Cobb County School District

The mission of the Planning Department is the enablement of Cobb County School District Board members and administrators by providing information designed to facilitate sound decision-making necessary to accommodate growth of the District's student population, from the present up to ten years in the future.

Such enablement is achieved by demographic research, development of student population projections, and dissemination of appropriate information in a variety of forms. When necessary, the Planning Department plays a significant role in school redistricting initiatives.

Products provided by the Planning Department include tabular statistical reports, geographic maps of attendance zones, and other maps. See the FAQ's below for a sampling of what's available. All the map products are shown in Adobe PDF format and may be downloaded at no charge.

Frequently Asked Questions
What school should my child attend?		Please use the Transportation Department's School and Bus Locator to look up your address and see what school your child should attend.

Where are the schools located?		A map of all school locations is available for review online and download. The map is in Adobe PDF format, so you may first need to download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader.

We are thinking of relocating to Cobb County. We would like to see a map that shows the schools that serve the residential areas we are considering.		School attendance zone maps are available for review online and download. Please note that Marietta City Schools is a separate school system and not a part of the Cobb County School District.

Can my child continue to attend the same school, even though redistricting has placed our home in a different school's attendance zone?		Cobb County School District Board Policy specifically addresses this issue. Please see Rule JC for more information.

What information is available about school facilities? We are interested in size, age, and school capacity vs. student population.		For information about the items you are interested in, please click here. The document is in Adobe PDF format, so you may first need to download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Where can we get information about new schools planned and built, classroom additions and renovations to existing schools, and other initiatives that are being provided by the school district's Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) income?		For detailed information about the current SPLOST initiative and all that it provides, please click here.