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A group of children in athletic wear run across a dirt field on a sunny day.
A large group of children and adults in green shirts pose for a photo outdoors in a wooded area.
Children proudly hold certificates at an outdoor ceremony, with balloons in the background.
A sunny day at a building with a grassy area and trees.
A group of children stand on a stage decorated with Christmas lights and garland, facing an audience.
Children are engaged in playing a board game with colorful pieces on a wooden table.
A group of children and an adult sit in a circle on the floor of a room with mirrors and ballet barres.
A firefighter demonstrates equipment on a fire truck to a group of attentive children outdoors.
Children sit at a long table, each with a donut and drink, during a classroom snack time.

A scenic view of a forest with tall trees and a misty mountain range in the distance.

Small Schools. Strong Foundations. Bright Futures.

Welcome to Georgetown School, a close-knit TK–6 learning community nestled in the historic foothills of El Dorado County, California.

Georgetown School is part of the Black Oak Mine Unified School District and proudly serves families in the Georgetown Divide region. The school provides a supportive, student-centered environment where academic growth, character development, and community connection are at the heart of everything it does. With a focus on strong foundational skills, engaging classroom instruction, and meaningful enrichment opportunities, Georgetown School helps students build confidence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning. Through dedicated staff, safe learning spaces, and a strong partnership with families, the school prepares students for success in middle school, high school, and beyond.

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At a Glance

Quick stats that highlight who we are — by the numbers.

203

Enrolled students

TK-6

Learning Community

24:1

Student to teacher ratio