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Mayor Massell Encourages Elementary School Students in Telling What Mayors Do

(Last Updated On: December 21, 2017)
annual If I Were Mayor….I Would contest winner luncheon at the 755 Club.
Annual If I Were Mayor….I Would contest winner luncheon at the 755 Club.

As keynoter for the Georgia Municipal Association annual contest for sixth-grade students in their essays on “What I would do if I were Mayor”, former Atlanta mayor Sam Massell emphasized the key can be seeking and building on the ideas of others. He urged the twelve-year-olds to read local media, from which other programs are identified.

Massell is now president of the Buckhead Coalition, a nonprofit civic group, operating much like a little Town Hall, thus, he finds himself undertaking new initiatives, much like he did when he was in City Hall. The Municipal organization is made up of Mayors, City Councilmen, and other political office-holders; it conducts this contest annually, selecting one winner from each of the State’s twelve districts.

Six-thousand students participated in the essay-writing contest, and the winners came to Atlanta with their teachers and families to receive individual trophies, and have Selfies and photographs taken with Mayor Massell.

 

 

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Six-time STAR teacher, Alice taught Advanced Placement English, literature, composition, speech and theater for over twenty years, part of which time she also served as Director of Admissions, Development, Public Relations, and Alumni at Oak Mountain Academy. She is the managing partner of Ridley-Teal Properties and content editor for the City Menus. She is a board member of the Carroll Symphony Orchestra and enjoys playing flute with the Carroll Community Wind Ensemble.