Chattooga County families whose children are zoned for LeRoy Massey Elementary School and Summerville Middle School have a significant opportunity to access educational funding through the Georgia Promise Scholarship program, with a critical application deadline approaching on September 30, 2025.

The Georgia Promise Scholarship offers eligible students up to $6,500 for the school year, providing financial support that can be utilized for private school tuition, homeschooling expenses, or other approved educational services.

Eligibility for this scholarship is primarily based on a student’s zoned public school being designated as “lowest-performing” by the state, falling within the bottom 25% of Georgia’s public schools. In Chattooga County, LeRoy Massey Elementary School and Summerville Middle School have been identified under this criterion, making their zoned students eligible to apply.

While not all Chattooga County students automatically qualify, parents of students zoned for these two specific schools are strongly encouraged to investigate and apply for the scholarship. This program aims to empower families with more choices for their children’s education.

Key Details for Chattooga County Families:

• Eligibility: Students are eligible if they are zoned for LeRoy Massey Elementary School or Summerville Middle School.
• Scholarship Value: Up to $6,500 per student per school year.
• Fund Usage: The scholarship funds can be used for private school tuition, homeschooling costs, or other educational services.
• Deadline: The application deadline for the Georgia Promise Scholarship is September 30, 2025.

Parents interested in learning more about the eligibility requirements and the application process should visit the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) website. Acting promptly before the September 30, 2025 deadline is crucial to secure this potential educational funding for eligible students.