Indians Spear Spartans, 55-0

The McEachern football team scored early and often against Campbell and never looked back on Friday night.

Hinojosa Overhauls Cobb Central Office

The county Board of Education unanimously approves the superintendent's changes, including naming Cheryl Hungerford as his chief of staff.

Smyrna Steps Up For Spartans

City businesses and citizens help purchase helmets for Campbell football team.

IAS in line for charter renewal

Superintendent Hinojosa recommends approval of Smyrna charter school's renewal petition on Wednesday; school board will formally vote on the matter in two weeks.

Vinings Students Participate in Lovett's Walk-to-School Day

Participation boosts from last year and carpooling showed a big jump, too.

Whitefield Homecoming Highlights Week 4

Lovett stays unbeaten with its second road win of the season, meanwhile a tough task awaits Campbell this Friday at top-ranked McEachern.

CCSD Computer Glitch Alarms Families

Automated parent-notification system mistakenly sent families a notice that students had already compiled 10 unexcused absences this school year.

Campbell holds first Spirit Night this week

A look around at what's happening at local schools this week.

Campbell seeks to break skid versus Walton

The 0-2 Spartans entertain the undefeated Raiders, while Lovett and Whitefield Academy both hit the road for Friday night high school football action.

Campbell Gets SPLOST-Funded Facelift

A look around what's happening at local schools this week.

Lovett Rolls in Home Opener

Lions blast Towers; Whitefield Academy loses at home to Pace and Campbell falls at Langston Hughes for the Spartans ninth straight loss.

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Spartans look to bounce back

Campbell, 0-1, hits the road at Langston Hughes on Friday; Whitefield Academy and Lovett set for home openers.

Smyrna-Vinings School News You Can Use

Our weekly Sunday look at school happenings around Smyrna and Vinings for the coming week. Plus a roundup of last week's Cobb School Board meeting.

Campbell Shows Grit in Tough Loss

Up two touchdowns in the first half and then by a point with under four minutes to play, the Spartans couldn't hang on and lost on a final-minute TD on Friday night.

Centennial edges Spartans in final minute

Campbell's season-opening football game provided a lot of excitement on the field and in the stands

Vinings Chick-fil-A Employee Wins Prestigious Award

Kali Jones was one of only 25 recipients out of more than 1,500 candidates to receive the 2011 S. Truett Cathy Scholar Award.

Spartans, Wolfpack Ready For Some Football

Campbell opens new season Friday night at home while Whitefield Academy hits the road for its first game of 2011.

Memorial Service on Saturday for Lovett Alumnus

Emily Dunn, 23, was killed in San Francisco.

Spartan senior: 'It's just not the same Campbell, we all have a lot to prove"

Senior-led offensive line to pave the way into Friday's season-opening football game. Plus a preview of the rest of the schools in Region 4-AAAAA.

Campbell Ready For New Season

State-ranked Lovett opened season with win at Thomasville last Saturday; Whitefield Academy begins season Friday at Walker.

Argyle Celebrating 50th Anniversary

Here's what's happening in some of the area's schools this week.

Cobb School Bell Rings

Three new Smyrna principals welcome back students Monday.

Dining Hall Makeover at Lovett

Students will return to a new eating environment minus the 33-year-old "circle serve."

Hinojosa: Student achievement top priority

New CCSD superintendent spoke to a gathering of retired county educators in Smyrna Thursday.

Superintendent Hinojosa Speaking in Smyrna Thursday

Cobb County School District still looking to hire bus drivers for the coming year among the education news tidbits.

Residents discuss new Smyrna charter school

Community parents and citizens met on Monday evening to discuss plans for a new charter school in Smyrna.

Rep. Scott to present education scholarships

With the new school year quickly approaching, here's some education news you can use.

New Smyrna charter school in the planning

The Smyrna Academy of Excellence will be a K-12 school with a focus on math, science and technology.

Lovett volleyball looks forward

After July 22 bus accident, team prepares for season.

School Bell to Ring in Two Weeks

Orientations planned at Campbell High; ongoing construction forces King Springs Elementary to move its 'Sneak a Peek' to Griffin Middle School.

Spartans begin preseason football practice

The Campbell High football team hit the field in full pads Monday morning in preparation for the Aug. 26 season opener against Centennial High.

Cobb Schools Maintain Millage Rate

After a 4-2 vote, the Board of Education will use excess SPLOST II funds to keep a rate of 18.9 mills in a budget based on 20 mills.

Cobb County Students Meet 95 Percent of AYP Indicators

Superintendent Michael Hinojosa: "I am really pleased with the gains that our students have made.''

Scholarships for local students awarded

Three recent high school graduates from our Smyrna-Vinings Patch have been awarded scholarships by local civic groups.

Hinojosa sworn in as new superintendent

“It’s a new day in Cobb County Schools. We have a new leader and look forward to the next step he will bring to the school system.” - Cobb School Board member Tim Stultz

Brown, King Springs students perform well on CRCTs

in the Smyrna-Vinings Patch area, Norton Park students record some of the biggest gains.

Civil War Breastworks Commemorated at Lovett Exhibit

Gen. Sherman's Union soldiers occupied the Vinings area on one side of the Chattahoochee River, and the Confederate forces held the Lovett side. Later, the Union army moved across the river and took control of the Lovett site, digging the breastworks.

Are You Celebrating National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month?

Russell Elementary School recently received a $500 grant from Jamba Juice and the National Garden Association; limited plots still available at the Smyrna Community Garden.

Smyrna resident elected first black male president of the National PTA

Otha Thornton was elected at the National Parent Teacher Association's national convention in Orlando this month.