Driving Information

Getting a Learner's Permit or Driver's License this summer?

As you know the Governor has signed the law, effective January 1, 2007, requiring all 16 year olds to have driver's ed prior to a license at 16. As a reminder, please communicate to your communities that we in conjunction with Marietta City Schools provide this training. The Cobb County School District has a significant funding requirement in this program and I would hope that you are enthusiastically utilizing this opportunity. Registration is now under way for summer.

If you need clarification or further information, please contact Cindi Parris, Supervisor, Marietta Community School, at 770-429-3170, Ext. 3303; 770-429-3178 (fax); or CParris@marietta-city.k12.ga.us

Driver's License Information

The website for The Department of Motor Vehicles contains excellent information for high school students about their driver's licenses and school.

Marietta/Cobb Drivers' Education Program:

Starting on November 3, 2005, Marietta/Cobb Driver’s Education, located at 1171 Whitlock Avenue, Marietta, Georgia will be providing road test services for the Georgia Department of Driver Services to teens under 18 years of age who need a road test to receive their very first Class D Georgia driver’s license.

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Parking Information for the 2007-08 School Year
 

Parking

Each person who chooses to park a vehicle at Kennesaw Mountain must purchase a $50.00 per semester parking permit and will be assigned a numbered parking space. The Cobb County Public School Parking Permit Application and Vehicle Registration Form (12-92) shall be used to advise students and parents of rules and regulations. 

One day parking will be limited to two days per semester, and is subject to the same rules and regulations as stated on the Parking Permit application.

Parking and traffic violations on campus shall be subject to the following disciplines: 

1. Fines for minor violations will range from $10.00 to $35.00 and must be paid in Admin 1.

2. As stated on the Parking Permit Application form, fines not paid the following school day will be assessed an additional $1.00 per day up to $10.00. At that time, further disciplinary action will be taken, up to but not limited to Saturday School or In-School Suspension.

3. Moving violations are subject to state traffic citations.

4. Suspension or revocation of parking on campus.

5. Vehicle towed at owner's expense.