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GSSA Annouces the Four Finalist for Georgia’s 2020 Superintendent of the Year
GSSA Announces Four State Finalists for 2020 Superintendent of the Year for the state of Georgia Each year the Georgia School Superintendents Association (GSSA) calls for and accepts Superintendent of the Year nominations from local school boards, Regional Education Service Agencies, business organizations and communities, and education colleagues from all over the state of […]
Dr. Noris Price receives national CIS ‘All In’ award.
Congratulations to Dr. Noris Price for receiving the national Communities in Schools “All In for Students Award”! See the link below for more information on Dr. Price and her recognition. https://www.unionrecorder.com/news/price-to-receive-national-cis-all-in-award/article_41326ade-d429-11e9-a26d-f780e1740696.html
2019 Fall Bootstrap Conference – October 16-17, 2019
2019 GSSA Fall Bootstrap Conference The Classic Center – Athens, Georgia October 16-17, 2019 The Georgia School Superintendents Association’s Fall Bootstrap Conference will be held at The Classic Center in Athens, Georgia. 2019 GSSA Fall Bootstrap – Conference Agenda – Coming Soon REGISTRATION 2019 GSSA Fall Bootstrap – Attendee Registration – CLICK HERE 2019 […]
Dr. Bronwyn Ragan-Martin takes over as GSSA President!
Dr. Bronwyn Ragan-Martin (Early County) takes over as the GSSA President from outgoing president Dr. Mike Newton (Jasper County). Dr. Ragan-Martin will serve as the GSSA President until July of 2020. Along with Dr. Bronwyn Ragan-Martin, GSSA will have Dr. Steve Barker of Coweta County as President-Elect, Dr. Robert Brown of Lumpkin County as Secretary-Treasurer, […]
GSSA goes to Washington
Eric Arena (Putnam County) and Michael Duncan (Pike County) joined AASA Governing Board Members Michele Taylor (Calhoun City) and Jason Branch (Oconee County) in Washington DC at the AASA Advocacy Conference July 8-9, 2019.
Gov. Kemp signs FY20 Budget at Southwest Georgia RESA
Gov. Kemp signs FY20 Budget at Southwest Georgia RESA
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 40 Sine Die
Legislative day 40, was long and cumbersome. Both chambers seemed to slow the pace down as the night lingered on and the legislative process was became very bumpy. No more evident than with HB 322 a Georgia procurement registry bill dealing with the bid process that the House and Senate seemed to become very confused […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 39
Legislative day 39, a day that lingered into the early evening. SB 68 which is the audit bill had several other bills attached to it. Including the Chief Turnaround Officer HB 32 which places supervision of the CTO under the state school superintendent instead of the state board of education. There is also a bill attached […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 38
Legislative day 38, saw a lot of chatter about the voucher bill and how it would reappear in various scenarios. After running down many of the rumors, they seemed to die on the political vine. With two days left, i never say never but the voucher bill remains in rules probably not to return this […]
GSSA Capitol Report – Day 37
Legislative day 37, where HB 83 known as the recess bill passed the Senate in its home stretch run to the Governor’s desk for his signature. This bill is in my opinion an overreach into the scheduling of each elementary school in our state. Its taken a few years to move through the legislative process but […]