Currently the school's assistant principal, she'll bring 15 years of classroom and administrative service when she begins on July 1.
Find out how you can vote for the Marietta teen, who now faces off against 52 other artists to become Google's national winner.
Both principals are hosting receptions and will take over at the Marietta schools on July 1.
Cobb County residents Alan and Claire Peterson established this annual awards program 14 years ago to honor the memory of their son.
He will replace Gabe Carmona, who served as the district’s high school principal from 2016 until this school year.
Jais Matta and Katherine Fowler both received awards sponsored by Drew Tutton of Open Roads Complete RV.
The program gave him the knowledge to expand his company's brand through multiple platforms
The program prepares students for the industry-recognized Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification
Unlike other local school systems, Cobb County is punishing students who participated in the nationwide walkout against gun violence.
Hundreds of students joined the national walkout against gun violence, despite the school system's efforts to quell the protest.
The nationwide event, scheduled for March 14, is intended to call for political action in the wake of the deadly Florida school shooting.
The ten-week program, offered at KSU's College of Continuing and Professional Education, includes theory and hands-on instruction.
Roughly 8,000 contracts went out to Cobb County teachers on Monday, earlier than they ever have before.
The Cobb County Water System and the Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority (CCMWA) congratulate winners!
Local area residents learn about the career advancement opportunities and training
Schools has previously been closed Wednesday and Thursday in Cobb County after a winter storm.
Roads in metro Atlanta remained icy throughout the day on Wednesday, with temperatures in most areas never getting above freezing.
Snow and dangerous wind chills were forecast for much of north Georgia late Tuesday going into Wednesday morning.
On Tuesday, a cold front is expected to bring snow and dangerous wind chill to much of metro Atlanta and north Georgia.
Hillary Gallagher received the 2017 Chef Educator of the Year award presented by the American Culinary Federation-Atlanta Chefs Association.
The Adult Education Program at Chattahoochee Tech offers courses that assist adult learners aiming to earn a GED.
The Journey to Health and Wellness begins one step at a time
More snow is expected Friday across metro Atlanta, says the National Weather Service.
The College and Career Academy will prepare Marietta High School students for 21st century jobs: governor's office.
Students were able to call donors and express thanks and gratitude for their donations to the scholarship fund.
After completing the HR certificate program at KSU's Continuing Education, Andrea “Andie” Hill passed the senior certification exam
Open Roads Complete RV donated $2,500 to Chattahoochee Technical College's Student Leadership Academy.
Authors challenged 24,000 students to expand their creativity through writing and illustration to help build reading habits.
While investigating an Oct. 20 fight on her school bus, the Marietta police found that the hard drive had disappeared, says spokeswoman.
Six of 11 of the district's schools showed gains on the 2017 College and Career Ready Performance Index results.
Chattahoochee Tech culinary student named national finalist in Maple Leaf Farms Recipe Contest.
Chattahoochee Technical College Marketing Team was awarded three Medallion Awards.
The 29th annual Teacher of the Year Pep Rally on Oct. 24 celebrated the Teachers of the Year from every public school in Cobb County.
The scholarships help defray some of the costs associated with specific programs
They'll be launching 10-pound pumpkins distances of around 100 feet, to hit a paper plate-sized target.
The program is designed to allow the community to see what being a school principal is all about.
The award-winning teacher took a knee and put her hands in wet cement on a Marietta Square sidewalk.
The week is dedicated to reminding people about how to safely and legally work with school buses on the road.
After completing the continuing education program, Ken Danter became a certified Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
Cobb County and Marietta school districts decide whether to resume classes on Wednesday, Sept. 13.