My uncle is a professional music teacher and his advice is that no matter what always make time for your own practice and writing. It will work hand in hand with your teaching.

My bro is becoming a professional music teacher. He's majoring in music in Hunter Collage. Anyway, if you have any questions, I'll ask my bro for you.

I am planning on becoming a music teacher too, does anyone have any suggestions on what school to go to? i know that Central Michingan University has a great program, but does anyone know of anyother good music schools?

Yeah.
there are hundreds of really good Schools for Music Education. You need to make some decisions though.
1- Geography, do you care where the school is?
2- Do you want a conservatory program with the education degree?
3- Do you want performace opportinities?
4- Do you want a BA, BS, or BM? (Or do you care)
5- How much work do you want to do on your primary instrument?

Are there any conservatories in Georgia? I would also like to do a music education program.

The Univeristy of Georgia has a School of Music College in Athens that offers a BM in Mus Ed.

Georgia State University, School of Music in Atlanta offers BM in Mus Ed.
Albany State University.
Agusta State University
Berry College
Brewton-Parker College
Clayton State University
Columbus State University
Georgia College and State University
Georgia Southern University
Kennesaw State University
Mercer University
North Georgia College and State University
Toccoa Falls College (but it only offers a BS in Mus Ed.)
Valdosta State University