Dear Students, Staff, and Families,

Great school districts start with great school boards! This is because school boards set the vision, policies, and priorities that drive student success. A strong board ensures schools are safe, teachers are supported, parents and the community are engaged, and doing what’s best for kids remains the priority. When a school board is effective, the district has the leadership and support needed to provide high-quality education, leading to better outcomes for students.

This year, Georgia School Board Appreciation Week is observed from March 10-14. This week offers us a dedicated moment to honor the steadfast commitment of our Board of Education members, whose leadership profoundly influences the success of Catoosa County Schools.
Our school board members are more than policymakers; they are champions for our children. Their collective vision extends beyond the classroom, influencing local businesses, economic development, and the broader future of our community.

We are exceptionally proud that our School Board has been recognized as an Exemplary School Board for ten consecutive years by the Georgia School Boards Association! This accolade reflects their unwavering dedication to educational excellence and their proactive approach to fostering an environment where every student can thrive. Below is each Board Member, their district, and their email address. Please feel free to email them thanking them for their service to our community.

Chairperson, David Moeller (District 4)
[email protected]

Gloria Hunt (District 1)
[email protected]

Jerry Jeffers (District 2)
[email protected]

Denia Reese (District 3)
[email protected]

Vice Chairperson, Suzan Gibson (At large)
[email protected]

Our school board does more than establish policies—it propels progress. Our board champions initiatives that bridge opportunity gaps, ensuring all students, irrespective of their backgrounds, have access to quality educational opportunities. They advocate for curricula that cultivate critical thinking and civic responsibility, preparing students to lead and contribute meaningfully to society. Recognizing the intrinsic link between education and economic growth, they collaborate with local enterprises to create opportunities like the College and Career Academy, where students acquire practical skills that drive innovation and success.

Chance Nix
Superintendent
Catoosa County Public Schools



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