Recent News

Dr. Rob Brown takes over as GSSA President!
Dr. Robert Brown (Lumpkin County) takes over as the GSSA President from outgoing president Dr. Bronwyn Ragan-Martin (Early County). Dr. Brown will serve as the GSSA President until July of […]
GSSA 2021 Spring Bootstrap Conference Presentations
In the links below you will find the presentations for some of our great speakers at the 2021 Spring Bootstrap Conference. Please let us know if you have any questions […]
Food Service Sustainability Solutions, AirGenie Air Sanitizer, has earned the Georgia Made Certification
Food Service Sustainability Solutions became a GSSA sponsor last year and displayed the AirGenie Air Sanitizer during our 2020 Fall Bootstrap in Athens. They have recently earned the Georgia Made […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 39 & 40
The last two days of the session were long and the mischief was minor Sine Die 2021. Several education bills did pass the session and April 1st is the beginning […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 38
Day 38, was a long and arduous day. SB 47 the voucher expansion legislation passed the House floor by a 91-71. This adds Section 504 students for eligibility for this […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 37
FY22 Budget HB 81 passes the Senate. The House and Senate have appointed their conferees to hammer out their -what appears to be -minor differences. It should be make […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 36
Well, day 36 proved to be the day that SB 47 Special Needs Expansion voucher was voted out of the House Ed Committee. (11-5) Ironically, it will be carried by Rep. […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 34 & 35
With five legislative days remaining, the activity has picked up slightly with slow but steady floor voting in both chambers. Just not much concerning K-12 public education. Both the House […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 32 & 33
Interestingly, the pace of the session remains slow. The House Education Committee heard two bills late Tuesday afternoon: SB 159 – The alternate transportation bill allowing local districts to opt […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 30 & 31
Legislative Days 30 and 31 were relatively quiet and routine. The House Education Committee met and moved several Senate bills forward. SB 88 – One of two of Governor Kemp’s teacher […]