While schools are out for the summer, the Cobb County School District Board of Education met virtually on Thursday to continue the District’s mission of One Team, One Goal: Student Success. Since Cobb students concluded the school…
Cobb Schools counselors are there for students during some of the most difficult times, including when a fellow classmate passes away. The support they provide students does not stop when the school doors close. Cobb counselors…
The Georgia Department of Education’s recently named two Cobb Schools winners of the Creative School Arts Integration School of Excellence award. The GADOE championed Labelle Elementary School and Powder Springs Elementary School for providing students with access to arts integration in every…
Since March, Cobb Schools staff have packed more than 400,000 meals for students in need—a service that will continue through July. Cobb students across the District will be able to continue to pick up a 5-day supply of breakfasts…
Buckle up, put down the phone, keep your eyes on the road, those are some of the top ways for drivers to stay safe behind the wheel, but there is so much more, especially for…
Some walk. Some bike. Every Wednesday during the summer, Fair Oaks Elementary students know where to go to pick up their next literary adventure—the Fair Oaks Book Mobile. The Fair Oaks staff know that students…
Although the recent pandemic may have forced school buildings to unprecedently close across the nation, Cobb Schools’ social workers did not stop answering the calls of need from school families. They quickly assembled their network of community…
Since Cobb County School District closed all schools on March 13 for safety and social-distancing, many students have been finding creative ways to continue learning. While academic subjects tended to get most of the attention during…
Relax, play, and most definitely have fun this summer, but keep reading, too! By reading for at least 20 minutes each day, students will avoid the “summer slide” and possibly even increase academic gains. To…
The Kiwanis Club of Marietta recently announced the winners of the organization’s annual scholarship program. Three of the winners graduated from Cobb Schools: Brittany Brownlee, Harrison High school; Evani Patel, Kennesaw Mountain High School; and Kennedy Head, McEachern High School. …