School Profile

Our Principal
Our Students
423 enrolled
Our Story
The McBean community is located in the southern part of Richmond county approximately twenty miles from downtown Augusta. In 1735, groups of immigrants from the Scottish Highlands near Inverness, Scotland were sent by the trustees of the colonies to areas near Savannah and Augusta. Provisions and a land grant were presented to each man willing to fight the Spanish, and later the Indians, in defense of the colony. One of these frontiersmen was Locklan McBean, who was awarded a town lot in Augusta and 500 acres of "choice land" outside Augusta. Our community is named after Locklan McBean who came here from Scotland in 1796. Land was cleared on Hephzibah-McBean Road and our school was built at a cost of $5.9 million. McBean Elementary replaced Floyd Graham Elementary School. Furniture, equipment, and materials were moved over the Christmas holidays. The staff and 326 students relocated to the new McBean Elementary School on January 12, 1998.
Special Programs/ Fine Arts
- Music
- Orchestra
- Computer Science Education
- Social Studies Lab
- Safety Patrol
- Student Council
- PTO
- Science Lab
- Peer Mediators & Mentors
- Reading Teams
- Track Teams
Our Points of Pride:
- We celebrated 25 years of serving the families of the McBean Community.
- Annual Careers on Wheels event to expose our students to various career options
- Awarded a grant from Jefferson Electric to celebrate student academic success and attendance.
- Awarded a grant from John Deere to implement a STEM Program.
- Partnerships with a plethora of community partners to support the various needs of our students and staff.
- Science and Social Studies labs to provide hands-on learning opportunities for the students.
- We increased on the Georgia Milestone Assessment in the following areas: Progress, Content Mastery, and Closing the Gaps.
