Music educators honor North Gwinnett Middle School principal

Wanda Law, principal of North Gwinnett Middle School, has been named this year's recipient of the Georgia Music Educators Association Administrative Leadership Award. She will be recognized at the opening session of the group's annual conference at the end of January. Law was nominated by the music staff at her school for her unwavering support of band, chorus, guitar, orchestra, musical theater, and music technology.

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