Want an invitation to the upcoming October Coffee Chat with our Principal, Dr. Santoro? Contribute $250 or more to the 2024-2025 Walton Foundation Campaign and you will receive an invitation to the mid-October Principal’s Coffee Chat. Make a gift here and watch for the emailed invite. Donate now to be included in all four Coffee Chats this school year.

New 2024-2025 Blue Bows will be placed on mailboxes of all families who donate $250+ this fall (through December 1). Donor Perks are illustrated here.

All families who donate to the Walton Foundation receive the 2024-2025 car magnet – no matter the dollar amount.

Already given this fall? Thank you. And check your student’s backpack for the new car magnet which is distributed in homerooms once you give to the 2024-2025 campaign.

Contact the Walton High School Foundation for more information or donate now!

The Walton Band spends hours upon hours on evenings and long weekends rehearsing on the hot pavement near Raider Valley. The Band requested that that the Foundation place a water bottle fountain near the Band room for the hundreds of students who participate in Band and Color Guard to help with their much needed hydration on those long hot summer days. The Foundation was happy to support our Award winning Band and Color Guard!

Dr. Hugh McLeod’s service to the Walton community began in 1982 when he started working as an orthopedic surgeon with Walton’s coaches. He provided strength and conditioning instruction to prevent injuries among Walton’s athletes and created Georgia’s first high school-based Sports Medicine program.

In recognition of his numerous contributions to Walton sports, the Sports Medicine program was renamed the Hugh McLeod MD Wellness Complex and Sports Medicine Center in 2001. Although Dr. McLeod passed away in 2011, his legacy lives on through his family. His wife, Leslie, and daughter, Lauren, have continued to support the wellness aspect of Dr. McLeod’s vision.

Leslie and Lauren McLeod also created the beautiful Legacy Garden, which, after our remodel, now holds a prominent location behind the dining hall. This serene space, featuring a white pergola, graceful Japanese maples, flowers, and benches, offers a peaceful retreat for students and staff. Mrs. Leslie McLeod continues to care for the garden, ensuring it remains a place of respite and beauty.

These are just a few highlights of the tremendous impact the McLeod family has had on our Walton community. The Foundation is collaborating with Mrs. McLeod on repairs and continued beautification of the Legacy Garden. We are deeply grateful to the McLeod family for their ongoing support of Walton High School.