Students are deep into learning at Pitner Elementary’s HOTSpot Strategy Lab. HOTSpot stands for Higher Order Thinking Skills. Kindergarten through fifth grade students visit the HOTSpot on a regular basis to play critical thinking games,…
To help parents with School Choice transfers for the 2015-16 school year, a computer kiosk is set up in the lobby of the Cobb County School District offices. Above, Darryl York, Executive Director of Policy,…
Walton High School Junior Aditya Suri earned a $20,000 scholarship from Samsung by developing a mobile app for Android mobile phone users. Suri got the idea for the app after attending Samsung’s Mobile App Academy…
A classroom of East Cobb Middle School STEM students were one of seven schools in North America chosen to do a video chat with Dr. Hadi Partovi in honor of Hour of Code on Friday, Dec….
Career, Technical and Agricultural Education students from Kennesaw Mountain High School celebrated Manufacturing Day on October 3rd while visiting a local manufacturing company. Students had a first-hand opportunity to see STEM in action while visiting,…
Rising sixth grade students at Floyd Middle School eagerly participated in a “GoIT” STEM Camp on June 24-26 sponsored by Tata Consulting Services. Students were energized and encouraged to embrace learning about Science, Technology, Engineering,…
Students in Floyd Middle School’s Tech Club recently joined millions of students across the nation in discovering the coolness of coding! As part of Computer Science Education Week Dec. 9 -15, Code.org promoted the ‘Hour…
Wheeler High School’s CircuitRunners robotics team dazzled in the FIRST Technology Challenge Qualifier Nov. 2-3 at the Milton Center in Alpharetta. The team’s robot advanced to the final matches, losing in the last match by…
South Cobb High School students were invited to attend the 2013 LSAMP STEM conference by Kennesaw State University on Friday, October 11 at the Hilton Head Marietta Hotel & Conference Center. Students were able to…
The back-to-school routine of catching the right bus to and from school was anything but ordinary for students at Pine Mountain Middle School. Their task was to place just the right number of bus stops…