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Cobb County Schools cancel Ultra Violet light contract hours before FOX 5 I-Team investigation airs Cobb County Schools decides to remove UVc lights Cobb County Schools said they are removing special UV lights originally purchased to fight the COVID-19 virus in its schools. MARIETTA, Ga - Late Wednesday, the FOX 5 I-Team prepared to air the second part of a two-part investigation of Cobb County School District spending and product safety, the county canceled one of its two controversial contracts. The county announced it was removing all the newly installed Ultra Violet lights from eleven sc...

Reply The Cobb County Schools Board of Education voted Dec. 17 to buy new sanitizing technologies for all 67 elementary schools in the district. (Shutterstock) COBB COUNTY, GA — All 67 elementary schools within Cobb County Schools will receive two new sanitizing technologies as soon as possible, following a 4-2 vote at the school board work session Dec. 17. This initiative is part of the district's continued response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Superintendent Chris Ragsdale requested up to $12 million for hand-sanitizing machines from 3Oe Scientific and ProTek Life's Cleanz254, w...

Chris Ragsdale Ragsdale will present a request for funding for ultraviolet light disinfecting and hand sanitizing equipment for all the district’s elementary schools to the Cobb Board of Education at their meeting Thursday, John Floresta, the district’s chief strategy and accountability officer, told the MDJ. Nan Kiel, a spokesperson for the district, did not give an estimate of how much the equipment would cost or how it would be funded. John Floresta In October, the district started using hand sanitizing machines and ultraviolet light sterilization at Argyle, Bryant and Belmont Hi...