Lynnda Eagle  ▪  Post 1
lcrowder-eagle.boardmember@cobbk12.org | 404-697-9562

Lynnda Eagle began her first term on the board representing northwest Cobb citizens of Post 1. Mrs. Eagle is a native of Cobb County where she attended Cobb Schools. Mrs. Eagle earned her Masters degree from Georgia State University and her Education Specialist degree in administration and supervision from West Georgia State University. Mrs. Eagle is a career educator and has been a K-12 teacher, supervisor for Gifted Education, Principal, and Director for Leadership Management. She has been involved in numerous education and community organizations. Mrs. Eagle has served on the Boards for Northwest Georgia YWCA, Boys and Girls Club of Cobb County, Cobb Education Consortium, and is an alumni of Leadership Cobb. Mrs. Eagle was a 2002 Woman of Achievement Honoree from the YWCA. She is a member of Marietta First United Methodist. She and her husband, Steve, have one grown son, who graduated from Sprayberry High School. He is a professor at Piedmont College. They enjoy two grandsons, Henry and Eli and a granddaughter, Jessamine.

Tim Stultz  ▪  Post 2
tstultz.boardmember@cobbk12.org | 678-773-1877

Tim Stultz began his first term on the Board of Education in January 2011. Tim is a graduate of Georgia's public school system, and believes that public education continues to open doors for our children to go on to live successful lives. He is an IT business analyst, with previous experience as a project manager. After graduating from Salem High School in Rockdale County, he earned his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from The Georgia Institute of Technology in 2004. Tim has been married to his wife, Jodi, since 2006. They have two young children, Mackenzie and Sean, who will be starting school in the next few years. They have been members of the Smyrna and Mableton communities since 2004. Tim is a strong advocate of accountable and transparent government, and enjoys providing public service. He believes that the school board must work directly with the community and other elected officials to create an effective environment that will allow students to succeed.

David Morgan   ▪   Post 3 ▪  Vice Chairman
dmorgan.boardmember@cobbk12.org  |  404-702-1857 
DMorganforschools@gmail.com  |  404-803-9975

David L. Morgan began his first term on the Board of Education in January 2009. He is an educator and advocate for children. After spending more than a decade as a teacher, Morgan made history in November 2008 by becoming the first African-American male to be elected to the Cobb County Board of Education, and he did so in his first attempt at a public office. A native of Atlanta, Morgan earned an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Grambling State University in 1993 and a Master of Arts degree in Early Childhood Education from Clark Atlanta University in 1996. He began his teaching career with Atlanta’s Head Start program in 1994, and began teaching English at Decatur High School in 1996. While teaching at Decatur, he founded I AM, Inc., a nonprofit organization that provided tutoring, enrichment and mentoring services to more than 500 youths between the ages of five and 16. The highlight of Morgan’s teaching career occurred during his tenure at the Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP) Academy in Atlanta, where he taught Reading and Language Arts. While at KIPP, Morgan emerged as the only teacher in the entire school to receive an excellent rating for his teaching ability by an independent panel of international evaluators. He later rose to become principal of the charter school and is credited with maintaining academic excellence amid the many challenges the school and its students faced. He is particularly proud of the fact that his school earned state recognition for the greatest gain in CRCT scores during the 2004-2005 school year. Morgan later taught at Lindley Middle School after KIPP closed due to a lack of funding. Morgan is the 2005 recipient of the NAACP’s Education Award. His community involvement includes membership with Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and the Cobb County NAACP. He is a member of Destiny World Church in Austell. Morgan is married to State Representative Alisha Thomas Morgan since 2003 and he is the proud father of Rashaan Khalil (16) and Lailah Camille (4).

