The Troup County School System holds pre-school to grade 12, and consists of 15 elementary schools, three middle schools (Callaway Middle School, Gardner Newman Middle School, and Long Cane Middle School), and three high schools (Callaway High School, LaGrange High School, and Troup County Comprehensive High School. The county is divided into three school zones. The county school system serves Hogansville, LaGrange and West Point. It is home to over 20 new and recently renovated schools. Private education Hillside Montessori Lafayette Christian LaGrange Academy Oak Grove Christian Academy Sound Doctrine Christian Academy Higher education LaGrange College - Main Campus Point University West Georgia Technical College Transportation LaGrange-Callaway Airport is southwest of the city. Sister cities LaGrange has three sister cities, as designated by Sister Cities International, Inc. (SCI): Craigavon, County Armagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom Poti, Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia (country) Aso, Kumamoto, Japan The city is in the process of developing a sister city relationship in South Korea. Notable people Hammett L. Bowen Jr. – recipient of Medal of Honor Mary G. Bryan – archivist Chris Burnette – NFL player Austin Callaway – 16-year-old African American youth lynched by whites on September 8, 1940 Fuller Earle Callaway – textile magnate Daz Cameron – Major League Baseball player Mike Cameron – former Major League Baseball player Wallace H. Clark Jr. – pathologist and cancer researcher; born (c.1924) and raised in LaGrange Joyce Grable – former professional wrestler; born (c. 1952) and raised in LaGrange Jimmy Haynes – Major League Baseball player Albert E. Jarrell – Vice Admiral, U.S. Navy; born in Rome, Georgia, but raised in LaGrange Tom Jarriel – ABC news correspondent; born in LaGrange in 1934 John Johnson – National Football League (NFL) player Elijah Kelley – actor David Kelton – Major League Baseball player Mike Lazzo – network executive for Adult Swim Wynona Lipman (1923–1999) – first African-American woman elected to New Jersey Senate Randolph Mahaffey – professional basketball player, born in LaGrange Lincoln Wayne "Chips" Moman – record producer and songwriter Lewis Render Morgan – Georgia state representative and judge Fred Newman – actor Bubba Sparxxx – rapper James M. Sprayberry – recipient of the Medal of Honor Dernell Stenson – Major League Baseball Player Horace Ward – first African-American federal judge in Georgia; also first person to attempt to integrate University of Georgia law school Carla Williams - Athletic Director at the University of Virginia Wesley