Last year, Green Acres Elementary School won first place in the Georgia Stock Market Game. This year, another Cobb school claimed the title.

Since January, Green Acres Elementary School has recycled over 2,000 lbs.  

Thanks to the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) of Atlanta, students at Brumby Elementary School will have a little something extra to give their moms for Mother’s Day. 

Only a few months ago a Cobb teacher collapsed. It took three rounds of CPR and three shocks to revive the teacher who thanks to the quick action of the school nurse and her first responder team was able to recover from what could have been a tragedy  

Two school leaders share their experiences and thoughts on easing students’ move from fifth grade to sixth grade.

Almost 350 young women from cities around the United States and one in Colombia joined together to set the world record for the most girls coding at the same time. Some of the record-setting girls call the Cobb County School District home.  

Hobsons, the education technology leader, and company behind Naviance, recently announced that the Cobb County School District, the second-largest school system in the state of Georgia, has selected Naviance as its exclusive provider of college, career, and life readiness (CCLR) solutions.

Last year was the first year that Chalker Elementary School explored the world of Odyssey of the Mind tournaments.

Superintendent Chris Ragsdale unveiled his recommended Fiscal Year 2020 budget, which prioritizes students and staff and includes a historic 8 to 12.6 % proposed raise for every non-temporary staff member in the Cobb County School District! 

On Thursday, April 18th, the 9th District PTA surprised the Cobb County School District and our Superintendent, Chris Ragsdale, with a "Lifetime Achievement Award." 

As the #2 STEM program in the country, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp couldn’t have chosen a better backdrop than Wheeler High School for the signing of Senate Bill 108, which requires all high schools in the state to offer a computer science class to students. 

Beth Finnegan of Kennesaw Elementary was recently named the 2019 Cobb County Library Media Specialist of the Year. 

These treasured members of the school community take up the task of coordinating hundreds of volunteers to help with projects like running school food pantries, hosting fundraising events, and coordinating school dances.

Feeding off the success of the donation collection for The Center for Children and Young Adults (CCYA), Cobb Schools staff members are stepping up to continue the support for the Center. 

She’s only in fifth grade, but one Smyrna Elementary student can already add illustrator to her resume. 

Once again, the Cobb County School District earned the national designation of Best Communities for Music Education.