Mr. Roosevelt Foreman
Assistant Principal
Room C101, 404.802.3011


Mr. Roosevelt Foreman spent twenty-two years coaching football at Southside, Turner, and Carver High Schools. In 1995, Mr. Roosevelt Foreman became the new vice principal. He brought a fresh new approach for correcting discipline problems. "Getting parents to come to school, I feel, is the most effective method for improving and correcting discipline problems, Mr. Forman said. He thought that absenteeism and tardiness to class were some of the most important problems facing the school. Another part of Mr. Foreman's ideology was that he supported the teachers so that they could teach rather than spend most of their time on discipline problems. "I think he is a real team leader and he knows how to work well with the faculty," Diana Porter, teacher, said.

Ms. Carrie MacBrien
Magnet Coordinator
Room C326, 404.802.3015


Carrie MacBrien has more than ten years of teaching experience and three years of supervisory experience as an English Department chairperson. She received a B.A. and an M.Ed. from Emory University, and she attended Georgia State University for postgraduate coursework.

In her current position with the magnet program, she develops and implements the curriculum for approximately 350 students, coordinates the recruitment process, manages the budget, and serves as a liaison with business, industry and the community.