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Leadership

Principal Betsy Bockman has been an educator for 17 years, serving as an elementary school principal, Montessori Head of School, high school and elementary school assistant principal, elementary school physical education teacher, and high school coach. Her education credentials include:

Bachelors in Education degree from Georgia Southern College
Masters of Education degree in sports management from the University of Georgia
Educational Specialist degree in educational leadership from the University of Georgia
Doctor of Philosophy degree in educational studies from Emory University

Before beginning her career in education, Dr. Bockman worked in public relations, stadium operations, and radio for the Atlanta Braves. She is a native Atlantan, attending Garden Hills Elementary School, Sutton Middle School, North Fulton High School and graduating from Northside High School (now North Atlanta High School). Dr. Bockman is an Adjunct Professor at Mercer University and graduate of the Midtown Atlanta Leadership Program. She serves on the Georgia Humanities Council and on the School Renewal Review Team for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).

PTA Co-presidents Susan Muntzing and Kim Eccles lead a vibrant team of volunteers who work for Inman and its students year-round. Contact them to learn more about the PTA and to volunteer your time.

In addition, Inman's School Council meets regularly to advocate for school improvement, student achievement and community involvement. The School Council includes two teachers, two parents, two business partners and the principal. Check in the school office for a list of members and a meeting schedule.

Mike Holiman represents Inman and other District 3 schools on the Atlanta Public Schools Board of Education.

Corporate Sponsors are vital partners for student success at Inman Middle School. Corporate sponsors Kroger, Piccadilly Restaurant, and Publix offer tremendous support. In addition, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta graciously sponsored an exhibition of the Inman Photography Club.