Garrett Middle School PTSA

07/19/2025

04/29/2025

04/13/2025

Mark your calendars!! We hope you join us as Sanders ES PTA and Garrett MS PTSA come together to host Garrett's Spring Festival. This is a free event.

04/01/2025

Super excited!!! Garrett MS PTSA & Sanders ES PTA are teaming together to host a Spring Festival at Garrett MS.

This a great opportunity to integrate the amazing Sanders Rising 6th graders to Garrett.

We hope you join us!

Do you have a business and would like to be a vendor? Send an email to [email protected] to get more information.

03/06/2025

It's that time!!!! March Madness is live!!!!

03/06/2025

03/06/2025

Urgent - CALL TO ACTION!

Please contact the House of Representatives Committee on Education and provide the following information.

I am writing or calling to express my strong opposition to the proposal to allow the state school superintendent to be appointed by the governor rather than being elected by the community. This change poses significant risks to the democratic process and the accountability that our education system requires.

An elected superintendent is directly accountable to the community, ensuring that the voices of parents, teachers, and students are heard and represented. This form of leadership fosters transparency and encourages public engagement in our educational system. When the superintendent is chosen by the people, it allows for a more responsive and responsible approach to education, tailored to the unique needs of our community.

In contrast, an appointed superintendent may prioritize the interests of the governor or political agendas over the needs of our students and schools. This shift could diminish local control and reduce the ability of stakeholders to influence educational policies that directly affect their children’s learning environment.

Moreover, the current system empowers citizens by allowing them to vote for a leader who aligns with their values and vision for education. If the governor appoints the superintendent, we risk undermining this essential democratic process, making it harder for the community to advocate for the changes and improvements our schools desperately need.

I urge you to consider the implications of this proposal carefully and to prioritize the voices of our community members in the decision-making process regarding our educational leadership. Let us preserve the democratic values that allow our schools to thrive and serve our children effectively.

Thank you for your attention to this important matter. I hope you will stand with our community in opposing this change.


Chairman, Chris Erwin Ph: (404) 656-7850
[email protected]

Georgia General Assembly - House Committee on Education

02/21/2025

WE NEED YOUR HELP: Join us in showering the county’s top teachers with resources and appreciation for the 2025 Give Our Schools a Hand Teacher of the Year Blitz!

74 teachers still need to be claimed! Here's how you can help us reach our goal:
• Visit https://tinyurl.com/3se8r7wt to learn about each teacher, their needs, and sign up to deliver resources to their classroom.
• Shop for your teacher’s supplies.
• Blitz your teacher between March 4-7.

📝 Visit https://tinyurl.com/3se8r7wt to get started!