I have been so impressed with all of the Cobb team members, and not just those in the classroom, who take the time to really get to know and care about students and encourage them to be the best they can be.

The Cobb County School District, under the leadership of Superintendent Chris Ragsdale, has been an innovative leader on how teaching, leading, and learning is implemented.

Students across the Cobb County School District returned to school on August 1, and they are already back in the classroom routines that led to a successful 2018-2019 school year.  

Board Member David Banks discusses his experiences as a member of the Cobb County School Board.

I am amazed that an organization with 18,000 employees, serving 112,000 students, is able to maintain the agility and flexibility to allocate resources to support our mission at a relatively low cost compared to neighboring school districts.

Throughout the school year, members of the Cobb County School District Board of Education pop in and out of schools visiting with students, staff, and parents. 

I am looking forward to challenging ourselves as a district to intentionally strive for excellence in every area of education.

It is always an honor when I’m able to help our parents and grandparents solve issues they encountered in our schools and school system.

We are excited to welcome students back to Cobb Schools. As shown by the most recent Georgia Milestone scores, where Cobb students outperformed their peers across the state and the metro, Cobb is the best place to teach, lead, and learn,” said Superintendent Chris Ragsdale. 

Students in the Cobb County School District increased their scores on the Georgia Milestones in the 2018-2019 school year, outpacing their peers across the state by 7.4 to 9.4 percentage points in all subject areas. 

Cobb Schools’ Superintendent, Chris Ragsdale, discusses the past school year, preparations over the Summer break and the upcoming school year.

Joined by their parents, the youngest riders across the Cobb County School District took a dry run on the yellow buses ahead of the first day of school on August 1.  

Cobb Schools’ Executive Director of Transportation Rick Grisham discusses school bus transportation for your students.

In preparation for the new school year, take a moment to review the new bus routes, which are now available here.

Cobb Schools’ Executive Director of Transportation announces a powerful tool to help keep students’ commutes safe.

It has become an annual event that Dowell Elementary School special needs students, Cobb County Police, and Cobb County Firefighters look forward to every year. 

Teachers in Cobb Schools returned to the classroom Wednesday to kick off planning for the new school year. 

Two of Cobb’s elementary school principals offer their insights to making the first day of school successful for our students.

Two of Cobb’s middle school principals offer their insights to making the first day of school successful for our students.