The Program - Fulton County Schools

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PRE-PROGRAM ENTERTAINMENT Eric Zhang and Eric Dukes, Pianists, Roswell High School

Jessica Scislowicz, Harpist, Roswell High School Atlanta Hawks Cheerleaders

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The Program

Entertainment.............................................................................................Kendall Brown, Alpharetta High School Welcome...........................................................................................................................Wendy Corona, WSB-TV

PARADE OF HONOREES

Opening Remarks ..........................................................................................................................Dr. Mike Looney Superintendent, Fulton County Schools

Entertainment .............................................................................................Chorus, Wolf Creek Elementary School

LUNCH

Entertainment ................................................................Steel Drum Ensemble, Medlock Bridge Elementary School

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS

Blue Ribbon Partnership Awards...........................................................................................................Julia Bernath Vice President, District 7, Fulton County Board of Education

Prestigious Partner Award .....................................................................................................................Linda Bryant President, District 4, Fulton County Board of Education

Entertainment..........................................................................................Chamber Orchestra, Roswell High School Overall Support Professional of the Year...............................................................................................Patrick Burke

Chief Operations Officer, Fulton County Schools

mEd WeissTransportation Department___

Overall School Professional of the Year....................................................................................Dr. Gyimah Whitaker Area Superintendent, South Learning Community, Fulton County Schools

mMartina FranklinLiberty Point Elementary School___

Overall Fulton County Schools Teacher of the Year..............................................Dr. Mike Looney, Superintendent; Cliff Jones, Chief Academic Officer, Fulton County Schools; Linda McCain, District 5

and Katie Reeves, District 2, Fulton County Board of Education

mPamela WhitlockChattahoochee High School

Escorted by members of the Chattahoochee High School Drum Line, Mascot and Cheerleaders Presentation of Traveling Trophy – 2017-2018 Teacher of the Year, Kiana Pinckney, Palmetto Elementary School___

Entertainment: .....................................................................................................Jazz Band, Creekside High School Closing Remarks ....................................................................................................................................Brian Noyes

Chief Communications Officer; Ron Wade, Chief Talent Officer, Fulton County Schools

Pam Whitlock knew from a young age that she wanted to be a teacher. "I can remember begging my older brother to play school with me,"she said, "and if that wasn't successful, I would line up my dolls and teach them. However, I have a rather unique path that has led me to

teach computer science at Chattahoochee High School." After college graduation with a degree in Elementary

Education and Reading, Ms. Whitlock believed she was going to change the world by teaching all students to read. She began as a first grade and preschool special needs teacher in North Carolina and later moved to Atlanta, where she took a job as a director of a daycare and preschool. After her second child was born, she was a stay-at-home mom for over a decade, which she also refers to as her "temporary hiatus" from teaching.

During that time, she and her husband started a business, an online allowance management system for kids and families. Through that business venture, she developed a love for technology and programming but began to miss teaching. At 40 years old, she retooled her career to combine her love of teaching with her new interest in programming and went back to school. She renewed her teaching certificate, earned an additional Business Education certification and received a graduate degree from the Computer Science Endorsement program at Southern Polytechnic State University. Just as she finished, Chattahoochee High School added computer science classes to their Career Technology and Agricultural Education (CTAE) program – a perfect match for her skillset and interests. As a mother of four children, all

who attended Chattahoochee, joining "the Hooch family" was a natural fit.

Since she began teaching, the number of computer science courses at Chattahoochee has doubled. Equally important as the study of computer science is her relationships with students. "My greatest teaching joy has come from former students who, although they may have struggled in my class, went on to college and are pursuing computer science careers. They did not let a test score define a career path for themselves."

As the 2019 Teacher of the Year, Ms. Whitlock has this reflection, "My inspiration for teaching - what fulfills me and gets me out of bed in the morning - is the potential for

impacting students beyond the four walls of my classroom. The relationships that we build can last a lifetime and watching a student grow from being nervous and unsure to confident and intellectually curious is simply amazing. As teachers, we can never doubt the impact that we have on all students, even the ones who may not show us their best selves. Find what gives you passion and joy in teaching. Hang on to your passion and joy of being a learner. Combine those two to create an oasis for your students. This will be one in which every child can develop a love of learning, a skillset that will provide opportunities for success throughout their lives and the confidence to trust in their own abilities without regard to existing barriers."

