Email Kalo Oglesby
(770) 229-3727

Woodbury, Georgia native Kalo Oglesby holds a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Middle Grades Education from Fort Valley State University and a Specialist degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Piedmont University. He also carries endorsements in Gifted, Reading, Teacher Support, and Coaching.

Oglesby began his teaching career at Crawford County Elementary School as a fifth-grade Science and Social Studies teacher. He later transitioned to the high school level, serving in multiple capacities including AP U.S. History Teacher, Lead Teacher, and Ninth Grade Academy Coordinator. His administrative journey includes serving as Assistant Principal of Manchester High School and Dean of Instruction at Matilda Hartley Elementary.

Committed to leadership and student development, Oglesby was elected Mr. Fort Valley State University and became a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He was recognized as a WMAZ Top Teacher in 2017 and has contributed to civic engagement as a member of the Board of Directors for Macon-Bibb’s Georgia Civic Awareness Program for Students (GCAPS).

A 2012 graduate of First Presbyterian Day School, Oglesby is a proud father and active member of Fellowship Bible Baptist Church in Warner Robins, Georgia. He now looks forward to serving the Griffin-Spalding County School System— as a Mustang!

It is with sincere excitement and gratitude that I return to the Griffin-Spalding County School System as a proud Assistant Principal at Rehoboth Road Middle School. After 24 years of service as a classroom teacher, academic coach, and administrator, I am honored to bring my experience and passion for education to a school and community that means so much to me. I am a lifelong learner who deeply believes in the power of knowledge and the opportunities it creates for every student.

My educational background includes a Master’s Degree from the University of Georgia in Educational Administration & Policy, a Specialist Degree from Mercer University in Teacher Leadership with a minor in mathematics, and a Doctorate Degree from the American College of Education in Educational Leadership.

On a personal note, I am blessed with a wonderfully supportive family. My husband, Mike, proudly serves our community as the Fire Chief of the Spalding County Fire Department, and our oldest daughter is a former Mustang Cheerleader, making this return even more special.

I look forward to partnering with you as we continue to help our Mustangs lead, learn, serve, and grow.

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