Empowering Education for Every Child
Join us in our mission to ensure that every child in Georgia receives the quality education they deserve, regardless of their abilities or needs.
Pioneer RESA: A Catalyst for Educational Excellence
Comprehensive Support Services
Parent Advocacy Resources
We offer guidance and resources to help parents navigate the educational system, ensuring their children receive the support they need.
Teacher Training Programs
Our professional development workshops equip teachers with the latest strategies and tools to effectively support diverse learners.
Student Support Initiatives
Dedicated programs designed to assist students with IEPs and disabilities, fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment.
Contact Information Pioneer RESA
Regional Office
Pioneer RESA
1342 Georgia 254
P.O. Box 1789
Cleveland, GA 30528
Phone: (706) 865-2141 ext. 270
FAX: (706) 865-6748
FUTURES Director:
Dr. Meg McDuffie
mmcduffie@pioneerresa.org
Human Resources & Program Specialist:
Dr. Stacey Benson
sbenson@pioneerresa.org
FUTURES Student Support Manager:
Melanie Williams
mmwilliams@pioneerresa.org
Behavior Specialists:
Jessica Burger, BCBA
Leigh Anne Myers, LPC
lamyers@pioneerresa.org
Systems Served: Banks, Dawson, Forsyth, Franklin, Gainesville City, Habersham, Hall, Hart, Lumpkin, Rabun, Stephens, Towns, Union, White
If you live outside of the Pioneer RESA distric you can find your district at the Georgia Regional Education Service Agencies website. Click Here
Pioneer RESA Services and Resources
Pioneer RESA offers a wide range of services to support students, parents, and educators in Georgia.
What services does Pioneer RESA offer to students with disabilities?
Pioneer RESA provides specialized educational resources, advocacy, and support tailored to students with disabilities, ensuring they receive a quality education.
How can parents access resources through Pioneer RESA?
Parents can access resources by visiting the Pioneer RESA website or contacting their local representative for personalized assistance.
What training opportunities are available for teachers?
Pioneer RESA offers professional development workshops and training sessions focused on inclusive teaching strategies and special education.
How does Pioneer RESA collaborate with the Georgia Department of Education?
Pioneer RESA works closely with the Georgia Department of Education to align resources and policies that support educational equity across the state.
Can Pioneer RESA help with filing complaints against a school?
Yes, Pioneer RESA provides guidance on the process for filing complaints and can assist in navigating the necessary steps.
What is the role of Pioneer RESA in educational policy advocacy?
Pioneer RESA advocates for policies that protect students’ rights and promote evidence-based educational practices.
How can students benefit from Pioneer RESA's services?
Students benefit from tailored educational support, access to specialized resources, and advocacy for their educational rights.
What is the mission of Pioneer RESA?
The mission of Pioneer RESA is to advance educational equality through advocacy and evidence-based learning, ensuring all students have access to quality education.
How does Pioneer RESA support community involvement in education?
Pioneer RESA empowers communities by providing resources and support to demand academic integrity and equitable education for all students.
Filing a Complaint Process
Step 1
Step 1: Gather Information
Collect all relevant details about the incident, including dates, names, and any supporting documentation.
Step 2
Step 2: Contact Pioneer RESA
Reach out to Pioneer RESA for guidance on the complaint process and to discuss your concerns with an advocate.
Step 3
Step 3: Submit Your Complaint
Formally submit your complaint to the appropriate school or district authority, with assistance from Pioneer RESA if needed.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Your involvement can transform lives! Whether you’re a parent, educator, or community member, your voice matters in advocating for educational equality. Volunteer with us, participate in our advocacy programs, or seek assistance to ensure every child in Georgia receives the quality education they deserve. Together, we can champion policies that protect and empower students with disabilities. Take action now and be part of a movement that prioritizes every child’s right to learn and grow in a supportive environment.