CHAMBLEE, Ga. — A metro Atlanta community is mourning the death of a high school teacher.
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In a message to the Chamblee High School community, administrators shared their condolences with Theresa Anderson’s family, friends and colleagues, describing her death as an untimely loss.
“We are heartbroken, but we know that our school community will come together to comfort each other as we remember this exceptional individual,” the school said.
According to the school’s website, Anderson was a Spanish teacher.
The Blue and Gold Foundation said Anderson “poured her heart into teaching Spanish 3 and 4, guiding her students not only in language but in confidence, curiosity, and compassion.”
School leaders said they will prioritize supporting students and staff as they return from fall break.
“Grief is a personal journey, but it is natural to feel a deep sense of loss and sadness,” the school said.
The school stated its priority is to respect and support each other during this time.
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“Our school’s administrative team and staff will closely monitor employees and students when they return from the Fall Break and are ready to assist them during this difficult time. Our mental health coordinator will be available to meet with faculty members when they return to work,” the school said.
The school also recognized educators like Anderson who dedicate themselves to helping students succeed.
“Thank you for your ongoing support of our school and the individuals, such as Theresa Anderson, who selflessly devote themselves to our students and their successes,” CHS said.
Her cause of death was not released. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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