Bullard Elementary Vision: One School, One Team, Building Dreams! 
Mission: A school of excellence, where ALL students succeed!

For more than 20 years Bullard has proudly served the West Cobb community. As a school we pride ourselves on working together with our amazing community to truly create an environment where students can thrive. We want each parent to know we value the privilege of helping your children grow and that they are in a safe place where the staff will work collaboratively to meet their individualized needs all while creating lasting memories.  

History of Bullard Elementary School

William E. Bullard Elementary School opened in August 2003 with 960 students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade.  

The school was named in honor of William E. Bullard (Mar. 26, 1927 - Jan. 12, 1998).

Bill Bullard, a native of Marietta, was president of Mayes-Ward-Dobbins Funeral Home in Marietta, Georgia. He was a founder and director at United Federal Savings and Loan and served on the boards of Barnett Bank and Bank South.

He graduated from Marietta High School, Emory University, and Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science. He was a trustee of the Kennesaw State College Foundation, a director of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the Cobb Advisory Board of United Way. He won the Cobb County Citizen of the Year award in 1995.

Bill and his wife, Peggy, gave the Root House to the Cobb Landmarks Society for restoration.