Cobb County and Marietta school districts are closed Tuesday, Sept. 12 due to the effects of Hurricane Irma.
Marietta City Schools and the Cobb County School District will be closed on Tuesday, Sept. 12 due to the effects of Hurricane Irma.
Hurricane Irma is sending strong winds and rain across Florida and expected to hit Georgia as a tropical storm by Monday.
As Irma beckons, Cobb County schools are still having a hand in assisting those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Registration now open!
August 6 -- 12 is National Stop On Red Week, which encourages drivers not to illegally pass stopped school buses.
Summer's over for Marietta Schools, which start classes Thursday morning.
The KSU Continuing Education technology certificate provides skills refresher
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12 Cobb seniors, including 8 from Marietta, were announced as National Merit Scholars on Wednesday. Here is a list of them all.
The 20-session class is taught by three instructors who have more than 50 years of combined experience in the field.
Guests will have the opportunity to dance, socialize and enjoy a multi-course dinner complete with specialty-crafted dishes
Here is the Cobb County School District's spring commencement schedule for 2017.
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The nominees for Manufacturers of the Year attended the Governor's Award Luncheon on April 27.
The 12-week Project Management Certificate program is led by two instructors with more than 50 years of combined experience in the field
Walton High School in Marietta is top school in Cobb County, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 list for Best Schools in Georgia.
Samuel Seidel and Jean Zambrano finished first in the competition which is designed for students looking for a career in IT.
Short-term certificate programs provide students with additional training to thrive in today’s global economy
The awards were received at the Georgia Adult Education Association conference in Cordele, GA.
BREAKING: Group seeks to file criminal complaint against North Cobb High School student who allegedly wrote derogatory message.
The program exceeds the state education requirements mandated by The Georgia State Board of Private Detectives for the State Licensing Exam
Paola Berrios started a website that provides teenagers with information on what to expect when a loved one begins their fight with cancer.
Ideal for bilingual individuals, the accelerated program can be completed in just two months.
Five short-term courses that will boost your salary
KSU Continuing Education Program Prepares HR Professionals for SHRM-CP and SHRM-SCP Certification
Marietta campus ushers in classes with about 10,000 students enrolled, breaking last year's mark.
A team from Kell High School has been named Best in State winners in the fifth annual Verizon Innovative Learning app challenge.
Georgia Highlands Colleges announces the President’s and Dean’s list honorees for the fall 2016 semester.
Students and faculty members broke into groups and spent the morning packing medical supplies at MedShare.
Chattahoochee Technical College unveiled its Veteran Service Center its Fourth Annual Veterans Day Appreciation and Recognition event.
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The new Cobb Center campus is located at 2140 South Cobb Dr.
Almost 5,000 schools are participating in the event on Wednesday, Oct. 5. Here's what happening in Marietta and Cobb County.
East Side Elementary held a school-wide day dedicated to Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM).
The Georgia Department of Education released the 2016 scores on Tuesday. Here are how Cobb's other schools performed.
Complainants say not enough diversity in school leadership and there is a massive gap in test scores between black and white students.
Event celebrated the college’s instructors and partners in education
The foundation awarded more than $156,000 in funds recognizing faculty and staff