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2019 Teacher of the Year

PAMELA WHITLOCK ———————————————————————————

“My inspiration for teaching

is the potential for impacting students

beyond the four walls of my classroom.”

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SCOTT HANSON North Springs Charter High School Central Learning Community m—————————North Springs Principal Scott Hanson believes that all students just need the right environment

and an opportunity to experiment and grow. "My vision going forward is to continue creating a school where all students can learn, and where teachers are valued as professionals," he says "our core beliefs encompass a positive school atmosphere, meaningful collaboration, purposeful coaching and mentoring, and a sense of community. We call this The North Springs Way." Mr. Hanson is finishing his third year as North Springs' principal after having spent four years as a principal and 10 years as an assistant principal in Orlando, FL.

2019 Principals of the Year

MARTIN NEUHAUS Barnwell Elementary School Northeast Learning Community m———————-——Martin Neuhaus has served as principal at Barnwell Elementary for nearly four years. Having a long history with FCS, he has served in

various positions during his tenure. Originally a teacher at Findley Oaks Elementary School, he moved up the ranks as an administrative intern shadowing principals at four FCS schools for six months before becoming a summer school principal at North Springs and then principal at Shakerag Elementary School for 14 years. "I hope to build and work with collaborative teams that empower teachers and students to continuously improve," he said. "Our vision at Barnwell is to be a joyful community of engaged and empowered learners."

CHARLES CHESTER Northwestern Middle School Northwest Learning Community m—————————"My mission is to fertilize and cultivate the soil where all students can maximize growth," says Charles Chester, who has served

as Northwestern's principal, since 2015. From 2008-2012, he went from a math teacher to an administrative assistant at Woodland Middle School, and then served as an assistant principal at Alpharetta High School from 2012-2015. Going forward, Mr. Chester envisions redefining success by growth and providing all students with the opportunities to experience growth. "This opens a pathway for all students to feel valued and to experience success." During the 2019-2020 school year, Mr. Chester accepted the top Leadership position at Langston Hughes High School and became its principal.

LATOYA MILEY A. Philip RandolphElementary SchoolSouth Learning Communityand Achievement Zonem————-—————LaToya Miley, as a veteran educator, believes that all students can learn

and will learn in the right environment: a blended learning environment that is data-driven, rigorous and relevant for each student. "I take great pride in serving as the number one advocate for ALL students," she says. Her experiences, combined with her data-driven and strategic approach to teaching and learning, have contributed to her success as a leader in elementary, middle and high schools in Fulton County. An educator for 20 years, Miley has served 14 years in FCS as a teacher, lead data support specialist, assistant principal and as executive manager for the Superintendent prior to her leadership position as A. Philip Randolph principal. Her vision is "to ensure all students and teachers are provided a conducive learning environment, which ultimately leads to success." In 2019, she became principal of Sandtown Middle School.

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2019 School Professional of the YearMARTINA FRANKLIN

——————————————————————————Martina Franklin, Paraprofessional,

loves what she does and generously

shares the credit of her designation

as School Professional of the Year

with her colleagues. In the four

years that she's been at Liberty

Point Elementary School, Ms.

Franklin says it has been an amazing journey working

with a supportive teaching and administrative team, as

well as the unique group of students in her care. "I

became an educator simply to make a difference in the

lives of children," she says. "Within this short time, I

have acquired additional tools and techniques that

ensure my students' academic growth and development.

Furthermore, I pride myself in assisting and encouraging

students to express themselves through performing and

visual arts.” Ms. Franklin is the co-chair of Liberty Point

Fine Arts, which consists of dance, step, band, art club,

yearbook and drama. "It is truly a pleasure to work with

Ms. Franklin on a daily basis," said Liberty Point Principal

James Payne. "Her hard work and dedication to ensuring

that all students reach their full potential makes her an

irreplaceable staff member!"

