Beginning this weekend, the Cobb Schools community will notice a distinct difference in the way our district website looks and feels. In an effort to make our website more user friendly and more responsive for…
The Cobb Schools Foundation was a recipient of a generous grant from the Cobb Community Foundation in partnership with the Jesse Parker Williams Foundation, Inc. and Zeist Foundation. The grant has helped Cobb Schools’ social workers extend their ability to serve students through the summer. These efforts resulted…
For more details – including how to login to CTLS Learn, step-by-step instructions, and video walk through’s – CLICK HERE! When COVID-19 closed our classrooms this past spring, Cobb teachers made the switch to remote…
NSPG Global, a company based in Kennesaw, recently donated 17 new devices to the Cobb Schools Foundation after learning that Cobb students would be returning to school virtually this fall. With over 113,000 students attending Cobb Schools…
Following Superintendent Chris Ragsdale’s July 16 announcement that the 2020-2021 school year would start with a fully remote learning model, the Cobb Schools Food and Nutrition Services began preparing to provide breakfast and lunches to students in a way…
The Cobb County School District Board of Education (BOE) met virtually on July 16 and voted to approve the District’s tentative budget for FY2021, which prioritizes Cobb staff at the recommendation of Superintendent Chris Ragsdale. Despite a $65 million budget cut based on the state’s…
All detail for the 2020-2021 school year will continue to be found at www.cobblearningeverywhere.com which was introduced last month as the digital home for Cobb’s reopening plan. During the July Board Meeting, Superintendent Chris Ragsdale announced…
From sample learning schedules, lunch, transportation, after school programs, and overall health and safety protocols, Cobb Schools has launched an informational site completely dedicated to the 2020-2021 School Year, which starts on August 17. Building a plan that works for nearly…
Help provide feedback from Cobb to State leaders on the Every Student Succeeds Act waiver that would eliminate high-stakes testing for the 2020-2021 school year due to impacts of COVID-19. The Georgia Department of Education announced this week an online survey to get…
UPDATE 7/1/2020 Last week, during our June board meeting, the Superintendent announced that we would be asking parents to choose between a “Face-to-Face” or “Full Remote” learning model for the first semester of the 2020-2021…