Stockbridge, GA · Est. 1996
About Us

Home of the Lions since 1996.

Lorraine Elementary has served Stockbridge and Rockdale County families for nearly three decades. The PTO is here to make every one of those years stronger.

From the President

A Message from the PTO President

As your PTO President, my vision is to build the strongest parent partnership Lorraine Elementary has ever seen. I believe that when families, teachers, and staff work together, our students thrive.

This year, we are committed to increasing parent involvement by hosting quarterly PTO meetings where every member has the opportunity to learn about upcoming initiatives, share ideas, and vote on future events and programs that impact our school community. Your voice matters, and we want every family to have a seat at the table.

Whether your passion is fundraising, event planning, volunteering, teacher appreciation, student programs, or community outreach, there will be opportunities for everyone to contribute in meaningful ways.

One of our first priorities comes straight from Principal Carlisle: upgrading the school's walkie talkies. Reliable radios keep staff connected during arrival, dismissal, and emergencies — a direct investment in the safety of every Lion on our campus. It's at the top of our funding list this year, and your membership and event support help us get there.

Our goal is to create a PTO that is transparent, collaborative, and welcoming to all families. Every volunteer, every idea, and every hour donated helps make Lorraine Elementary a better place for our children.

Together, we can build a stronger school community, create unforgettable experiences for our students, and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

I look forward to working alongside each of you as we make this our most successful year yet.

Every Stride, Lion Pride

— Lindsey Pratt, PTO President

2026–27 Fundraising Initiative

Help us fund walkie talkies, new benches & a digital sign

See the Fundraising Page →

About the school

Lorraine Elementary opened its doors in 1996 and has been a cornerstone of the Stockbridge community ever since. Our school is led by Principal Samantha Carlisle, and our halls are full of curious, kind, and proud Lions.

Every Lion lives the ROAR code — Respectful, Organized for success, Actively engaged, and Responsible citizens. It shapes how students show up in the classroom, and it shapes how the PTO shows up for them.

Your board

Meet the Board

The volunteers who keep the Pride moving — elected by our members and here for every Lorraine family. Say hello at drop-off, at an event, or anytime you have a question.

Board and committee leaders: photos are optional but encouraged — a familiar face makes it easy for parents to stop and ask a question. Send yours to the PTO →

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President

Lindsey Pratt

Leads the board, sets the yearly agenda, and represents the PTO with school administration.

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Vice President

Jessica Moseley

Supports the president, oversees committees, and steps in for events and meetings.

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Treasurer

Amanda Guiliano

Manages the budget, dues, fundraising funds, and financial reporting for members.

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Secretary

Sabrina Paul-Noel

Keeps meeting minutes, membership records, and official PTO communications.

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Spirit Wear Coordinator

Traniecieya Howell

Designs and manages Lions spirit wear — ordering, sales, and game-day gear for the Pride.

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Hospitality Coordinator

Alisha Johnson

Organizes teacher appreciation meals, staff treats, and welcome moments all year long.

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Volunteer Coordinator

Sarah Evans

Matches families with sign-ups, teacher needs, and campus events all year long.

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Community Engagement Officer

Open position

Builds relationships with Stockbridge families, local businesses, and community partners — recruiting sponsors, coordinating outreach, and helping the PTO show up beyond our campus. Great for someone organized, friendly, and connected in the community.

Apply for this role →

Questions for the board? Contact the PTO →

EST. 1996

The 30th Anniversary · 2026–2027

Our 2026–2027 school year marks 30 years of Lorraine Elementary. We're celebrating with a retro-90s theme across spirit wear, events, and a memory box on display in the library. Watch for tribute moments honoring longtime staff like Ms. Stover, and join us as we look at what 30 years later looks like.

What we stand for

The Lorraine PTO values

Built on the school's ROAR code — Respectful, Organized for Success, Actively Engaged, Responsible Citizens. Flip a cub to see which pillar it lives.

Lions on the rise

Recognized across Rockdale & Georgia

A few of the recent honors that make us proud to roar.

More from LES →
2025

Literacy Leader School

Georgia Department of Education

Named a 2025 Literacy Leader School by GADOE based on CCRPI data — one of a handful of schools in the state recognized for outstanding reading growth.

This year

New PTO Initiatives

Birthday Grams

A simple way to show love to our Lions on their special day. Summer baby? Consider a half-birthday gram.

Order a Birthday Gram

Spirit Wear

Bringing back school spirit days — and we want every Lion in Lorraine gear, including new jackets and beanies.

Shop spirit wear

Fulfilling Teacher Supply Needs

This year we want our teachers fully prepared and supplied for the classroom — a great way to show appreciation.

See teacher needs

Teacher Grants

Last year $2,000 was spread across various grants for our teachers. We're growing that support again this year.

See our impact

What the PTO means

We take our cue from the school's ROAR code — the same values our students live every day.

ROAR · Respectful

For the school

Funding programs and resources the school budget can't cover, and showing up for staff with the respect Lorraine has earned over 30 years.

ROAR · Actively engaged

For students

Enrichment, events, and experiences that keep Lions actively engaged — from the Fun Run to clubs, spirit nights, and field trips.

ROAR · Organized for success

For parents

A simple, organized way to get involved, connect with other families, and have a voice in school life — no guesswork required.

ROAR · Respectful

For teachers

Appreciation, classroom support, and help with supplies and events so teachers can focus on what they do best.

ROAR · Responsible citizens

For the community

Partnerships with local Stockbridge families and businesses that model responsible citizenship for every Lion watching.