Teaching is her passion, and Ms. Franklin shares that

it requires patience, understanding and enthusiasm, as all

children are unique and must have a stimulating educational

environment where they can grow physically, mentally,

emotionally and socially. "My overall goal is to maximize

my time as an assistant by providing great instruction and

following models from training. Creating a well-rounded

learning environment will channel a 21st century mindset

and creative thinking."

“I became an educator simply

to make a difference in the lives of

children.”

Ed Weiss is a longtime transporta-tion veteran of Fulton County Schools. He is known for his relentless dedication to his student riders and Centennial High School teammates.

"I have had the privilege of working with Ed for many years,"

said Sam Ham, FCS Executive Director of Transportation Services. "He is a born instructor and a good bus driver. In early times, he trained new prospective bus drivers and competed in the annual School Bus Road-e-o (a mini-Olympics/NASCAR competition where safety and precision driving are the coveted skills). He always finishes in the top 10 best Road-e-o contenders in the district - out of 800 drivers!"

A North Carolina native who transferred to Georgia for work, Mr. Weiss was previously employed by AT&T as an electronics technician, as well as a production specialist for Lucent Technologies. He also has experience as an

over-the-road (OTR) driver of big trucks before coming to FCS to drive school buses. With those skills, students can really feel safe with Mr. Weiss at the wheel. "I’m very happy about the support professionals being recognized

for our contribution to our students' education," Mr. Weiss said. He believes it will help them become responsible, productive citizens. “I’m humbled and honored to have been chosen to represent this group."

Stuart Berry, a Transportation North Supervisor who has known Mr. Weiss for 11 years, adds, "Ed is always willing to offer guidance or tips for anyone who asks. Whether it is about handling students or how to improve Road-e-o performance, Ed is always there with a quiet and determined demeanor to help other drivers. There is nothing Ed won’t do if he is asked for help, and he does so with grace and charm."

“I’m humbled and honored to

have been chosen to represent this group."

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ED WEISS ———————————————————————————

2019 Overall Support Professional of the Year

Support Professionals of the Year

MELISSA BACILE Academics

TAMMY STREETER South Transportation

CHRISTOPHER FARMER North Maintenance

DAFFANY REED Talent

RAFAELA CHAVEZ Information Technology

PAUL JONES Operations

ELEMENTARY TEACHER PROFESSIONALSCHOOLS OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR ____________________________________________________________________________Abbotts Hill Pam Jenkins Tayler Leslie Alpharetta Elle Fergus Maureen WalesAmana Academy Nicole Woodard Sarah Noman Barnwell Jamie Silverboard Ellen Basile Mary M. Bethune Tess Burns Ranndi Reed Birmingham Falls Beth Nation Carrie Hilliard Brookview Vanessa Charles Atiya Carruth Campbell Erica Terrell Adonica Lopez Cliftondale Erica Jones Hope Render Cogburn Woods Kathy Gould Jackie Foote College Park DeShunta Jones Valencia Durden Conley Hills Kosher Estes-Asberry Wandra Ponder Crabapple Crossing Lizzie Chalpan Anne Bopp Creekview Julie Stallard Sangeetha Suhanthan Dolvin Hope Knight Nancy Adams Dunwoody Springs Latoya Tolefree Betty Grivakis Feldwood Tiffany Wideman Edwin Powell Findley Oaks Karen Reed Evelyn Sanchez C.H. Gullatt Elbony Johnson Aundrea Hammock Hapeville Jessica Shaw Eleanora Dunn Heards Ferry Ilana Adler Valerie Gardner Hembree Springs Leigh Wagner Beverly Shiotelis Heritage Donneka Slade Vanessa Vargas High Point Benita Bearden Colleen Zeller Asa G. Hilliard Anita Whyte-Otu Raymond Selmon Hillside Innai Thompson Beth Zermuehlen Hamilton E. Holmes Johanna Coley Dr. Eugenia Fletcher Ison Springs Rina Correa James Reaves Esther Jackson Lindsey Walker In Sook Moon Lake Forest Laurie Cummings Kendra Hutcherson Lake Windward Michelle Levesque Blair Boyle Seaborn Lee Victoria Duckett Sheila Brewster S.L. Lewis Joycelyn Hamilton Valencia Brock Liberty Point Gemayel Joiner Martina Franklin Manning Oaks Michelle Neal Stamatia Hagen The Main Street Academy Lera MiddlebrooksMedlock Bridge Madison Clark Melissa Millikan Mimosa Nicole Whitehurst Gloria Hernandez-Hilliard Mountain Park Tiffany Barnes Molly Keogh New Prospect Ashley Flaherty Michelle Levine Love T. Nolan Teneisha Hiter Deandra Wooden Northwood Nicole Sickle Victoria Walker