Kathleen Angelucci   ▪  Post 4
kangelucci.boardmember@cobbk12.org | 678-896-6399

David Banks ▪ Post 5
dbanks.boardmember@cobbk12.org | 404-725-3394

David Banks began his first term on the Board January 2009. David was an information technology consultant and previously owned his own computer hardware & software company for 25 years in Marietta. David was born in Atlanta and has lived in East Cobb since 1969. David has been married to his wife, Kay Hardin Banks, for 45 years and they have four children; two graduated from Walton High School and two graduated from Pope High School. Their youngest daughter died from Cystic Fibrosis in August 1998. David and Kay have five grandchildren, two who are now attending Cobb County schools. David attended Ben Hill Elementary School and Southwest High School ('57).  David obtained a BBA ('68) and a MBA ('71) from Georgia State University with a major in Management. David has been an active member of the Cobb County Republican Party since 1992 and has held various elected and appointed offices. David and Kay are active members of Johnson Ferry Baptist Church. David was a charter member of the Cobb County School Blue Ribbon Committee serving a three year tenure. David enjoys growing vegetables, building RC airplanes and taking cruises with friends. David's objective, as a Board member, is to move the Cobb County School System to a first-class 21st century organization where the best and latest technology tools are effectively used to enhance student achievement, to be aware of employees needs,  and fulfill the community expectations.

Scott Sweeney  ▪  Post 6  ▪   Chairman
ssweeney.boardmember@cobbk12.org | 678-646-2470

After spending more than 28 years in private business as a senior manager, business developer and business owner, Scott Sweeney began his first term as the Post 6 representative in January 2011 and he presently serves as Chairman on the Cobb County Board of Education. Mr. Sweeney earned his Bachelors degree in Economics from UCLA. A fifteen year east Cobb resident, he is the Chief Financial Officer for his family consulting business. As Sr. Vice President with Williams Capital and Vice President with Buchanan Street Partners, he advised on over $700 million in total capital commitments for commercial properties with an aggregate value approaching $3 billion. Scott was Assistant Vice President with Fidelity National Financial, working with their National Title Services group and where he also launched the firm’s qualified intermediary services in the southeastern United States. As a partner and senior manager, he has developed and operated nationally recognized restaurants in CA, OR, NV, GA and CO. Scott has served as a board or committee member on national, state and local non-profit organizations. He is a frequent speaker at industry events and an author of articles for industry publications. His community involvement includes membership with the Republican National Committee, Georgia GOP, Cobb County GOP, Cobb County Republican Women’s Club(Associate), and as a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He serves on the Walton Governance Council. Mr. Sweeney has supported local youth sports through his involvement as an assistant coach with East Side Baseball. He is a member of Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church. He is married to Sandy Sweeney, a life-long Cobb County resident. They reside in Marietta and are the proud parents of Gabe Sweeney and Jake Sweeney who attend Sope Creek Elementary.

Alison Bartlett  ▪  Post 7
abartlett.boardmember@cobbk12.org | 404-702-9291

Cobb citizens elected Alison Bartlett to Cobb County School Board in November 2008. Mrs. Bartlett felt called to serve the citizens of Cobb County and the students. Her desires are for all students to graduate high school with a strong academic foundation that will insure their ability to enter the workforce or pursue further education. Mrs. Bartlett and her husband, Rick, have lived in West Cobb for over twenty years. Their four children attend Cobb County public schools at the elementary, middle and high school levels. Mrs. Bartlett graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Civil Engineering. Following college, she worked in construction management. Her engineering, construction and budgetary experiences have provided valuable insight into the challenges faced by today’s school board representatives. In 1999, she began volunteering her time and talents to Cobb County Schools. Because of her work as a committed parent volunteer, Cheatham Hill Elementary named her the 2005 “Volunteer of the Year”. Her community elected Mrs. Bartlett to serve on Cheatham Hill’s School Council for two year, on Lovinggood’s School Council as well as Cheatham Hill’s Educational Foundation. Through collaboration with other concerned parents, Mrs. Bartlett helped form the Cobb Chapter of Georgia Association for Gifted Children, and served on its Executive Board from 2004 to 2007. In recognition of her leadership, the Governor appointed her to serve on the Governor’s Panel for Gifted Education in 2006. Having taught math four years at the high school level, Mrs. Bartlett understands the many challenges our teachers face. Over the years, Mrs. Bartlett has demonstrated a commitment to community service and a passion for improving public education. In 2010, Superintendent John Barge appointed Mrs. Bartlett to serve on his Transition Team as well as his Math Curriculum Team.