Carnaroli Mr. Robert; retirement as Principal of North Forsyth High School; commend

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Brent Cox and 2 co-sponsors

Georgia House honors retiring North Forsyth High School principal Robert Carnaroli with a ceremonial resolution recognizing his 1994-2025 service, leadership, and community impact.

House Read and Adopted

Purpose

House Resolution 867 is a ceremonial resolution adopted by the Georgia House of Representatives recognizing and commending Mr. Robert Carnaroli upon his retirement as Principal of North Forsyth High School. It honors his long service to Forsyth County Schools and highlights professional achievements and community contributions.

Key provisions

Officially recognizes and commends Mr. Robert Carnaroli for "efficient, effective, unselfish, and dedicated public service" to the State of Georgia.

Congratulates him on his retirement and extends best wishes for continued health and happiness.

Directs the Clerk of the Georgia House of Representatives to prepare and make available an appropriate copy of the resolution for distribution to Mr. Carnaroli.

Background and cited accomplishments

The resolution recounts Mr. Carnaroli’s career highlights:
- Began with Forsyth County Schools in 1994 as a high school counselor and helped open North Forsyth High School.
- Served as North Forsyth’s first Cross Country and Track coach; cross country teams won county and region championships and placed 3rd in the state in 1997.
- Played an instrumental role in opening Denmark High School and West Forsyth High School.
- Appointed Principal of North Forsyth High School in 2020 and served in that role for five years prior to retirement.
- Commended for integrity, leadership, and commitment to students, staff, families, and the broader community.

Who is affected / impact

Primary subject: Mr. Robert Carnaroli — the resolution is honorary and confers public recognition.

Secondary: North Forsyth High School, Forsyth County Schools, and local community benefit from formal acknowledgement of his service.

No regulatory, fiscal, or programmatic effects; this is a non-binding, ceremonial legislative action.

Procedural history & status

Introduced: January 31, 2025 (sponsors listed in the resolution: Representatives Brent Cox (28th), Rick Jasperse (11th), and Lauren McDonald III (26th)).

Read and adopted in the House (dates in record: read/adopted March 31, 2025; Rules suspended and adopted May 7, 2025; reported enrolled May 7, 2025).

Classification: House resolution (ceremonial).

Note: Some accompanying metadata lists additional sponsors and committees inconsistent with the resolution’s Georgia House origin; those appear to be unrelated or merged information and do not change the resolution’s ceremonial content or effect.

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