Dr. Chris Moll, Principal-Email

As a proud Cobb County graduate, Dr. Chris Moll understands the lasting impact that a strong school community can have on a child’s life. She has served Cobb County schools for more than 20 years, beginning as a classroom teacher and spending the past 18 years as an assistant principal. She earned degrees from Kennesaw State University, Berry College, and the University of West Georgia, preparing her to lead with a focus on high expectations, meaningful relationships, and student-centered learning.

Family is at the heart of Dr. Moll’s work. Her connection to Cobb County schools is both professional and personal. Her two sons are graduates of Kennesaw Mountain High School, her daughter attends Cobb County schools, and she is the proud grandmother of a young granddaughter, with another grandchild arriving soon. These experiences provide a deep appreciation for the trust families place in schools each day.

Dr. Moll believes that strong partnerships between home and school are essential to student success. She is committed to creating an exceptional experience for every child—one that nurtures character, builds confidence, and fosters a lifelong love of learning. Guided by Addison’s mission to engage, learn, lead, and succeed, she looks forward to working alongside students, families, staff, and community members to ensure every child has opportunities to grow and thrive.

As she begins this new chapter at Addison, Dr. Moll looks forward to getting to know students and families and continuing Addison’s tradition of excellence together.

Ashley Taylor, Assistant Principal-Email

Ashley Taylor is a proud product of the Cobb County School District, having attended Varner Elementary, Lost Mountain Middle School, and McEachern High School. She earned both her Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood Education and her Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Kennesaw State University.

Ashley began her teaching career in 2011 at Kemp Elementary, where she spent over a decade serving students in various roles as a classroom teacher. From 2022 to 2025, she continued her journey at Baker Elementary as the Innovation Lab Specialist and later as the Lead Interventionist, supporting students' academic growth and instructional support.

Ashley and her husband, Sean, reside in Woodstock with their three children—Ford (7), Bryn (5), and Tripp (21 months). When she’s not at school, you can find her cheering on her kids at the ballfield, enjoying the outdoors, or spending quality time at home with her family.