McCall primary School is a K-1 school located in Northwest Cobb
County. McCall signed its charter on May 10, 2004 and began its first
year in August 2005. McCall operates with an emphasis on early
learning.
To cope with an increased number of students over the previous two
years, McCall was created to relieve overcrowding at Acworth
Elementary. This change was due to being located in a rapidly developing
area in the county.
McCall originated due to the split of Acworth Elementary into a primary
(K-1) and intermediate (2-5) school. Although they are housed on two
separate campuses, we continue to maintain regular communication with
each other.
McCall Primary School was named after Dr. Moses McCall and his wife
Mary Bolton McCall. Dr. McCall was one of the founding doctors of
Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, and Mary McCall served as an Acworth
City Councilwoman in 1955, and mayor of Acworth in 1956.
Cobb families know the Cobb County School District has a reputation for excellence, as Cobb’s students consistently perform better than their peers. You could live anywhere, yet over 200,000 parents choose to raise their children in Cobb. You know that a Cobb education gives your children a competitive advantage for scholarships, college, future employment, and life.
Once again, Cobb families can feel even more confident their students are receiving a high-quality education following the most recent accreditation review by Cognia, one of Cobb’s accrediting agencies and one of the largest in the world.
After recently completing an Accreditation Engagement Review, which took almost one year to complete, every school in Cobb County has been accredited for an additional six years.
