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Congratulations to the Class of
2013!!
Graduation 2013
Graduation ceremonies for the North Cobb High School class of
2013 will be held on Friday, May 24th at 2:30 p.m. at the
KSU Convocation Center.
Click here to watch the ceremony live on Friday
All parents and guests (including infants and
children) attending the ceremony must have a ticket to enter the
KSU Convocation Center.
Parking is available on the Kennesaw State
University campus in the Central Parking Deck (#42 on the campus
map) for the graduates. Parking on the day of graduation will
cost $10 per car.
The Commencement is a dignified, solemn
ceremony designed to honor all
graduates in the Class of 2013.
Possession of any disruptive objects (noise
makers, beach balls, etc.) or disruptive behavior may lead to
immediate removal from the ceremony.
We ask the cooperation of all who attend
commencement to help make it the dignified event it is meant to
be.
Please refrain from any inappropriate noises
that might detract from the dignity of the ceremony.
Commencement
Photographs
To maintain the dignity of the ceremony,
guests must remain in their seats throughout the Commencement
ceremony. Only hand-held cameras that do not block the view of
other guests may be used and guests may not walk into the aisles
to take photographs.
We have arranged for Cady Studios to take an
individual photograph of each graduate as they receive their
diploma. Cady Studios will mail each graduate a proof of this
“diploma” photo and ordering information.
Commencement Video
Professional Video Imaging will be recording
the ceremony and is offering copies on DVD for sale to graduates
and their parents.
Click
here for more information on PVI video website
Congratulations to the 2012-2013
Tri-Athletes!!
The students below participated in three competitive sports
during the 2012-2013 school year.
RJ Anderson (Cross Country, Swimming, and Track)
Madison Arnold (Cross Country, Golf, and Swimming)
Shannon Bryant (Cross Country, Swimming, and Track)
Bobby Cole (Cross Country, Swimming, and Track)
Regan Jackson (Basketball, Cross Country, and Track)
Richard Len (4 sports) (Cross Country, Soccer, Swimming and
Track)
Ernie McQuade
(Football, Lacrosse and Swimming)
Jerry McQuade (Football, Lacrosse and Swimming)
Jimmy McQuade
(Football, Lacrosse and Swimming)
Casey Page (Lacrosse, Softball and Swimming)
Keith Ramon (Cross Country, Swimming, and Track)
Allie Strasburg (Cross Country, Swimming, and Track)
North Cobb High School is
recognized by Newsweek & The Daily Beast as one of America's Best High Schools!
Newsweek's ranking highlights the best 2,000 public high
schools in the nation—the ones that have proven to be
the most effective in turning out college-ready grads.
The
list is based on six components
provided by school administrators: graduation
rate (25
percent), college matriculation rate (25
percent), AP/IB/AICE tests taken per student (25
percent), average SAT/ACT scores (10
percent), average AP/IB/AICE scores (10
percent), and AP courses offered per
student (5
percent).
Attention Parents:
Please click here to review the communication
regarding SB 289 and digital learning.
Daniel Kinslow To Compete in National SkillsUSA Culinary
Arts Competition, With Backing From Kennesaw Business
Association
The Kennesaw Business Association (KBA) gives a generous
donation to the Culinary Department at North Cobb High
School. North Cobb student, Daniel Kinslow will be
representing Cobb County at the National SkillsUSA culinary
competition in Kansas City this summer. Greg Carter from
California Dreaming and Debbie Underkofler, Former KBA
President presented Daniel and Chef Xan Payton, NCHS
Culinary Teacher a check for $2,000 on behalf of the KBA to
cover the expenses involved with this trip.
North Cobb High School named an
AP Honor School for 2013!
The Georgia Department of Education recently announced the 2013
(AP) Honor Schools, recognizing our school for increased access
to rigorous AP coursework. We were recognized in the
following categories:
AP STEM School
- Schools with students testing in at least two (2) AP math
courses and two (2) AP science courses(AP Calculus AB, AP
Calculus BC, AP Statistics, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP
Environmental Science, AP Physics B, AP Physics C, AP Computer
Science)
AP STEM Achievement School
- Schools with students testing in at least 2 AP math courses
and 2 AP science courses and at least 40% of the exam scores on
AP math and AP science exams earning scores of three (3) or
higher.
AP Honor School/Merit
School -
Schools with at least 20% of the student population taking AP
exams and at least 50% of all AP exams earning scores of three
(3) or higher.
Read the press release from the Department of Education,
including Georgia's improvement
Read the article in the MDJ about AP Testing
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Student Athlete of the Week
Fine Arts Student of the Week
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