Meet the Singing Spartans
More Than a Choir. A Community.
The Campbell High School Singing Spartans are a vibrant and diverse community of student musicians committed to artistic excellence, personal growth, and meaningful musical experiences.
Located in Smyrna, Georgia, the Campbell High School choral program provides students with a comprehensive music education rooted in musicianship, collaboration, leadership, and service. Through daily rehearsals, concerts, festivals, competitions, and community engagement, students are challenged to develop their individual voices while contributing to something greater than themselves.
Under the direction of Dr. Chantae D. Pittman, the Singing Spartans strive to create an inclusive environment where every student is encouraged to grow as a musician, discover their potential, and develop a lifelong appreciation for choral music.
We don't simply teach students to sing. We empower them to find their voices.
The Experience
Artistry
Developing confident, expressive musicians through exceptional choral experiences.
Leadership
Empowering students to serve, collaborate, and lead with purpose
Community
Building meaningful relationships and a lasting sense of belonging.
Excellence
Pursuing growth and achievement in every rehearsal and performance.
Meet Our Director
Dr. Chantae D. Pittman
Director of Choral Activities | Campbell High School
Dr. Chantae D. Pittman is a distinguished choral conductor, music educator, clinician, and arts advocate whose work reflects a commitment to musical excellence, student empowerment, and community engagement.
Currently serving as Director of Choral Activities at Campbell High School in Smyrna, Georgia, Dr. Pittman leads a comprehensive choral program that provides students with opportunities for artistic development, leadership, competitive performance, and musical experiences beyond the classroom.
An active conductor and clinician, Dr. Pittman has worked with honor choirs and music educators throughout the United States. Her professional engagements include guest conducting, adjudication, and professional development presentations at the district, state, and regional levels. In May 2025, she conducted at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Dr. Pittman has served as President of the Georgia Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association (GA-ACDA) and is actively involved in advancing the choral profession through leadership, mentorship, and advocacy. She also serves as Director of Music Advancement for Sigma Alpha Iota International Music Fraternity.
In higher education, Dr. Pittman teaches courses in music education at Georgia State University and Georgia College & State University, helping prepare the next generation of music educators.
In addition to her educational and conducting work, Dr. Pittman is an active choral singer and has performed with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus and the Atlanta Women's Chorus.
At the heart of her work is a belief that choral music has the power to transform lives, strengthen communities, and empower individuals to discover and use their voices with confidence and purpose.
Our Ensembles
Every Voice Has a Place.
The Singing Spartans offer a variety of curricular and extracurricular ensembles designed to support students at different stages of their musical development.From foundational vocal training to advanced choral literature, a cappella performance, and competitive small ensembles, students have opportunities to explore their musical interests, develop their skills, and contribute to the rich traditions of the Campbell High School choral program.
Our ensembles include:
CHS Select
Bella Voce
Brothers of Sparta
Spartan Blue
Singing Spartans Small Ensembles
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