2012 GCPS Area BOE meetings organized by new electoral districts

The 2012 on-site area Board of Education meetings in the new school electoral districts are scheduled as follows:

Tuesday, March 27, 2012, 7:00 p.m.

District IV--- Hosted by District IV Board member Dr. Robert McClure at South Gwinnett High

District IV includes the following schools:

Anderson-Livsey Elementary; Annistown Elementary; Arcado Elementary; Berkmar High; Berkmar Middle; Britt Elementary; Brookwood Elementary; Brookwood High; Camp Creek Elementary; Centerville Elementary; Craig Elementary; Five Forks Middle; Gwin Oaks Elementary; Head Elementary; Knight Elementary; Lilburn Elementary; Lilburn Middle; Mountain Park Elementary; Nesbit Elementary; Parkview High; and Partee Elementary; Pharr Elementary; Shiloh Elementary; Shiloh High; Shiloh Middle; Snellville Middle; South Gwinnett High; and Trickum Middle.

Thursday, March 29, 2012, 7:00 p.m.

District I --- Hosted by District I Board member and 2012 Vice Chairman Carole Boyce at Dacula High

District I includes the following schools:

Alcova Elementary; Archer High; Bay Creek Middle; Cedar Hill Elementary; Cooper Elementary; Couch Middle; Crews Middle; Dacula Elementary; Dacula High; Dacula Middle; Dyer Elementary; Fort Daniel Elementary; Freeman’s Mill Elementary; Grace Snell Middle; Grayson Elementary; Grayson High; Harbins Elementary; Hooper Renwick School; Lawrenceville Elementary; Lovin Elementary; Magill Elementary; McConnell Middle; Mulberry Elementary; Norton Elementary; Oakland Meadow School; Richards Middle; Rosebud Elementary; Starling Elementary; Trip Elementary; and Winn Holt Elementary.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012, 7:00 p.m.

District II --- Hosted by District II Board member Daniel Seckinger at Collins Hill High

District II includes the following schools:

Alford Elementary; Benefield Elementary; Central Gwinnett High; Collins Hill High; Creekland Middle; Duncan Creek Elementary; GIVE Center East; Harmony Elementary; Ivy Creek Elementary; Jenkins Elementary; Jones Middle; Lanier High; Mill Creek High; Moore Middle; Mountain View High; Osborne Middle; Patrick Elementary; Phoenix High; Puckett’s Mill Elementary; Roberts Elementary; Rock Springs Elementary; Simonton Elementary; Sugar Hill Elementary; Suwanee Elementary; Taylor Elementary; Twin Rivers Middle; Walnut Grove Elementary; and Woodward Mill Elementary.

Thursday, April 12, 2012, 7:00 p.m.

District V --- Hosted by District V Board member and 2012 Chairman LouiseRadloff at Meadowcreek High

District V includes the following schools:

Beaver Ridge Elementary; Bethesda Elementary; Chesney Elementary; Corley Elementary; Ferguson Elementary; GIVE Center West; Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology; Gwinnett County Online Campus; Hopkins Elementary; Kanoheda Elementary; Maxwell High School of Technology; Meadowcreek Elementary; Meadowcreek High; Minor Elementary; New Life Academy of Excellence– Norcross; Norcross Elementary; Radloff Middle; Rockbridge Elementary; Stripling Elementary; Summerour Middle; and Sweetwater Middle.

Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 7:00 p.m.

District III --- Hosted by District III Board member Dr. Mary Kay Murphy at Duluth High

District III includes the following schools:

Berkeley Lake Elementary; Buice School; Burnette Elementary; Chattahoochee Elementary; Duluth High; Duluth Middle; Harris Elementary; Hull Middle; Ivy Preparatory Academy; Jackson Elementary; Lanier Middle; Level Creek Elementary; Mason Elementary; McKendree Elementary; Monarch School; New Life Academy of Excellence– Duluth; Norcross High; North Gwinnett High; North Gwinnett Middle; Parsons Elementary; Peachtree Elementary; Peachtree Ridge High; Pinckneyville Middle; Riverside Elementary; Simpson Elementary; Sycamore Elementary and White Oak Elementary.

All meetings begin at 7 p.m. in the host school’s theater. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. and citizens may attend any one of the five meetings. These on-site meetings give constituents an opportunity to hear from their school board representatives as well as CEO/Suerintendent J. Alvin Wilbanks’ annual address on the state of the school district.

As a result of the 2010 U.S. Census, new electoral district lines were required to be drawn. An individual’s residence, not the school attended, determines which School Board member represents a particular resident.