As the second largest school system in Georgia, CCSD is responsible for educating nearly 113,000 students in a diverse, constantly changing suburban environment.
When Elicia Robinson and her son Jediah climbed into a limo at Baker Elementary School, they had no idea of the surprise waiting for them at the end of their short trip.
Cobb’s Chief Strategy and Accountability Officer, John Floresta, discusses the daily challenges of keeping parents informed within the boundaries set by federal and state privacy laws.
Honoring excellence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, Newsweek announced its ranking of the top 5,000 STEM high schools for 2019.
We have an exciting opportunity for our friends and supporters of the Cobb County School District.
From drones, DNA models, Sphero robots to polymetric worms and Muppets Crime Scene Investigation, students at Lost Mountain Middle School were able to explore the world of science, technology, engineering, and math during the school’s first STEM Night.
Wheeler High School’s Dr. Nickey Ice recently joined an elite group of mathematics educators when she accepted the Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics’ Gladys Thomason Award for demonstrating significant service to improving mathematics instruction at a local, state, and national level.
Cobb’s Performing Arts supervisors discuss the opportunities and student achievements in our theatrical, choral, and instrumental programs.
If they did not already know how much their students love them and how much the community appreciates what they do every day, Cobb’s Teachers of the Year certainly knew it when they walked into the Pep Rally of the Year.
In 1944, at the age of 17, Nick Naples enlisted in the U.S. Navy along with his twin brother. As a seaman aboard the USS Bon Homme Richard, Naples supported airstrikes and other navy operations with the Pacific fleet off the Japanese coast until the Japanese surrendered in September 1945.
Those who ring in the holiday season by watching the 72nd annual lighting of Macy’s Great Tree at Lenox Square will see students from Pebblebrook High School in the spotlight.
The ways Mountain View teachers collaborate, use data to make decisions, and provide enrichment opportunities, like the science fair, are some of the reasons Mountain View students performed so well on the 2019 Georgia Milestones assessment.
Principal John Kelly said his team is always looking for new ways to help students be more successful at Cobb Horizon High School.
A recent study by Niche.com confirmed what Cobb parents and students already know. The Cobb County School District includes some of the best public school teachers in the Atlanta area.
Cobb students who step on new school buses will feel the cool rush of AC thanks to a recent vote by the Cobb County School District Board of Education.
Cobb School District’s head of maintenance discusses the challenges of taking care of our students’ learning environment.
In an effort to eliminate double testing and the number of tests Georgia students are required to take, the State Board of Education, Governor Kemp, and Superintendent Woods approved a policy revision that eliminates the End-of-Course-Test (EOC) for International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement students.
Cobb’s three top teachers will roll up to school this year with a new set of wheels thanks to one of the district’s community partners.