Tritt Elementary School in Marietta | Military Town Advisor

Category	Rating	Details
Test Scores	10/10	The Test Score Rating examines how students at this school performed on standardized tests compared with other schools in the state. The Test Rating was created using 2025 Georgia Milestones End-of-Course (EOC) Assessment data from Georgia Governor's Office of Student Achievement, and using 2025 Georgia Milestones End-of-Grade (EOG) Assessment data from Georgia Governor's Office of Student Achievement.
Student Growth	4/10	The Student Progress Rating measures whether students at this school are making academic progress over time based on student growth data provided by the Department of Education. Specifically, this rating looks at how much progress individual students have made on state assessments during the past year or more, how this performance aligns with expected progress based on a student growth model established by the state Department of Education, and how this school's growth data compares to other schools in the state. The Growth Rating was created using 2025 Student growth data from Georgia Governor's Office of Student Achievement.

Posted: July 15, 2026

I couldnt be more grateful for this school. The administration makes all decisions with the best interest of students in mind. The teachers are invested and caring. I would recommend this school to all!

Posted: July 15, 2026

Tritt Elementary has been an amazing school for our family. The teachers and staff truly care about every student and create a welcoming, supportive environment where kids can thrive.

What makes Tritt so special is the incredible community. The PTA brings families together through fun events and volunteer opportunities, while the Tritt Tiger Foundation (TTF) provides funding for technology, classroom resources, and programs that enrich every childs education.

Were so grateful to be part of the Tritt family and highly recommend this school to any family looking for a strong academic experience and an outstanding community.

Posted: July 15, 2026

Posted: February 6, 2026

The students at this school are not excited about learning and are often discouraged from participating in the science fair if they are not part of a selective group (the principals favorite PTA group). The teachers at this school try their best to educate the children within the environment they are given. However, I have observed students taking benchmark assessments while other students were talking and running around the classroom.
I have also personally observedand have been told by studentsthat they are not allowed to play on the playground and are instead required to play near the dumpster due to the playground limitations (broken swings etc). When the garbage truck arrives, the children have to wait and lose their recess time. While this may not be true for all grade levels, it does happen if your child is placed in certain classrooms.
It seems to me that the principal cares more about the schools appearancewhether it looks stylish or notthan about what truly matters. When she climbs onto the roof of the school in an elf outfit is not only dangerous but also sets a poor example for students. The principal is a self proclaimed drama kid trying to always place the spotlight on herself (climbing on the roof in an elf outfit).
We left the school and are very happy we did. Several of our friends made the same decision.

Posted: February 6, 2026

Posted: September 11, 2023

Don't be fooled by the test scores. We've relocated several times and our children have attended five different elementary schools. After a couple of years at Tritt, we can say Tritt is definitely the bottom of the barrel. The students are great but the school goes out of it's way to fight the parents at every turn. Parents are discouraged from visiting the school and participating in their child's education. The facilities are subpar with half the class rooms are in modular buildings with high humidity. The whole place has a depressing feel. The principal avoids interaction with the parents and the teachers are afraid of the principal -- no leadership whatsoever. Any other school in East Cobb is a better option than Tritt. Also be ready to spend serious money on tutoring your child to fill in gaps not covered at school. A new principal and some major renovations are needed to turn this school around. Everyone is afraid to speak up for fear of hurting their real estate values or that their child will get poor treatment but can't wait to get out of this school one way or another.

Posted: September 11, 2023

Posted: February 27, 2023

We moved our child to Tritt in 4th grade from private school and it was a terrible decision. The administration cares more about their bureaucratic system than the individual student. Due to our child coming from a private school, she took a different standardized test than Tritt. Therefore, The administrators would not even consider placing her in any AC classes or the target program. I asked, via email, in the spring of fourth grade about the possibility for AC classes in fifth grade. The administration never even responded. At the beginning of fifth grade, we asked again in a meeting with the administration. We were given a scripted speech about her taking the wrong standardized test with no consideration for her as a student or her grades in fourth grade. I felt that they could have easily told me that the previous spring so that I had time to move her back to private school. Due to this situation, our childs self esteem and confidence in her academic abilities were devastated. She now has test anxiety and makes statements about not being smart in spite of making all As and one B this past year. If your child does not fit into Tritts bureaucratic box, you may want to carefully consider looking at other options.

Our daughter, now in 8th grade, is in all AC and high school level classes, including high school art. She has also been admitted to the gifted education program. It has taken years of hard work and seeing a therapist to improve her academic confidence. Please be aware that the administration at Tritt will NOT look at the individual childs situation. By only focusing on their bureaucratic system, Tritt caused years of anxiety and lack of academic self confidence in our daughter.

Posted: February 27, 2023

Posted: March 7, 2018

I have my 2 kids there and they are very happy studying at Tritt. Like everything, nothing is perfect. Some of the teachers are awesome, they really encourage kids to learn and grow. Others are OK, closer to the "old/traditional school" but in general it is OK. We love the focus on STEM and the positive messages about inclusion and kindness. So far a great experience.

Posted: March 7, 2018

Too much homework send home. This is just my personal opinion, kids should not be stressed out that much after a long day at school.

Posted: March 7, 2018

Posted: April 19, 2017

I have had all three of my children go through Tritt and have been so impressed with the education each has received. Over the last 12 years this school has consistently tested at the top and they are always looking to improve, not only the education but the other areas such as character building and social aspects of school. The teachers remain energetic and the children are happy and engaged. They also have amazing parents who help and other community partners that help provide a well rounded experience for all of the students.

Posted: February 27, 2017

We have been so blessed to have our two children go through Tritt. The teachers are top notch and we love the STEM initiative!

