The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) has released its updated list of lowest-performing public schools in Georgia, and two schools within the Chattooga County School System have been identified: LeRoy Massey Elementary School and Summerville Middle School. This designation means that students zoned for these schools may be eligible to receive a $6,500 voucher to attend a private school, as part of the Georgia Promise Scholarship Act approved by lawmakers last year. The Georgia Promise Scholarship Act aims to provide educational options for students in persistently underperforming schools. Parents of students zoned for LeRoy Massey Elementary School and Summerville Middle School are encouraged to explore the potential benefits of utilizing the voucher to enroll their children in a private school setting. Further information regarding eligibility requirements and the application process for the Georgia Promise Scholarship Act can be found on the GOSA website. The Chattooga County School System is also expected to release details and resources for parents in the coming days.