The Cobb County Center for Excellence in the Performing Arts (CCCEPA) magnet program at Pebblebrook High School will present the award-winning hit Broadway musical Newsies May 10-12 at the Cobb Civic Center’s Anderson Theatre.
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Yoselin won the art contest coordinated by her art teacher Sherryl Lane for the honor having her colorful depiction of Bobby featured on the front of the book. Smyrna fourth and fifth-grade students competed for the literary opportunity.
Applications are currently being accepted for 2018-2019 admissions. CCCEPA is a premier training program for Broadway. To date, CCCEPA alumni have performed in 63 shows on Broadway.
For an astounding sixth time, the Walton High School Chamber Music Society performed at the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago. The Midwest Clinic is the premier convention and professional development conference for band…
To help Cobb students and families beyond the school walls, Cobb media specialists launched a new Cobb Summer Reading website. Knowing that reading prevents “summer slide” and helps maintain learning gains made throughout the year,…
Wheeler High School will host the “Evening with the Stars” Jazz Showcase 7-9 p.m. Saturday, May 14. The concert will feature tenor saxophonist Don Braden, the WHS Jazz Ensemble, and an all-star big band comprised…
The spotlight recently shone on the budding artists at Clay Elementary. More than 400 works of art lined the hallways, all pinned up, waiting for the visitors and families to stroll through the annual Student Artist…
School Band & Orchestra Magazine recently released its 18th annual list of “50 Directors Who Make A Difference”. One director from each state is chosen for this honor and this year, Joseph Heiberger from Lovinggood…
As part of National Agriculture Week, which was celebrated March 15 to March 21, the Georgia Department of Education and the Georgia Department of Agriculture held a series of contests for students. The essay contest,…
Renowned children’s author and illustrator James Ransome visited King Springs Elementary to share his story and love for all forms of creativity with students. Ransome spoke with students from grades 3-5 about his path to becoming…