Suzann Jiles, a member of Brock Clay’s Education Law practice, is committed to developing strong relationships with public school districts and educational professionals throughout Georgia in order to assist school districts with the demanding and complex legal issues that affect them daily. 

Working exclusively with public school districts throughout Georgia,
Mrs. Jiles specializes in advising large and small school districts in such
areas as:

• Development and oversight of policies and procedures
• Privacy concerns
• No Child Left Behind
• Student issues and discipline
• Special education issues
• Constitutional matters

Mrs. Jiles also conducts school law training seminars on nearly 200 topics for the firm's clients and school personnel around the state, and she is certified through the Georgia Department of Education to provide State law-required training for school board members.

PROFESSIONAL & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

• Member, The State Bar Association of Georgia
• Member, Council of School Attorneys
• Member, Cobb County Chamber of Commerce
  - Leadership Cobb (2008)
  - Member, Chairman’s Club
• Volunteer, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta

REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS & PUBLICATIONS

• Presenter, “School Law and Family Law: Tips to Make Your Life Easier,” Cobb Superior Court Guardian Ad Litem Seminar (Recurring, most recently May 2011)
  
  
• Presenter, “Public Commentary: The Good, the Bad and How it Can Get Ugly,” National School Board Association (NSBA) Annual Conference, Orlando, Fla. (April 2008)
• Presenter, “Special Education: Discipline and the Disabled Student,” Training Conference, Rome and Tifton, Ga. (February 2008, August 2007)
• Presenter, “Student Discipline and Tribunal Training,” Training Conference, Rome, Ga. (August 2007)
• Presenter, “Student Discipline in Georgia,” Mercer University’s E.L.I.T.E. Leadership Academy; Atlanta, Ga. (March 2007)