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Schools and Staff Georgia Department of Education 1989 Georgia Public Education State and Local Schools and Staff Georgia Department of Education Compiled and published by Public Information and Publications Division Office of Department Management Georgia Department of Education Atlanta, Georgia 30334-5010 October 1988 Georgia Board of Education Officers James F. Smith, Chairman Hollis Q. Lathem, Vice Chairman Larry A. Foster Sr., Vice Chairman, Appeals Werner Rogers, Executive Secretary State Superintendent of Schools 2066 Twin Towers East, Atlanta 30334 Members First Congressional District Sixth Congressional District Joe Sears Larry A. Foster Sr. Rt. 1, Nahunta 31553 7989 Fisher Dr., Jonesboro 30236 (912) 264-1857 (404) 478-4000 Term expires January 1995 Term expires January 1992 Second Congressional District Seventh Congressional District Richard C. Owens James F. Smith P.O. Box 174, Ocilla 31774 11 Woodview Dr., Cartersville 30120 (912) 468-7431 (404) 382-6400 Term expires January 1990 Term expires January 1990 Third Congressional District Eighth Congressional District John M. Taylor Albert J. Abrams P.O. Box 1027, LaGrange 30241 P.O. Box 6720, Macon 31208 (404) 882-2501 (912) 741-8010 Term expires January 1990 Term expires January 1995 Fourth Congressional District Ninth Congressional District Juanita Powell Baranco Hollis Q. Lathem 3722 Birchbriar Ct. Rt. 4, Pine Lark Dr., Canton 30114 Decatur 30034 (404) 479-8735 (404) 284-4930 Term expires January 1992 Term expires January 1992 Tenth Congressional District Fifth Congressional District Bobby Carrell Bernadine Cantrell P.O. Box 690, Monroe 30655 4041 Randall Mill Rd. NW, Atlanta 30327 (404) 267-3043 (404) 231-0717 Term expires January 1992 Term expires January 1990 (Note: Members of the Georgia Board of Education are appointed by the Governor for seven-year terms.) 2 FOREWORD This education directory is prepared and distributed annu­ ally by the Georgia Department of Education as a service to educators and others interested in public education in our state. It provides information on the Georgia Board of Education, professional staff in the state education department, a number of education organizations and agencies, as well as individual school systems, their administrative and super­ visory personnel and all public elementary and secondary schools in the state. A directory of services is included in the back of the directory. The Georgia Department of Education appreciates the valuable assistance from school system superintendents and others who supplied the information in this book. Werner Rogers State Superintendent of Schools 3 Editor's Note Unless otherwise indicated, all sections and programs of the department of education should be addressed in care of the division, Georgia Department of Education, Twin Towers East, Atlanta 30334-5080. 4 Contents Georgia Board of Education . 2 Foreword .................................................................... 3 Congressional Districts . 6 Georgia Public Schools of Excellence and National Schools of Excellence . 7 Georgia Department of Education ......................................... 11 Office of State Superintendent of Schools ................................... 12 Office of Administrative Services . 12 Office of Business/Education Partnerships .................................. 22 Office of Department Management ......................................... 22 Office of Evaluation and Personnel Development ............................ 23 Office of Instructional Programs ............................................ 25 General and Vocational Instruction ....................................... 25 Special Instructional Programs ........................................... 29 Office of Special Services .................................................. 32 Public Elementary and Secondary Schools by System .................... 35 Alphabetical Listing of Georgia Public Schools .......................... 195 Superintendents and Codes of Georgia School Systems ................. 211 Appendices ............................................................... 217 Georgia Education Organizations and Agencies ............................ 218 Acronyms ................................................................ 222 Georgia Learning Resources System and Child Serve ...................... 223 Georgia Migrant Education Agencies ...................................... 225 Georgia Psychoeducational Center Network for Severely Emotionally Disturbed Children ............................. 226 Georgia Public Libraries .................................................. 230 Regional Assessment Centers for Performance-based Certification .......... 235 Regional Educational Service Agencies .................................... 238 Index ...................................................................... 241 Frequently Called Numbers .............................................. 247 Georgia Department of Education Directory of Personnel and Services .............................................. 249 GIST Listing .............................................................. 261 Order Form ............................................................... 263 5 Congressional Districts 6 Georgia Public Schools of Excellence National Schools of Excellence The prestige and popularity of the Georgia Schools of Excellence Program have grown steadily since its begin­ ning in 1984. A part ofthe National Schools of Excellence Program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Educa­ tion, the program identifies and honors unusually suc­ cessful public schools throughout our state. It is not a ranking of the best schools in Georgia, but an attempt to recognize outstanding programs from all of the state's districts. It is possible for 30 schools to be named Georgia Schools of Excellence each year: one elementary, one middle or junior high and one high school from each of Georgia's 10 congressional districts.* The national program rotates the elementary and secondary levels from year to year; elementary schools were honored nationally in 1988. (Middle and junior high schools are honored every year.) Georgia's state and national schools of excellence follow. (National Schools of Excellence are designated by a star to the left of the school name.) *Georgia schools may not be named Schools of Excel­ lence in consecutive years. 7 1986 Elementary Schools * Burroughs-Molette Elementary ............ Glynn County Fitzgerald Elementary ..................... Fitzgerald City Russell Elementary ...................... Houston County Rockbridge Elementary .................. DeKalb County * Garden Hills Elementary ..................... Atlanta City College Street School ..................... Carrollton City * Mt. Bethel Elementary ...................... Cobb County * Southside Elementary .................... Baldwin County South Jackson Elementary . Jackson County Warren Road Elementary .............. Richmond County Middle Schools and Junior High Schools Lee Roy Myers Middle School. Chatham County Hahira Middle School ................... Lowndes County A. S. Staley Middle School ................ Americus City Edwards Middle School . Rockdale County Southwest Middle School .................... Atlanta City Spalding Jr. High ........................ Spalding County Pepperell Middle School .................... Floyd County Center Jr. High ............................ Waycross City * Duluth Middle School . Gwinnett County Evans Middle School ................... Columbia County High Schools Statesboro High School .................. Bulloch County Central High School ...................... Thomas County Warner Robins High School ............. Houston County Dunwoody High School .................. DeKalb County M.D. Collins High School ................. Fulton County Morrow Senior High School .............. Clayton County Wheeler High School ....................... Cobb County Mary Persons High School ............... Monroe County t Brookwood High School . Gwinnett County Elbert County High School ................. Elbert County t This school is a 1987 National School of Excellence. The national program honors high schools on alternating years. 8 1987 Elementary Schools Barksdale Elementary . Rockdale County Huddleston Elementary .................. Fayette County Hutchinson Elementary ...................... Atlanta City Jackson Primary ............................ Butts County t Knight Elementary. Gwinnett County Lumpkin County Elementary ............ Lumpkin County Morven Primary . Brooks County t Murdock Elementary ....................... Cobb County Nevils Elementary ........................ Bulloch County Wacona Elementary ........................ Ware County Middle Schools and Junior High Schools Booth Junior High ........................ Fayette County Cook Middle ................................ Cook County Cousins Middle ........................... Newton County * Dalton Junior High ........................... Dalton City Marietta Junior High ........................ Marietta City * Shiloh Middle . Gwinnett County Sutton Middle ................................. Atlanta City Warner Robins Junior High ............. Houston County William James Middle .................... Bulloch County High Schools * Benjamin Mays High .......................... Atlanta City Brunswick High ............................. Glynn County Colquitt County High .................... Colquitt County East Rome High ................................ Rome City LaGrange High ............................ LaGrange City * Lincoln County High ....................
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