Leary and her husband, Terry,
have been married for 15 years and have two children, Brian and Kevin,
in the Fayette County School System. Her involvement in Fayette school
affairs began in 1998. Since that time, she has been a fixture at board
meetings and has served on numerous task forces and committees on educational
issues.
She is a member of the School
Council at Huddleston Elementary and served as the PTO President there
for two years.
Leary graduated from Georgia
State University with a BA in Business Administration. She has worked
professionally in human resources related to the legal field, serving
as director of attorney recruitment at one of the largest law firms in
the state before taking time off to raise her children.
"I feel our community
could benefit from the perspective I've gained through having developed
a strong working knowledge of the school system and positive working relationships
with school system staff at all levels. I'd like the opportunity
to do this job," said Leary.
One of the biggest challenges
facing the school system, she said, will continue to be meeting the needs
for facilities that will be brought about by population growth in the
county. Her service on the Facilities Action and Advisory Committees,
the Construction Advisory Committee and the Architect Selection Committee
has prepared her to address those issues, she said.
In addition, attendance at
school leadership meetings as PTO President and service on the School
Council has given her the opportunity to consider the viewpoints of administrator,
teacher, businessperson, and parent in discussions of how to meet academic
challenges, she said.







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