Carver Elementary School

Our campus carries the name of George Wagner, a Marine Corps veteran who mentored Georgetown ISD students for nearly 20 years and started the Junior University mentorship program. As the WolfPack, we keep his focus on relationships at the center of how we work with students and with each other. We serve 6th through 8th grade in Georgetown ISD. Students can join band, orchestra, choir, dance, cheer, the National Junior Honor Society, and Student Council. Athletics start with 6th grade pre-athletics, and 7th and 8th graders compete on boys and girls teams. Special education teachers, intervention teachers, and a learning support team work with students who need extra help, while school counselors and a campus nurse look after students through the day. A school resource officer serves the campus, and our library runs a Cavern Readers program and a fall fun run.

Georgetown Alternative Program (GAP) is dedicated to providing a nurturing and supportive educational environment for students with diverse learning needs, particularly those aged 5 to 18 who may experience language-based learning disabilities or are classified as twice-exceptional. The core mission of GAP is to empower these students by fostering their unique strengths while addressing their individual challenges through tailored educational strategies. The school employs a holistic approach that integrates specialized programs and therapeutic methodologies, ensuring that each student receives personalized attention and support. With a low student-teacher ratio, GAP emphasizes strong family partnerships, recognizing that collaboration between educators and families is essential for student success. The school's unique community events and specialized facilities further enhance the learning experience, creating an inclusive atmosphere where students can thrive academically and socially. By prioritizing individualized learning and community engagement, Georgetown Alternative Program stands out as a beacon of hope and support for families navigating the complexities of special education.

At Harmony Science Academy–Georgetown, students study a STEM-focused curriculum within Harmony Public Schools' charter network. An after-school academy extends the day, giving children another place to learn and take part in the campus community.