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Town Hall Meeting
Allatoona High School will have a Town Hall meeting on Thursday, February 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the school theater.  The Town Hall meeting is an open forum type meeting where parents, teachers, administrators, and local business owners meet to discuss items of concern or pose questions to be answered.  We are honored to have the chair of the school board, Mrs. Lynnda Crowder-Eagle, and our Area 5 Assistant Superintendent, Mr. James Carter, as our guests that night.  Please make plans to attend on Thursday, February 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the theater.

Allatoona High School recognized by the State Department of Education
Thirty-six Cobb County schools have been honored for academic success by the Georgia Department of Education and the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement. The awards are based on student performance on the 2008-09 Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests (CRCT, for elementary and middle schools) and the Georgia High School Graduation Tests (GHSGT, for high schools). These state assessments help determine a school’s status under federal No Child Left Behind. Each award has four honor levels – Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze – that correspond to a school’s consistent performance and Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) status.
The Highest Performance award is given to schools that have a very high percentage of students meeting test standards. Allatoona High School won the Bronze Award for Highest Performance at the High School Level for the 2009-2009 school year.

Upcoming 9th Graders Informational Night
Allatoona High School will be having their upcoming 9th grader informational night on Tuesday February 9th, 2010 at 6:30 PM in the Allatoona High School Audiorium. Parents will ge given information on course offerings, graduation requirements, grading policies along with many more important items you need to know!

Yearbook Sales
Yearbooks can no longer be ordered online; you may purchase a yearbook with either cash or check by sending payment with your student to room 2201 until January 29th  The cost is $70.

Allatoona's Online Student Newspaper
Allatoona High School proudly presents its online newspaper The Crow's Nest.

Kelly Bramblett: CCSD Teacher of the Year
The Cobb County School District announced the selection of Kelly Bramblett, special education teacher at Allatoona High School, as the 2009-2010 district Teacher of the Year. Superintendent Fred Sanderson and the Allatoona administrative team surprised Mrs. Bramblett with the honor during a special assembly Aug. 24, unfurling a banner before the entire student body. She now represents Cobb in the statewide program, which will announce a winner in May 2010. Mrs. Bramblett is also the high school level Teacher of the Year, which made her eligible for the district-wide merit. Read the full story at the Cobb County Website