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2019 Employees of the Year

ELEMENTARY TEACHER PROFESSIONALSCHOOLS OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR ____________________________________________________________________________Oakley Samantha Jackson Dominique Johnson Ocee Kathie Justice Kathy Nugent Palmetto Traci Dickens Marcie Lewis Parklane Erica Pendleton Rosa Colon A. Philip Randolph Joslin Gumbs Gwendolyn Jucks Renaissance LaTasha Rutledge Towanda McMullen River Eves Lizzie Fragale Susan Gowin Roswell North Katrina Scoggins Loletha Glass Shakerag Melissa Minore Erin Collins Spalding Drive Kellie Sprinkle Tiffany Plowden State Bridge Crossing Suzie Hall Debra Krupp Stonewall Tell Christine Carr Martreica Fobbs Summit Hill Lauren Goldfuss Patty Lico Sweet Apple Rebekah Sexton Nancy Lattanzi Vickery Mill Amy D'Eloia Laura Robinson Evoline C. West Michell Tankell Tiffany Yates Wilson Creek Klio Henderson Alicia Harrington Woodland Jessica Chambliss Stephanie Cumberbatch Wolf Creek Casey Hall Brittani Lyles

MIDDLE TEACHER PROFESSIONALSCHOOLS OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR ____________________________________________________________________________ Autrey Mill Lizzie Haber Marissa Jonas Bear Creek Keenan Cameron Victoria Washington Camp Creek Lon Gibson Valerie Franklin Crabapple Maggie Nelms Marianne Sher Elkins Pointe Malikah Williams Traci Dease Fulton Academy of Science and Technology Lionel Thompson Haynes Bridge Tonya Henderson Alton Bryant Holcomb Bridge Nakitah Browne Hannah Milligan Hopewell Lisa Waldorf Mary Mueller Ronald E. McNair Rosanna Schofield Felicia Nobles Northwestern Lindsay Coberly Maria Gavenchak Renaissance Mellonee Bowen Alfredo Ramirez Ridgeview Jessica Burgess Florence Kosloski River Trail Heather Wright Claire Graff Sandtown Terrel Matchett Tanja Beauford-Vernon Sandy Springs Mary Frost Ayana Veal Taylor Road Maria Andres Lea Anne Moxley Webb Bridge Julianne Hunter Neeta Seletsky Paul D. West Takisha Freeland Howard Turner Jr. Woodland Tenisha Blackman Keteria Franks-Smith

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Former Fulton County Schools Teachers of the Year Fulton created its Teacher of the Year program in 1975. In 1985, the recognition process changed to align with the Georgia

Department of Education’s Teacher of the Year program.

Kiana Pinckney, 2017-18 Allison Kerley, 2016-17 Meredith Tongue, 2015-16 Jameda C. Owens, 2014-15 Jennifer Sweigart, 2013-14 Jennie Scott, 2012-13 Pamela Haight, 2011-12

Shelby Steinhauer, 2011-12 Stephanie Clower, 2010-11 Meredith Reddy, 2009-10 Rebecca Perkins, 2008-09 Basil Lee, 2007-08 Nathifa Williams, 2006-07 Kelley York, 2005-06 Adell Atwood, 2004-05

Dru Tomlin, 2003-04 Susan Messer, 2002-03 Barbara Wolf, 2001-02 Amber Weldon Stephens, 2000-01 Lori Martinez, 1999-00 Charla Weinsier, 1998-99 Debra Mosley, 1997-98 Catherine Suess Nilsson, 1996-97

Myriam Seone, 1995-96 David Rector, 1994-95 Jeanne Grover, 1993-94 Steve Terry, 1992-93 Doug Martin, 1991-92 Rusty Hudson, 1990-91 Herb Cox, 1989-90 Sue Heller, 1988-89 Barbara Atchley, 1987-88 Myrna Robinson, 1986-87

Nancy Borgschulte, 1985-86 Jane Willingham, 1982-83 Claudia Melear, 1981-82 Janet Kinard, 1979-80 Linda Lee-Parker, 1977-78 Wanda Daniel, 1975-76 Doris Robertson, 1974-75

Former Fulton County Schools Principals of the Year Fulton created its Principal of the Year program in 2012.

