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Superintendent postpones Cobb County safety town halls, cites risk of violent disruption; district partners with Servius Group and rehired two Campbell coaches
Summary
Superintendent Chris Ragsdale said the district will postpone scheduled town halls about school safety after concerns that public meetings could be disrupted; the district is partnering with the Servius Group for threat identification and has offered contracts to two coaches whose nonrenewal was investigated.
Superintendent Chris Ragsdale told the Cobb County School District board on April 24 that the district will postpone a series of in‑person town halls about school safety because of concerns that political activists could disrupt events and create unsafe conditions for students and families.
Ragsdale said the district had planned town halls beginning April 28 to explain its proactive approach to safety, which pairs response measures with efforts to identify threats before they materialize. The superintendent said the district is partnering with the Servius Group to improve threat identification…
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