Will East Coweta

High School soon be part of Sharpsburg?

That's the

scenario being presented to the Coweta County Board of Education by Sharpsburg

Town Councilman David Mullins.

In a July 18

letter, Mullins said the Town Council had passed a resolution endorsing

the incorporation of ECHS into Sharpsburg. He appeared before the School

Board's Building and Grounds committee meeting Monday night to convey

that request to the board formally.

The board asked

attorney Joe MacNabb and Assistant Superintendent Chris Jennings to look

into the request, in particular to ensure that there would be no interruption

or diminishment of services currently received from ECHS lying in the

unincorporated county.

School public

information officer Dean Jackson said the school system plans to get input

from Coweta County before it makes any final decision on the area.

Jackson said

Mullins' letter indicates Sharpsburg is mulling over annexing a major

amount of property to expand the city limits.