Georgia School Superintendent’s Professional Development Program Panelists

Dr. Veronica Brown, the Superintendent of Mitchell County Schools, was recently chosen to serve on a panel for the Georgia School Superintendent's Professional Development Program. She and four other superintendents spoke with and inspired 31 aspiring superintendents. The Superintendent Professional Development Program (SPDP) is a two-year program designed to prepare future superintendents for the challenging and demanding role of leading a school district. The program focuses on developing executive skills in strategic leadership, school governance, community relations, and organizational leadership, all of which are essential for a successful superintendent.

Pictured: Dr. Johnathan Roberts (Macon County), Travis Thomas (Pickens County), Dr. Veronica Brown (Mitchell County), Dr. Richard Rogers (Houston County), Steve Cole (Rabun County)