Pine Log is a small, proud community set in the rural Bartow County community of Rydal.
Pine Log is a small, proud community set in the rural Bartow County community of Rydal.
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Mission
Mission
Provide
Provide
Learning
Learning
Experiences to
Experiences to
Succeed
Succeed
"The people of Pine Log work all as one for the benefit of all students."
"The people of Pine Log work all as one for the benefit of all students."
-Lisa Reeves, teacher
-Lisa Reeves, teacher
Vision
Vision
Pine Log Elementary will be a productive professional learning community who utilizes a viable curriculum to prepare all students to further their education.
About PLES
About PLES
463 students PreK-fifth grade
73 staff members
Title I School with approximately 60% of students on free or reduced lunch
Club offerings include Art Club, Beginning Birders, Chorus, Logology Robotics Team, News Crew, P.E. Challenge, and Warriors of Faith
Previous clubs: STEM Club, Crazy 8 math club, Sidewalk Chalk Team, Junior Beta Club
"The people of Rydal have always been very supportive of our teachers and students." -Sharon Hibberts, Pre-K educator
"The people of Rydal have always been very supportive of our teachers and students." -Sharon Hibberts, Pre-K educator
Our History
Our History
The Pine Log Male and Female School was established in 1868 under the principal T.M. Fulton. Records indicate that Nathaniel E. Harris, former Governor of Georgia and founder of Georgia Tech, attended school in Pine Log in the 1860's known as the Martin Academy.
The Pine Log Male and Female School was established in 1868 under the principal T.M. Fulton. Records indicate that Nathaniel E. Harris, former Governor of Georgia and founder of Georgia Tech, attended school in Pine Log in the 1860's known as the Martin Academy.
In 1869, the Pine Log Masonic Institute was opened on Tennessee Road, and the name was later changed to Pine Log High School.
In 1869, the Pine Log Masonic Institute was opened on Tennessee Road, and the name was later changed to Pine Log High School.
In 1904, Pine Log College was chartered and educated students first through collegiate level for $1.50 per month.
In 1904, Pine Log College was chartered and educated students first through collegiate level for $1.50 per month.
In 1926, the schools consolidated to Pine Log School for students in first through twelfth grade. High School students began attending high school in Cassville in the 1950's (later Adairsville High School).
In 1926, the schools consolidated to Pine Log School for students in first through twelfth grade. High School students began attending high school in Cassville in the 1950's (later Adairsville High School).
On November 11th, 1970, a fire destroyed the school, and the gymnasium was converted to classrooms. The school was rebuilt in 1971. In 1986, students in the sixth through eighth grades began attending Adairsville Middle.
On November 11th, 1970, a fire destroyed the school, and the gymnasium was converted to classrooms. The school was rebuilt in 1971. In 1986, students in the sixth through eighth grades began attending Adairsville Middle.
In 2007, a new Pine Log Elementary was built on Cass Pine Log Road.
In 2007, a new Pine Log Elementary was built on Cass Pine Log Road.
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