Posted: February 27, 2017

Posted: February 17, 2017

I am a child psychologist in the area, and I can say that Tritt does a better job than most schools with children with learning differences. With our own kid, they did a great job walking us through the process of developing an IEP.

Posted: February 17, 2017

We have had several positive experiences working with administration at Tritt (no negative)

Posted: February 17, 2017

There are programs like the current one "kind is the new cool" that foster compassion towards others. The mentoring, tutoring, after school activities, counselor involvement, and teachers all make sure that students are good people not just learning common core.

Posted: February 17, 2017

We have had our oldest at Tritt for the past three years. Our experience has been great. The teachers and admin are very approachable and involved in making it a great environment. We will have two more at Tritt soon, and we are happy we moved here for this school.

Posted: February 17, 2017

Great school! Great admin! Great teachers! Student focused!

Posted: April 28, 2016

I have a current 7th grader who went through Tritt and a 4th grader at Tritt this year. We moved to this district several years ago after doing extensive research just to go to Tritt. It is a fabulous school with very high achievement

Posted: April 28, 2016

Posted: October 22, 2015

The administration is very unyielding, "saving face" takes precedence over admitting a mistake was made and making a change for the benefit of the children. Input from parents doesn't seem to be welcome, especially if it would include criticism. There are some great teacher and some that are less than stellar. Unfortunately, there is little opportunity to advocate for your child to be with the former -- the administration does not value your input and will not tolerate being questioned.

Posted: June 23, 2015

I just finish Tritt, i loved it. My teacher got us very ready for 6th grade. All of the teacher always had a smile on their face. I had gone to that school since 1st grade when i first got their i had a warm welcome and everyone was nice!

Posted: August 21, 2013

What a wonderful school! We are thrilled with the education provided, the teachers and leadership as well as our daughter's great test results. As a transplant from California we chose the East Cobb area to get the wonderful schools. Thanks Tritt!

Posted: August 16, 2013

I don't think a parent could ask for much more than Tritt provides. It's a wonderful school and my first grader LOVES it here.

Posted: May 15, 2013

We love this school for absolutely great leadership and dedicated team. All school staff is a team of professionals who know how to simply work with children with different needs and skills. It was easy to communicate or ask for help. Our son loves all teacher; they have become a part of his life.

Posted: April 1, 2013

I wrote a review when my oldest child was in Kindergarten, and thought it would be helpful to update my review now that my children are older (Third and Fourth respectively). Both of my children are receiving a wonderful education at Tritt. It is truly a top notch public school. I have had the good fortune to volunteer with both the Foundation and the PTA, and the parents and administration at this school are incredibly involved and welcoming. I have seen this school continue to overcome problem after problem...lower budget, larger class sizes, change of curriculum...Yet this school continues to push ahead to meet every challenge head on and still give my children a well -rounded, exceptional education. Next year my oldest child will be in Fifth grade, and I have no concerns that she will not be well prepared to move on to middle school and beyond. If you want your child to have a solid foundation, you have chosen the right school. Keep in mind this is is a public school and it is bound by the Cobb County education system which does limit what it can do for some children, but overall I highly recommend Tritt. It is truly a fantastic community school.

Posted: December 29, 2012

I love our school and feel very blessed to have our children going here. We moved to this area specifically for this school district when our oldest was ready to start Kindergarten and it was the best decision we could have made. Our school offers so much through the Tritt Tiger Foundation and PTA programs, it is as close to a private school that a public school can get. The Foundation funds a science lab, a certified science lab teacher, two computer labs and a computer lab teacher. They also fund a floating parapro that helps out where there is need. This year, they also funded ipads for the kids to enrich their education experience.. I could go on and on... truly this school is exceptional. Parental involvement is huge and strongly encouraged with many ways to help out even if you cannot physically be there due to work or schedule. I have always had a positive experience with getting help for my daughters when they needed it, in fact the admin and staff go out of their way to do what they can when asked for help. The atmosphere when you walk through the school is a very positive one. My kids love going to school and that is the best thing a parent could ever ask for.

Posted: December 28, 2012

My daughter attends Tritt Elementary and loves it. It is a great school with a dedicated staff, teachers, and parents. My daughter just turned 5 years old at the end of August and is having a difficult time with all that is expected in Kindergarten but still loves going to school. Her teacher is doing everything she can to help her be successful. We have had great communication so far and I know the teacher has the best interest of my daughter at heart. As for those parents who are complaining that the school asks for money please note there isn't a school in Cobb County that doesn't seek money from parents. With these difficult economic times it is a requirement to seek funds for the "extras." The money that is raised by the Tritt Foundation goes to fully support the science and computer labs which are not standard classes at elementary schools in Georgia. Think about what you are getting by having your child attend an East Cobb public school and look at the prices of private schools in the area; I think you will re-evaluate your comments.

Posted: April 20, 2012

I love this school! The teachers are excellent! The administration is accessible! The FAST program (after school enrichment) is really impressive! Many programs to meet your child's learning style (family program, target). Lots of parent involvement. My kids love it and so do I!

Posted: April 16, 2011

For the person who posted the Feb 2 comment, please review your comments before posting. Poor grammar doesn't help when trying to make your point.

Posted: February 1, 2011

I have a kindergartner, I'm very surprised that nobody here mention that academics are the 2nd priority ,The school love your pocket $$$$ first, They make so many requests and events,to raise money.but you pay for all the after hrs classes. The people or families that are active on the schools have better attention,The rules do not apply for families close to the board or those that gives lots of money,They will love you. Some teachers are great educators others don't worth mention...almost of all stuff events in class are paid by the parents.

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1	Heritage Farms	Neighborhood/Subdivision	Marietta	GA		5 mi
2	Garden Hills	Condominium/Townhouse	Atlanta	GA		12.9 mi

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