Coweta County School System

Coweta County School System is a public school district that provides K‑12 education to students residing in Coweta County, Georgia. The district operates a network of elementary, middle, and high schools that deliver state‑approved curricula and a range of academic and extracurricular programs. Its primary mission is to support student learning and development within the community it serves. Instruction is delivered through traditional classroom settings as well as digital resources provided to learners.

The school system’s headquarters are located in the United States, specifically in Coweta County, Georgia. As a local educational authority, it is accountable to the residents of the county and works in accordance with Georgia state education policies. The district provides essential technology services such as student Chromebook access, Wi‑Fi connectivity, and telephone lines to support daily operations.

In May 2025 the district experienced a cyberattack on its network that prompted an immediate response from its IT department and external security partners. The incident was reported to the Georgia Emergency Management Authority and Homeland Security, and affected systems were taken offline while an investigation proceeded. Despite the disruption, core services including student device access, wireless networking, and phone communications remained functional, and scheduled testing programs continued. Officials noted that no evidence of personal information compromise had been found at the time, although a thorough review was underway and internal network access remained restricted.

Coweta County School System is governed by an elected board of education that oversees policy, budgeting, and strategic direction for the district. As a public entity, it does not have a private parent company or subsidiary structure; its authority derives from local and state governmental frameworks.