Dan A. Sims 2012 Melinda Springman 2013 Kindra Smith 2014

Tim Duncan 2015 Alexandra Bates 2016 Dr. Ritu Ahuja 2017

Dr. Duke Bradley 2018

HIGH TEACHER PROFESSIONALSCHOOLS OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR ____________________________________________________________________________Alpharetta Amy Landi Denise Baugh Benjamin Banneker Latoya Morgan Tammy Styles Cambridge Brad Coulter Karen Thimsen Centennial Christopher Buechner Dana Smith Chattahoochee Pamela Whitlock Cynthia Butler Creekside Danea Bennett Linda Brooks Hapeville Charter Academy Alexus Green Richard Basil Langston Hughes Taneisha Favors Patrick Arnold Independence John Chase Campbell Penny Najar Johns Creek Jamie Chuven Lisa Hoot McClarin Success Academy Amanda C. Buck Garolyn Forts Milton Gillian Miller Kara Peters North Springs Brittany Peyton Michael Farmer Northview Sean Morgan Evelyn “Odette” Talbert Riverwood Patricia Lawrimore Gordon Ellison Roswell Daniel Waldroup Jennifer Miner Tri-Cities Octavious Hose Darron Franklin Westlake Alanna Johnson Candice E. Williams-Hickman

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2019 Blue Ribbon Partners The Blue Ribbon Partnership Award recognizes outstanding relationships between schools and their business/ community partners. Each year, schools nominate their partners for this honor. We appreciate all of the partners for their generous contributions of time, talent and resources. Thank you for all that you do!

2019 BLUE RIBBON PARTNERS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARTNERS ————————————————————-

Abbotts Hill Dojo Karate

Alpharetta Alpharetta Fire Department Station #5, Shift C

Amana Academy LexisNexis Risk Solutions

Mary M. Bethune Take23

Birmingham Falls Dojo Karate

Brookview East Point Parks and Recreation

Campbell Jireh Counseling

Cliftondale Safe Haven After School Program

College Park Path to Shine St. Johns Episcopal

Dolvin Mathnasium Johns Creek

Dunwoody Springs Carl Francois Vending

Findley Oaks Smile Doctors

C.H. Gullatt Love Fellowship Christian Church

Hapeville Porsche Cars North America, Inc.

Heards Ferry Mathnasium Sandy Springs

Heritage Masonic Lodge

Asa G. Hilliard Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

Hamilton E. Holmes 100 Black Men of South Metro

Esther Jackson Veronika Barash, Realtor

Lake Forest Peachtree Presbyterian Red Dot Initiative

S.L. Lewis Les Gemmes, Atlanta Chapter

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PARTNERS————————————————————-

Liberty Point Union City Parks and Recreation

Manning Oaks C3

Medlock Bridge Mellow Mushroom

Mimosa Los Ninos Primero

Mountain Park Together Planning

New Prospect Sylvan Learning Alpharetta

Love T. Nolan Redemption of Fellowship Church

Northwood Summit Counseling

Oakley New City Church

Palmetto Abundant Grace Church

Renaissance APEC

River Eves Piedmont Urgent Care by WellStreet – East Roswell

Seaborn Lee LaShandra Kuttke

Shakerag Smile Doctors

State Bridge Crossing Chick-fil-A

Stonewall Tell Truth Honey

Summit Hill Dr. Michael Leach, DDS

Vickery Mill Wild Slice

Evoline West Landmark Christian School

Wilson Creek Emory Johns Creek Hospital

Wolf Creek City of South Fulton City Council

Woodland Delta Community Credit Union

2019 Blue Ribbon Partners

MIDDLE SCHOOL PARTNERS————————————————————-Camp Creek South Fulton City Council Woman

