Wheeler’s AFJROTC Color Guard was selected to participate in an Immigration and Naturalization Ceremony at the Richard Russell Federal Bldg in Atlanta. One hundred forty-four new American citizens from 62 countries completed the long process…
The Pope High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) members’ long hours of practiced paid off as they competed in the Northwest Georgia Nursery Landscape Competition the week of Oct. 20 at North Metro Tech…
The Spartan Chronicles, the student newspaper of Campbell High School, published its first online issue Oct. 22. The site, created by the CHS journalism class, is available at http://myhighschooljournalism.org/ga/smyrna/chs/
Haley Allen, a second grade student at Teasley Elementary, was chosen as the first place second grade winner in Georgia for her entry in the “Plains, Peanuts and a President” Art contest. She designed a…
Pope High School students in Mr. Haskin’s Leadership Class set out to raise money for the Rally Foundation- 4Quarters 4Research this fall. In past fundraisers for the foundation, Pope students raised raised $4,000 in 2006…
Oakwood High School recently received a Distinguished Achievement Award from Georgia Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox. Oakwood is one of only ten schools in the state honored with the award for having the greatest gains…
Sanders Primary & Intermediate Schools are the recipients of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Fresh Fruit and Vegetable program grant. Only 20 schools in Georgia were selected to receive the grant, which will expose…
Dodgen Middle School students have worked with principal Jim Snell to release grass-eating fish into the school’s pond ecosystem. Mr. Snell details the experience on his blog.
When learning about government, who better to learn from than your local government leader? Fifth graders at Acworth Intermediate were lucky enough to have a special guest speaker wrap up their unit on government…
Since 1989, Cobb Youth Leadership has provided students a unique opportunity to learn about their community as well as meet and interact with students from other high schools. Students attending public or private high schools…