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Catoosa County superintendent reports record graduation rate, facility expansions and new programs
Summary
In a board presentation, the superintendent of Catoosa County Public Schools highlighted a 90.81% four‑year graduation rate, facility expansions at Boynton Elementary, expanded career and dual‑enrollment pathways, new LEAP language program for English learners, and ongoing investments in safety, mental health and technology.
The superintendent of Catoosa County Public Schools told the board that the district recorded a 2024 four‑year graduation rate of 90.81 percent and outlined facility expansions, new academic programs and investments in safety, technology and student supports.
The superintendent said the district’s graduation rate “significantly eclipses the state average of 85.4%,” and noted that all three high schools earned AP honor status after more than 25% growth in Advanced Placement participation. “Every child, every day without exception,” the superintendent said, repeating the district’s mission.
The superintendent framed the presentation around the district’s strategic plan, saying it guides investments and priorities. He named four schools — Heritage Middle, Ringgold Middle, Heritage High and Lakeview‑Fort Oglethorpe High School (LFO High School) — as math leader schools recognized by the Georgia Department of Education. Wood Station Elementary was identified as a Title I Reward School.
On college and career pathways, the presentation listed partnerships with Georgia…
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