearbook Sales
    The cost of yearbooks is now $25.  We still have some left; ask in the front office for information.
Events Calendar
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GA Parental and Information Resource Center
To access the Georgia Parental Information and Resource Center for helpful information about your child and school, please click here.

Also, you may find these 100 Tips for Parents helpful.
Bulldog Magnets
PTO will be selling Bulldog magnets. Click here for a flyer.
Box Tops for Education

From now until February 24th, we will be having a contest to see which homeroom collects the most boxtops.  The homeroom that collects the most will receive a Dunkin' Donut snack day and a classroom supplies gift bag.

School Report Cards
  • Year-by-year performance
    The Governor's Office of Student Achievement provides accountability for all of Georgia's education system from Pre-Kindergarten through postsecondary levels that will result in improving student achievement and improving school completion.  The following links provide the annual K-12 Public Schools Annual Report Card information for Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School.
The Ferst Foundation
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.


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Mamie Lou Gross Elementary School

Regular School Day Hours
8:00 am to 2:30 pm

Join the Mamie Lou Gross Bulldog T.E.A.M.
Together Everyone Achieves More

 Dr. Darlene Bruce, Principal

Crystal Bunkley
, Teaching and Learning Specialist

Renee Spencer
, Counselor
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