A spotlight on education innovation shone brightly during the July 17, 2025 Board Meeting in Georgia, with a strong emphasis on the importance of computer science and cursive writing in schools. Board members encouraged their peers to visit Veil Rica High School to witness firsthand the advancements being made in the computer science classroom, which serves both Villa Rica and Temple students.

In a significant nod to traditional skills, the governance team highlighted the revival of cursive writing, stressing its relevance in helping students sign their own names. This initiative has gained traction, with Bowden Elementary School receiving the prestigious John Hancock proficiency ribbon for its outstanding cursive writing program. The success of this program is a testament to the commitment of Carroll County Schools to enhance educational offerings across all elementary schools.

Additionally, the board reaffirmed its dedication to social-emotional wellness, recognizing its critical role in fostering a supportive learning environment. As these initiatives unfold, the community can expect a more holistic approach to education that balances modern technology with essential life skills.