After having a wonderful day as Honorary Principal for a Day at Summit Hill Elementary School, I attended the reception for all the honorary principals at the Chattahoochee Nature Center. From Greater North Fulton Chamber members to educators to business men and women to nature center docents, everyone mingled. Participants had fantastic stories of their experiences as Principals for the Day at the Fulton County Schools. The King's Ridge Christian School Choir entertained us, docents welcomed us, and even a rescued hawk greeted us to the nature center.
Senator Brandon Beach introduced public officials, sponsors, and GNFCC committee members. Bill Day, Owner & CEO of North Ridge Restoration, and Joy Sheroerlucke, Principal of Holcomb Bridge Middle School, detailed the benefits of community involvement in the schools. Dr. Robert Avossa, Superintendent of the Fulton County Schools, stated that we have great schools in Fulton County both public and private. This is one of the reasons families move here. Paul Anderson, Chair of the GNFCC Education Committee, thanked everyone and challenged us to become a part of the school community.
Here are some pictures and a slide show of the reception at the nature center:
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| Debbie Ryals, Pam Santoro, Geoff Smith Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| King's Ridge Christian School Choir Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| Susan Brown, Kendra Plotkin & Pam Santoro Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| Pam Santoro & Shuntel Beach Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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| Senator Brandon Beach & King's Ridge Christian School Choir Reception at Chattahoochee Nature Center for Honorary Principals of the Day |
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