The Superintendent of Cobb County School District discusses the excitement of the new school year and developments on the horizon. Mr. Ragsdale also tells listeners about the growing budget challenges and how you can be a part of keeping Cobb as the best place to teach, lead and learn.

Did you know that your student can earn college credit while enrolled in a Cobb County School District high school?

The Cobb County School District is the 23rd largest district in the country and is one of the most diverse counties in the nation with new residents moving into the county every day.

Commencement ceremonies will be held at the dates, times, and venues listed below. 

With more Americans on the move than at any other time in history, research studies like the one recently undertaken by Niche.com are more valuable than ever before. Niche recently published a study ranking school districts from across the nation on a variety of criteria. The study finds that no other large district – meaning, any district over 45,000 students – consistently provides the quality of service and outcome that The Cobb County School District does.

What is the safest way to transport your precious children to and from school each day?

"Cobb really is a school system where we are one team with one goal, student success. It doesn’t matter how the student comes to us we are going to do everything we can to ensure student success. This is the best place to teach, lead, and learn."

When one Brumby Elementary School student put on his new glasses, he started to cry. The first thing he said was, ‘I can see! I can really see!’”

Chief Academic Officer, Jennifer Lawson, is today's guest on The Cobb County School District podcast. She explains why CTLS is a "game-changer" for parents in Cobb County.

The Cobb County School District recently presented 16 teachers with the Cobb STEM Distinguished Educator Award.

As the 2018-2019 school year begins, classrooms across the district continue to be well-balanced and safe environments for 113,000 students.

During the first meeting of the 2018-2019 school year, members of the Cobb County Board of Education praised Cobb students across the District for their recent success on Georgia Milestones.

Julian Butler is making The Cobb County School District proud as he makes a difference in our local community.

“I wish that every teacher in the world could feel the way I do today.” That’s how Dodgen Middle School teacher Fred Veeder reacted to learning that he is the Cobb County School District Teacher of the Year. 

The Cobb County School District is excited for 2018-2019. Our teachers and kids are ready for the new school year, and 2018-2019 promises to be our best year yet. One Team. One Goal. Student Success.

The National PTA organization recently named three Cobb schools as Schools of Excellence for 2018-2020... 

The police chief of the Cobb Schools Police Department discusses Cobb’s commitment to the safety of students and staff and how the department leverages technology to make that happen.