The Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA) recently recognized Christopher Ferrell as the Administrator of the Year for his work as the Cobb County School District Supervisor of Instrumental Music.
The community’s support of schools in the Cobb County School District helps boost student success, often times by giving teachers the opportunity to implement innovative programs in the classroom that boost student engagement and learning.
Like a prize patrol, the Cobb Schools Foundation recently popped into schools around the Cobb County School District to present 18 teachers with almost $25,000 in IMPACT grants.
The Fair Oaks Elementary School community recently welcomed parents and students from Griffin Middle School to join them for a night dedicated to boosting parental involvement and as a result, student success.
Prudent financial management continues to be a guiding principle of the Cobb County School District, which is why Financial Sustainability is one of the District’s Legislative Priorities for 2018-2019.
Local school foundations across the Cobb County School District often conduct fundraising campaigns to add extras to the classrooms and provide teachers with mini-grants to fund programs that enhance students’ educational opportunities.
On January 28 from 6:30-8:30 p.m., more than 40 businesses, and organizations will be on site at Palmer Middle School to share information about extracurricular opportunities available for students with disabilities. Representatives from museums, performing arts centers, camps, sports organizations, and clubs are attending the Cobb County…
Most of all, the judge was struck by all the Mountain View kids’ enthusiasm for learning.
In Fall 2020, some students in the Cobb County School District will step into a new state-of-the-art school building in Mableton.
Many New Year’s resolutions revolve around healthy living. Our own Executive Director of Food and Nutrition Services has four tips to get kids to eat healthily.