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2017 Overall Chapter Georgia Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference 2017 - Overall Chapter Overall Chapter HS Place School 1st South Forsyth High School 2nd Parkview High School 3rd Gwinnett School Of Math Science And Technology 4th Lowndes High School 5th Lambert High School 6th Tucker High School 7th Winder-Barrow High School 8th Johns Creek High School 9th Chamblee High School 10th Peachtree Ridge High School 11th Forsyth Central High School 11th Dunwoody High School 13th Woodstock High School 14th Arabia Mountain High School 15th Irwin County High School 15th Franklin County High School 17th Trion High School 18th Newton College And Career Academy 19th Shiloh High School 20th Hart County High School 21st Harris County High School 22nd Westlake High School 23rd A.R.Johnson Health Science And Engineering Magnet School 24th Norcross High School 25th Lakeside High School - Evans 26th Pickens High School 27th Dade County High School 27th Loganville High School 27th Crawford County High School 30th Walnut Grove High School 30th Monroe Area High School 1 / 6 Georgia Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference 2017 - Overall Chapter Place School 30th Morrow High School 33rd North Cobb High School 33rd Flowery Branch High School 35th Oconee High School 36th West Forsyth High School 36th Marietta High School 36th Coffee High School 39th Ridgeland High School 39th Eastside High School 39th Gilmer High School 42nd East Coweta High School 42nd Alcovy High School 42nd Northside High School 45th Cross Keys High School 45th Collins Hill High School 45th Burke County High School 45th Grady High School 45th Northview High School 50th Ola High School 50th Toombs County High School 50th Union County High School 53rd Duluth High School 53rd Alpharetta High School 55th George Walton Academy HS 56th Rabun County High School 56th Mary Persons High School 58th Discovery High School 58th Appling County High School 60th East Laurens High School 60th Gainesville High School 62nd Towers High School 62nd South Gwinnett High School 62nd Fannin County High School 2 / 6 Georgia Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference 2017 - Overall Chapter Place School 65th Sandy Creek High School 65th Jonesboro High School 65th Jasper County High School 68th Bacon County High School 68th G.W. Carver 68th Lithonia High School 71st Southwest Dekalb High School 72nd Hiram High School 72nd Vidalia Comprehensive High School 72nd Tri Cities High School 72nd Cook High School 72nd Druid Hills High School 72nd West Laurens High School 72nd Apalachee HS 72nd Peach County High School 72nd Brooks County High School 72nd Mount Zion High School 72nd Miller Grove High School 72nd Langston Hughes High School 72nd Wilkinson County High School 72nd Mill Creek High School 72nd Lakeside High School - Dekalb 72nd Charles Drew High School 72nd Maynard H. Jackson High School 72nd Statesboro High School 72nd Bremen High School 72nd North Forsyth High School 72nd Stone Mountain High School 72nd Mcnair H.S. 72nd Emanuel County Institute High School 72nd Lanier High School 72nd Fitzgerald High School 72nd Dalton High School 3 / 6 Georgia Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference 2017 - Overall Chapter Place School 72nd Forest Park High School 72nd Westside High School 72nd Coretta Scott King Young Womens Leadership Academy/ Best Academy 72nd Carrollton High School 72nd Alonzo A Crim Open Campus High School 72nd Swainsboro High School 72nd Redan High School 72nd Effingham College & Career Academy 72nd Berkmar High School 72nd Habersham Central High School 72nd Clarkston High School 72nd DeKalb Early College Academy 72nd Houston County Career Academy 72nd Spalding High School 72nd Grayson High School 72nd Dawson County High School 72nd Cambridge High School 4 / 6 Georgia Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference 2017 - Overall Chapter Overall Chapter MS Place School 1st Hahira Middle School 2nd Franklin County Middle School 3rd Pine Grove Middle School 4th Harris County Carver Middle School 5th Chattanooga Valley Middle 6th Hart County Middle School 7th Lowndes Middle 8th Tucker Middle School 9th East Coweta Middle School 10th Marietta Middle School 11th Ben Hill Middle School 12th Rothschild Leadership Academy 13th Henderson Middle School 14th Peachtree Charter Middle School 15th Appling County Middle School 15th Mary McLeod Bethune Middle 17th Memorial Middle School 18th Fannin County Middle School 19th Morgan County Middle School 20th Champion Theme Middle 21st George Walton Academy MS 22nd Dutchtown Middle School 23rd Irwin County Middle School 24th Oglethorpe Charter School 24th South Effingham Middle School 24th East Laurens Middle School 27th Stone Mountain Middle School 27th Indian Creek Middle School 27th Brooks County Middle School 30th Druid Hills Middle School 31st Veterans Memorial Middle School 5 / 6 Georgia Technology Student Association State Leadership Conference 2017 - Overall Chapter Place School 32nd Eagle's Landing Middle School 32nd Buford Middle School 34th Thomson-Mcduffie Middle School 34th Sequoyah Middle School 34th Burke County Middle School 34th Coffee County Middle School 34th Creekland Middle School 34th Redan Middle School 6 / 6 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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