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Our 2026 Annual Meeting was very well-attended, with speakers from our schools and our city leaders, as well as an informative presentation by our own board member Jennifer Barnes, the co-founder of Solidarity Sandy Springs.
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| (Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul) | (L to R: Dan Coffer, Sandy Springs Assistant Director of Communications; Mary Ford, Sandy Springs City Council District 5; Matt Payne, President of High Point Civic Association) | (Jennifer Barnes, Solidarity Sandy Springs and High Point Civic Association Board Member) |
Breakfast from the Board
 With the help of PTO President Laura Weekley, the HPCA board recently served breakfast to our beloved teachers at High Point Elementary School!
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 Board President Matt Payne and members Abby Greene, Mira Liniado, Risa Matthew, Sue Griffin and Sallie Duncan pitched in for the early morning fun and smiles.
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 A special thank you to Brooklyn Bagel & Deli for the delicious, and even beautiful-like-a-rainbow, bagels!
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Why Join HPCA?
The High Point Civic Association's mission is to serve the residents of the High Point neighborhood, particularly focusing on:
- Protecting Property Values
- Creating Community
- Advocating on Behalf of Our High Point Neighbors
Membership
HPCA Scholarship Fund Donations
HPCA awards two annual scholarships to students from Riverwood International Charter School, one each to a male and female student, who are from Title One families, have attended either High Point Elementary and/or Ridgeview Middle School and are enrolling in college. 100% of any contribution you make will go toward these scholarships each year.