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Exclusive: Cobb superintendent talks safety, technology and books removed from libraries

By Chelsea Beimfohr,

2024-09-04

By Chelsea Beimfohr,

2024-09-04

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Graham Michael Jagger

09-04

Mr Ragsdale, those books that you're now removing got there while you've been in your job. How did they get there in the first place? It must have been okay for them to be in school libraries before, so what's the problem now?

Tribal Attack

09-04

How about let folks work in the food industry work? How about let folks get the alcohol permit?!?!? That’s all we need to work and add to the county/ city as always… we pay taxes with no return!! PLEASE MAKE IT EASY FOR US!!!

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