CCSD Graduation Rate Rises For Second Consecutive Year

The four-year graduation rate for Cobb County high schools increased to 76.5 percent in 2013, a half percentage point improvement over the class of 2012 and 3.1 percent greater than in 2011. The Class of 2013 graduation rate for Cobb is five percent greater than the improved state rate of 71.5 and remains higher than the rates for comparably-sized school systems in the metro Atlanta area. Read more
Posted 12/11/2013

Vision 2026: School System Flexibility Options

Current Cobb County Kindergarten students will graduate in 2026. What will our schools look like then? Will schools have the same structure that they do now? Will parents play a larger role in their local schools? What about class sizes, finances, and school culture? All of these are considerations as the Cobb County School District considers its options.
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Posted 11/8/2013

Five Cobb Title I Schools Rewarded For Progress Under New Accountability System

Five Cobb County schools were named Title I Reward Schools by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) as part of the new state accountability system. Osborne High School, Campbell Middle School, Smitha Middle School, Lindley 6th Grade Academy and Belmont Hills Elementary School are among the 10 percent of Title I schools statewide that showed the greatest improvement in student performance over the past three years on state assessments.
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Posted 11/12/2013

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