Campus Private schools The Bridge Learning Center Oak Mountain Academy Oak Grove Montessori School Liberty Eagle Academy Notable people William C. Adamson - politician, Associate Justice of the United States Customs Court and member of the Board of General Appraisers Margie Alexander - American gospel and soul singer Terry Boyd - former CBA player Reggie Brown - former Philadelphia Eagles and University of Georgia wide receiver Bull Buchanan - current Rampage Pro Wrestling World Heavyweight Champion Mark Butler - politician Betty Reynolds Cobb - attorney, author, and activist Cooper Criswell - pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays Corey Crowder - former NBA player Richard DeLong - Sacred Harp singer Patrick Gamble - former NFL and Georgia Tech defensive end Bill Hamrick - lawyer, politician, and judge Hollis L. Harris - former president and COO of Delta Air Lines and chairman, president, and CEO of Continental Airlines, Air Canada, and World Airways Josh Harris, NFL long snapper and Auburn University graduate Julian Hoke Harris - famous sculptor Susan Hayward - Academy Award-winning actress Jamie Henderson - former New York Jets and University of Georgia cornerback Michael 'Mike' Huey - professional drummer and record producer John Willis Hurst - personal cardiologist for Lyndon B. Johnson Jonathan Jones - football cornerback for the New England Patriots Nick Jones - former Seattle Seahawks center and current Los Angeles Rams coaching assistant Catherine Hardy Lavender - Olympic athlete and gold medalist Terry Lowry - American composer, pianist and conductor MJ Morris - quarterback at North Carolina State University Dylan Parham - offensive guard for the Las Vegas Raiders Darnell Powell - former Buffalo Bills and New York Jets running back and UTC graduate Dontavius Russell - NFL defensive tackle and free agent Steve Thomas - NBA and former CBA player Kin Vassy - country singer and songwriter Don Wix - politician Amy Yates - murder victim for whom Amy's Law is named See also 1987 Carroll County Cryptosporidiosis outbreak References External links City of Carrollton official website Six Industrial Giants historical marker Cities in Georgia (U.S. state) Cities in Carroll County, Georgia County seats in Georgia (U.S. state)