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Welcome to Willis Road Elementary! I am honored to serve as the leader of the Wolfpack and to represent the greatest staff in the state of Georgia. Our teachers and support staff are united in our effort to give our students every opportunity to grow and flourish both personally and academically. As we say at Willis Road, ‘It takes a pack to raise a wolf.”

The 2024-2025 school year marks my 22nd year as an educator in Coweta County. I began my career as an English Teacher and Baseball Coach at East Coweta High School in 2001. In 2017, I became an Assistant Principal at Newnan High School, and in 2018 I moved into the role of Athletic Director at Newnan. As I move into this new role, I look forward to serving the Willis Road community and building strong relationships with our students, families, and stakeholders.  It is going to be an amazing school year, and I look forward to seeing you all very soon! 

Go Wolfpack!

Randy A. Robbins

Principal

Willis Road Elementary

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University of West Georgia visited WRES kindergarten

University of West Georgia visited WRES kindergarten

University of West Georgia visited WRES kindergarten

University of West Georgia visited WRES kindergarten

University of West Georgia visited WRES kindergarten

University of West Georgia visited WRES kindergarten

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Pancakes with Santa
Intradistrict Transfer

2023-2024 Intradistrict Transfer Option Parent Notification

Dear Parent(s)/Guardian(s):

The Intradistrict Transfer option allows parents of students enrolled in a public elementary or secondary school in Georgia to elect to enroll their student in a public school that is located within the school district in which the student resides other than the one to which the student has been assigned by the local board of education if such school has classroom space available after its assigned students have been enrolled. The parent shall assume the responsibility and cost of transportation of the student to and from the school. Each local school district establishes its own process (available to all students) to implement the transfer requirements of Georgia’s Intradistrict Transfer option. For the Coweta County School System: A student may be transferred from another local unit of administration to an attendance district within the Coweta County School System, or a student properly enrolled in a school within the Coweta County School System shall be permitted to transfer from the school in which such student is enrolled to another school within the School System only upon one of the following conditions:

  1. The School System may transfer a student from a school in one attendance district to a school in another attendance district when such transfer is deemed necessary for the safety, within the School System, of the student, or of other students, or of faculty or staff, as determined by the School System. At a minimum, documentation as to any such transfer shall include a letter from the Associate Superintendent of the School System and a letter from the principal of the sending school, both outlining the potential harm for the student, to another student or students, or to faculty or staff.
  1. The School System may transfer a student from a school in one attendance district to an alternative school in the same or another attendance district when, based upon the conduct or academic performance of the student, such transfer is deemed to be in the best interests of the student, as determined by the School System.
  1. A student may be transferred from a school in one attendance district to a school in another attendance district when: (i) said student is in the lawful custody of the Georgia Department of Human Resources or said student has been lawfully committed to the custody of the Juvenile Justice Division of the State of Georgia; and (ii) said student has been placed in the home of a relative, in a foster home, or in some other home placement in said new attendance district by said Department or Division.
  1. A student may be transferred from another local unit of administration to an attendance district within the Coweta County School System, or the School System may transfer a student from a school in one attendance district to a school in another attendance district, or to a school in another local unit of administration pursuant to a contract between the School System and such other local unit, when such transfer is deemed necessary to provide an appropriate education to a student with a disability affecting such student’s education, as determined by the School System.
  1. The School System may transfer a student from a school in one attendance district to a school in another attendance district when such transfer is necessary to comply with existing school assignment policy (that is, when a student’s domicile changes or when the School System adopts new attendance lines).
  1. To the extent the same is considered a transfer, children or legal wards of full-time faculty, administrators, or other employees of the School System who are verified as actually living with such employee pursuant to the residency provisions set forth in Board Policy JBCCA may attend either: (i) the school in which his or her parent, guardian, or lawful custodian has been assigned or is a full-time teacher, administrator, or other employee; (ii) the grade-appropriate school located closest to the school described in (i) above; or (iii) the school located in the attendance district where the student resides. Provided, however, as to each such transfer, the School System shall make a finding that such transfer would not have a negative impact on desegregation.

The application for transfer can be found on the Coweta County School System website. You may also contact Dr. Marc Guy, Assistant Superintendent of Administrative Services, at 770-254-2801 for more information.

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2024 Teacher of the Year, Lea Davenport first grade teacher
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2024 Wolves of the Year Dauna Johnson and Debbie Schoendorf
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