Landmark Holds Ribbon Cutting

By Sara Ray,

Landmark Christian School, led by Leanne Messer, Interim Head of School, held a Douglas County Chamber ribbon cutting on Oct. 25 on their main campus, located at 50 SE Broad Street, in Fairburn. The ribbon cutting was celebrated by members of the Newnan-Coweta Chamber and also the Fayette County Chamber. 

Founded in 1989, Landmark Christian School is a private, independent, Christian College Preparatory school located in South Fulton County, Fairburn. Serving children in grades K4-12, the mission and vision of the school compels its dedicated faculty and staff to honor Jesus Christ by equipping students to be life-long servant leaders. It does so by partnering with Christian families from many denominations, offering comprehensive fine arts, athletics, missions and leadership programs, each complimenting an academically rigorous, Christ-centered education.  

Landmark Christian School enjoys two campuses. The main campus in Fairburn  serves grades K4-12. Its Peachtree City, elementary satellite campus serves K4-5 and then those students graduate to middle and high school in Fairburn. Landmark’s historic main campus is located on 62.4 acres in downtown Fairburn, less than two miles from Interstate 85. The K4-5 campus in Peachtree City is located in the Southside Church property. Students attend from surrounding counties including Coweta, Douglas and Fayette. 

Chamber President and CEO, Kali Boatright, was present at the ribbon cutting and offered her praise and welcoming remarks to attendees. “We are thrilled to have Landmark’s participation in our chamber and appreciate your dedication to Douglas County’s community as well as the surrounding counties. It is always so great to see private schools that go the extra mile to be involved in their communities. Welcome!” 

For more information on the Landmark Christian School or to schedule a tour, contact Paula Dobbs, at 770-306-0647 or visit landmarkchristianschool.org.