Sanderson gets PTA's highest honor

By Jaime Sarrio

Feb 15, 2011

Cobb County Superintendent Fred Sanderson received the Life Achievement Award by the National Parent Teacher Association, the organization’s highest honor.

Abby Shiffman, co-president of the East Cobb County Council of PTAs, nominated Sanderson for the award because of his commitment to children.

“He is a tireless advocate for our children’s education, health and well-being,” said Shiffman.

Sanderson has been head of the Cobb district since 2006. He plans to retire this year.

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