As in prior years, students in the Cobb County School District graduated at a higher rate than their peers across the state.

Young musicians from across Cobb County will put their collective talents on display at the annual Cobb-Marietta Marching Band Exhibition on the evenings of October 7 and October 14.

Only six Georgia public schools made the elite list of 2019 National Blue Ribbon Schools. Two of the schools are in the Cobb County School District: Sope Creek Elementary School and Tritt Elementary School.  

Before Lassiter High School welcomed its first class of students and more than three decades before East Cobb Middle School’s new campus was built, George Burcher began his career as a school custodian.  

Students see them every day, throughout the day. Students see them in the school halls, in their classrooms, in the cafeteria—all over the campus. Each one is another smiling face that welcomes students and helps make Cobb the best place to teach, lead, and learn.  

Insights for getting the most out of your student’s teacher conference.

The Cobb County Center for Excellence in the Performing Arts (CCCEPA) will present ComPAny 2020 in GROOVE at 7:30 p.m. October 4 and October 5 and at 3:00 p.m. October 6. 

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) recently announced the names of approximately 16,000 semifinalists in the 65th annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

The average SAT score for students in Cobb Schools increased again in 2019 and continued the District’s trend of surpassing the state and national scores.

Their warmth, kindness, patience, compassion, and knowledge describe the characteristics that make the Classified Employees of the Year such a valuable part of Cobb Schools’ mission of One Team, One Goal, Student Success.  

Special Education leaders provide insights on how to leverage the resources available in Cobb for special needs students and their families.

Of the 130 Georgia students selected to serve on the Student Advisory Council for 2019-2020, State School Superintendent Richard Woods picked two students from Cobb Schools. 

Every day, the Cobb County School District Social Work Department helps students and parents access the help and resources they need.

During the second board meeting of the 2019-2020 school year, the Cobb County School District Board of Education highlighted the success of the students across the county.  

Dr. Kelly Ingle, Cobb’s Coordinator of The Academy of Mathematics, Sciencem, and Technology, discusses the distinctive aspects of this Magnet program.