A Choose Cobb participating school · Grades 6-8 · Kennesaw

Lost Mountain

Middle School

Home of the Eagles, Lost Mountain sits on 88 acres in west Cobb and outperforms the state in every subject the Georgia Milestones tests, by 9 to 18 points. Students choose from band, chorus, and orchestra starting in 6th grade and 20 clubs, and most Eagles continue on to Harrison High School.

Above the state, across the board

On the 2026 Georgia Milestones, Eagles scored above the state in every tested subject: math by 15 points, social studies by 18, and science by 9, on the share of students at Developing Learner or above.

A full music program

Band, chorus, and orchestra all start in 6th grade, with Jazz Band, Pep Band, and Boys and Girls Choirs among the club offerings, and a Drama Club that stages a full production each year.

twenty ways to belong

From the Academic Team and Junior BETA to FBLA, the Korean culture club, Garden Club, and Sources of Strength, there are 20 clubs to try.

A clear road ahead

Most Eagles continue to Harrison High School, and 8th graders can apply to Cobb's magnet programs and the Cobb Innovation and Technology Academy.

National health and wellness recognition.

Named one of America's Healthiest Schools for 2026 in School Health Services, one of seven Cobb schools recognized in that category among 1,376 schools in 35 states.

A stage of their own.

The Drama Club staged Disney's Newsies Jr., and the band performed a community concert on the lawn for 6th through 8th grade families.

The district's Health and PE Teacher of the Year.

Health teacher Cara Coe was named CCSD Health and PE Teacher of the Year, celebrated on the school's official feed.

Eagles who give back.

The school community partnered with the Rally Foundation on a childhood cancer fundraising drive in September 2026.