About Brian Sloan
Brian spent more than 30 years serving in local churches throughout Northeast Georgia in a variety of ministry positions.
A Hall County native and graduate of Johnson High School, he earned a degree in Education from the University of North Georgia and also attended New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
Brian was first elected to the Hall County Board of Education in 2006 and served from 2007 through 2018, completing three terms representing Post 2.
In April 2024, he returned to the Board by appointment to fill the vacancy created when Mark Pettitt left the seat to pursue the office of Hall County Clerk of Courts.
His current term runs through 2026. After returning to the Board and considering the needs facing the district, Brian decided to seek another full four-year term.
With more than 14 years of service on the Board, he brings extensive experience with the Hall County School District and its students, families, employees, finances, facilities, and long-term planning.
Having served Hall County Schools through different seasons of both his own life and the life of the district, Brian brings continuity, perspective, and extensive institutional knowledge to the Board.
His years of service have given him firsthand experience with changing educational needs, financial challenges, school safety concerns, growth, and long-term planning.
Current Priorities
School Safety
Protecting our students is priority #1. Brian has been a vocal an firm advocate for keeping our students and teachers safe in their learnning environments. He has been a part of many inititiatvies in the Hall county School District that has made our schools
Academic Rigor & Career Pathways
Brian believes every student should master the essential academic skills needed for life after high school. At the same time, our schools should provide strong career pathways for students who choose to enter the workforce or technical fields, while also preparing those who plan to pursue a four-year college degree or advanced education.
Community Values
Supporting strong families and Judeo-Christian values. Brian makes no aplogies that the basic principles of his Christian faith serve as a platform for his decision making.
Protecting Female Athletes
No biological males in girls’ sports. Our female athletes have worked hard to achieve the things they have done. we must protect them.
Contact Brian
Website: Sloan4Hall.com
Email: info@sloan4hall.com
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FAMILY
Brian and his wife, Annette Rogers Sloan, have three adult children: Brandon Sloan and his wife, Abigail; Caitlin Hardy and her husband, Blaine; and Karis Ledford and her husband, Will.
They are proud grandparents to five granddaughters—Melody, Alayna, Nylah, Jaynie, and Levy—and are looking forward to welcoming their first grandson in October.
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