I plan on getting out and pursuing a career in secondary education. This question is open to anyone from any area.

I would check out troops to teachers. They should have a lot of info on schools and specifically the Georgia certification/licensure requirements

There are a number of optional paths to teaching. But I think you are well on point thinking about a good school. I don't know much about Georgia, as my preferred geographic area was the Midwest. I know that the Education program at Northeastern State University is a good program. But there may be as good if not better programs in your area. I'd check with the State Boards of Education in Georgia and the surrounding states to see where they draw from.

Your questions are of I terest; if you could possibly elaborate on what training you've had till now, it'd help me suggest things for you. Specifically, what actual degrees, coursework, actual work related exposure to both anatomy and or chemistry, so far as you might care to go into. I do have some thoughts for you, however, rather than overwhelming you with them, as I freq tend to do, lol, if you could go into those aspects at all, that'd obv be a major help for me to try to be able to suggest various things for you somewhat more coherentlyz that's all I'm trying to suggest, hope was of interest, be eager to hear more, try to be as specific and highly detailed as to those aspects as you might be able, only as, the more you give me, the more I might be able to actually suggest. Also, I was just curious, what actually prompted your interest in those explicit subject areas, I was just wondering? Once again, many thanks, be most eager to hear more whenever convenient, don't worry about overwhelming me, the more you relate, the more specific I can bewith my suggestioms, many thanks once again.