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School Board Visits River Ridge High School!

School Board Visits River Ridge High School!

"Right here, we are witnessing the alignment that exists from our boardroom to our classrooms resulting in the most extraordinary growth and outcomes," Superintendent of Schools Mary Elizabeth Davis said as she celebrated River Ridge High School's impressive gains in student performance. Superintendent Davis and our School Board members regularly visit schools for tours and today visited River Ridge HS led by Principal Justin Sanderson.

School Board Chair Janet Read visits a classroom

Above: School Board Chair Janet Read visits a classroom. Below: School Board member Kelly Poole speaks with students

School Board member Kelly Poole speaks with students

During these visits, board members pop into classrooms to see learning in action and how incredible our teachers and staff are, and they learn from leaders how the school is improving. They also enjoy a CCSD School Nutrition lunch from the cafeteria.

School Board member Chance Beam speaks with a teacher.

Above: School Board member Chance Beam speaks with a teacher. Below: School Board members and Superintendent Davis enjoy CCSD School Nutrition lunches.

School Board members enjoy CCSD School Nutrition lunches.

As part of today's visit, the board additionally toured the newly opened auxiliary gym, which was funded by our community through our Education-SPLOST.

School Board tours auxiliary gym

Above and below: School Board tours auxiliary gym.

School Board tours auxiliary gym

A high-performing school district starts with a high-performing school board! We’re on a mission to be the highest-performing school district in Georgia – and the district known for its contagious joy and optimism.  #CCSDElevateTheExcellence

Superintendent Davis and School Board members visit teachers

Above: Superintendent Davis and School Board members visit teachers learning about instructional resources.  Below: A moment of contagious joy during the visit.

School Board members and Superintendent Davis visit a classroom