Eastbrook Middle School

Home of the Mustangs!

Welcome Mustangs!

The school doors open at 7:15 each morning for students. Car riders use the Hill Road entrance at the back of the school. After 7:50, Car riders should be brought to the front entrance. At 7:55, students are late and receive a tardy note from the front office. School releases at 3:20.

Las puertas de la escuela se abren a las 7:15 cada mañana para los estudiantes. Los estudiantes que vienen por autos usaran la entrada de Hill Road en la parte posterior de la escuela. Después de las 7:50, los automovilistas deben ser llevados a la entrada principal. A las 7:55, los estudiantes llegan tarde y reciben una nota de tardanza de la oficina principal. La escuela termina a las 3:20.

Eastbrook Middle School Vision

Our students will achieve excellence and be prepared for a successful future.

Eastbrook Middle School Mission

In order to foster in our students the ability and desire to make a positive difference in the world, our mission is to develop citizens who are prepared, respectful, open to learning, who own their choices and know they matter.

We Believe…

We are somebody.

We were somebody when we came here.

We will be a better somebody when we leave.

We are strong. We are powerful.

We deserve the education we get here.

We have things to do, people to inspire, and places to go.

Rita Pierson, 2013

I am Eastbrook, We are Eastbrook!

Middle School Testing Calendar

Please click the link above to view the Middle School Testing Calendar. The purposes of the Georgia Student Assessment Program are to: measure student achievement of the state mandated curriculum, identify students failing to achieve mastery of content, provide teachers with diagnostic information, and assist school systems in identifying strengths and weaknesses in order to establish priorities in planning educational programs.

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Eastbrook Annual School Report Card

The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) prepares Georgia’s State, Local, and School Annual Report Cards. The Annual Report Cards contain test results as well as other information relevant to school performance toward the goals of student achievement and school completion. The Report Card is in compliance with both state and federal laws with respect to reporting requirements. GOSA partners with the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) to produce the K-12 Public Schools Reports since much of the data comes from GaDOE.

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WEF awards $102.7K in Innovative Teaching Grants

The Whitfield Education Foundation presented 62 Whitfield County teachers with Innovative Teaching Grants totaling more than $102.7K. Recipients of this grant will be able to implement various programs in their classrooms, schools and throughout the community. Click the link above to learn more.

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New High School Cell Phone Policy

Whitfield County Schools has updated its cell phone policy for all high school students. Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourselves with the updated policy before the start of the new school year.

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New High School Attendance Expectations

Whitfield County Schools has updated its Attendance Expectations for all high school students and added a final exam exemption incentive. Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourselves with the updated policy before the start of the new school year.

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Cedar Ridge Elementary receives $5,000 Laura Bush Foundation Grant

Students at Cedar Ridge Elementary School will soon have an updated selection of books to choose from in their school library! The school is one of 300 recipients from 44 states across the country to receive a $5,000 Library Grant through the Laura Bush Foundation for America’s Libraries. Click the link above to read more.

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