Elkins PointeHaynes Bridge Ronald E. McNair

Northwestern Renaissance SandtownSandy SpringsTaylor Road

Webb BridgeWoodland

Helen Willis North Point Community ChurchSummit Counseling World Changers Church International Chapman Orthodontics City of South Fulton City Council Brandhouse Ink New York Life Insurance McDonalds-State Bridge/ Johns Creek LRJ Foundation Future Foundation

HIGH SCHOOL PARTNERS————————————————————-

Alpharetta Peachtree College Planning

Benjamin Banneker Communities in Schools

Cambridge Cambridge PTSA - Amy Christiansen, Business Partners

Centennial Tide Dry Cleaners

Creekside Subway Restaurant

Langston Hughes Car Francois Vending

Independence StandUp For Kids

Johns Creek Pathways to life

McClarin Success Academy One Talent

Tri-Cities Rites of Passage Atlanta

Thank You for Sponsoring the Legacy of Excellence Awards

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF GEORGIA Hopewell Middle School

2019 Prestigious PartnersThe 2019 Prestigious Partner Award exemplifies school/business collaboration for optimal student success. All 2019 Blue Ribbon partnerships were eligible to be considered for this esteemed award. Congratulations!

The partnership between Junior Achievement of Georgia and Hopewell Middle School is long-standing and always evolving to keep up with an ever-changing society. Junior Achievement (JA) is a non-profit organization that helps foster work- readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills using experiential learning. JA’s hope is to inspire students to dream big and reach their potential.

Hopewell Middle School first partnered with Junior Achievement on a school-based level in which JA arranged for volunteers from the community to come into classrooms to deliver hands-on lessons. Shortly after, seventh grade students traveled to the JA Chick-Fil-A Foundation Discovery Center and participated in JA Finance Park where they practiced in developing and committing to a personal budget through hands-on activities. A few years later, sixth-grade students started attending JA BizTown which allowed students to

operate businesses, understand checking accounts, budgets, and vote for mayor.

Hopewell Middle School sixth and seventh graders have been traveling to Atlanta to visit Junior Achievement for many years now. Every year the program progresses and becomes more meaningful for students. Through the workbooks and materials provided prior to the visits and the hands-on application of skills, students are being provided important information to help them make difficult decisions about how to best prepare for their educational and professional future.

Students from Hopewell Middle School, as well as students at the other 18 middle schools in the district, eagerly look forward to the Junior Achievement simulation trips each year and teachers are provided with meaningful ways to help students grasp difficult economic concepts. Hopewell hopes to see this partnership continue for many years to come.

Ambassadors for the 2019 Legacy of Excellence Awards

PLANNING COMMITTEE Deidra Buckner Suzanne Eaton Tiffany Gleaton Selecia Golden Kim Hartwell Diane Justice Kiva Kelley

Samantha Maxey Connie Michel Deidra Nealy

Shantel Palmer Alphia L. Price Princess Roman Laura Stowell

Darlene M. Trigg

LaVera Trosclair Tracy Watson

AMBASSADORS Saadia Billingsley

Lauren Blake Frederica Bowens Tamara Bradley Joanette Brewer

Max Charles Terri Chow

Robert Clough Dawn Corley Shelby Dennis Lorraine Dixon Verinda Dukes

Melinda Edwards Olga Etris

Sue Fetherston Altaviese Fennell Sharon Franklin

Jill Golden Rachel Hardy

Kimberly Howard Anthony Hudson Angela Humphries Vanessa Ibanitoru ShaMena Jackson Zortavia Jennings

Anecia Jones Fredrica Jones

Lashundra Jones Yvonne Lane

Traci Marks Terry Mitchell Tiffiany Mosby

Tania Muniz Charita Ogletree

Adwoh Peek Michael Pimpton Dawn Pinckney

Kali Preston Heide Prouse

Maurice Roebuck Chelsea Rowe Tyson Phillips Quentin Smith Randy Stewart Pamela Sytsema

Fulton County Schools’: Accounting Services, Communications,

Contracting, Fine Arts, Information Technology,

Talent and Human Resources,

Transportation and Warehouse & Printing

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Dalton Fischel Design

EdHear, Inc.

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