Recent News

Now Accepting Nominations for the GSSA 2018 Bill Barr Award
It is that time of year to solicit nominations for the 2023 Bill Barr award which is one of GSSA’s coveted recognition. In the link below is the nominating form […]
GSSA in the News – Superintendent Turnover in Georgia
https://youtu.be/HTiJJ1gI0gI
Mitchell County Board of Education seeks new Superintendent. Deadline is September 24, 2023.
The Mitchell County (GA) Board of Education has contracted Georgia School Boards Association to assist with their search for their next superintendent of schools. Application Deadline: Sunday, September 24, 2023 – 11:59 p.m., Eastern Time. Please […]
Dr. Jason Branch takes over as GSSA President!
Dr. Jason Branch (Oconee County) takes over as the GSSA President from outgoing president Dr. Aaron Geter (Wilkinson County). Dr. Branch will serve as the GSSA President until July of […]
GSSA 2023 Capitol Report, Leg Day 39
Day 39 was a day of waiting on the shoe to drop but it never came on SB 233. Instead there was a coordinated effort to use the media to put […]
GSSA 2023 Capitol Report, Leg Day 38
Day 38 was a wild ride with the focus on SB 233 Georgia Promise Scholarship Act (voucher) was added to the afternoon calendar for a vote on the House floor. […]
GSSA 2023 Capitol Report, Leg Day 37
Day 37 was a day full of last minute shenanigans with fits and starts when it comes to passing legislation. Unfortunately, SB 233 passed out of the Full House Committee with […]
GSSA 2023 Capitol Report, Leg Day 36
Day 36 was a day of single focus for legislators more specifically the House Education Policy Subcommittee. SB 233 the voucher bill consists of a $6000 per student per year Scholarship […]
GSSA 2023 Capitol Report, Leg Day 33 & 34
Days 33 and 34 consisted of very little floor action from both chambers on education legislation. Most of the activity took place in the House Education subcommittees and the full […]
GSSA 2023 Capitol Report, Leg Day 32
Day 32/40 begins with HB 147 on the floor of the Senate. The House just took up a handful of bills no education related legislation. Although, the session is moving […]