Cobb School Rebuild Decisions Delayed Again

Mountain View Elementary parents renewed their pleas for a new facility on Wednesday, before the school board held off on voting.

School Choice Transfer Window Opens Next Month

Applications for transfers will not be considered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Deadline Approaching to Donate to Nickajack Library

The elementary school needs your help to update its non-fiction catalog.

Multilingual Academy Set to Open in Smyrna

The International Academia of Smyrna will offer classes in three languages.

Smyrna Science Teacher Awarded for Excellence

The Campbell Middle School educator has been honored for his hard work in the classroom.

Classes at International Academy of Smyrna Resume Tuesday

A water main break last week caused flooding and the cancellation of classes on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Art Exhibits Feature the Work of Cobb Students

Exhibits will be on display in Acworth, Marietta and Kennesaw.

STEM Night Brings Hands-On Learning to Students, Parents

International Academy Will Remain Closed This Week

A broken water main caused flooding inside the building and forced an early dismissal on Wednesday.

Angelucci Voted Cobb School Board Chairwoman

The board also approved its 2014 meeting schedule on Tuesday.

Cobb Schools Resume Classes on Wednesday

The first day of the winter semester will start a day later because of the weather.

Cobb, Smyrna Schools Closed Tuesday Due to Cold Weather

Employees are to report to work by 10 a.m.

Cobb Graduation Rates Up Slightly for 2013

Four high schools -- Harison, Lassiter, Pope and Walton -- had graduation rates of 90 percent or better.

International Academy Concert, PTA Meeting Next Week

The Smyrna-based International Baccalaureate school is entering the Christmas season with artistic flair and a gift-giving fundraiser.

Riverwalk Tax Break Could Mean $700K Less for Schools

The developers of the $100 million Riverwalk mixed-use project may not have to pay any property taxes on the site until 2015, and may not assume the full tax burden of the site until 2025.

Mayor's Education Awards Recognize Students, Staff, Volunteers

Dozens of outstanding members of Smyrna's education community were honored for their commitment in the classroom or to help students succeed.

Partners in Education Information Session Coming on Tuesday

Businesses can be partnered with a local school and provide help to "their" school through donations of money and time.

Whitefield Academy Invites Community to Coffee

South Cobb school hosts parent information session for surrounding area.

Progress Reports for Elementary, Middle Schoolers Go Home Wednesday

These will be the last report cards given before the end of the first semester.

Cobb County Schools Wants Your Help to Choose its Future

The "Vision 2026" program needs public input before administrators can choose a future operating system.

Campbell Middle, Belmont Hills Rewarded for High Progress

The two Smyrna schools are among five Cobb schools named Title I Reward Schools.

International Academy of Smyrna Hosts Spirit Night

The family fun night will be held on Wednesday at Chuck E. Cheese's.

Friends and Family Lunch, Fall Book Fair Coming to Nickajack

These two events are coming up next week.

Report: Kennesaw State, Southern Poly to Merge

The consolidation, which requires Georgia Board of Regents approval, would take place by 2015.

Whitefield Academy Dedicates Founders Hall

The first academic building erected on the school's Smyrna campus is now named after the people who made Whitefield Academy possible.

Today's College Grads Won't Be Able to Retire Until They're 73

Student loan debt likely will force today's college grads to work longer.

Cobb Replacement School Options Outlined

Six possibilities have been laid out, but only two new facilities will be built.

College Credit Summit Comes to Cobb

Representatives from local colleges and universities will provide information at the Oct. 29 event.

Campbell to Participate in Marching Band Exhibition

The Marching Spartans will join eight other schools in the demonstration of Cobb County's mobile musicians.

Banks Proposes New Education Sales Tax

An additional penny on the dollar would partially roll back the property tax rate.

Campbell to Offer Math, Science Tutoring on Weekends

Students who need extra help but can't get it during regular school hours are invited to come to the school on Saturday morning for tutoring or testing.

Campbell Sophomores Take PSAT Soon

The PSAT allows students to get a feel for what the SAT testing experience will be like.

Campbell Seniors Eligible for National Achievement Scholarship Program

The 23 seniors will join 1,600 other gifted African-American students vying for 800 scholarships.

Cobb Schools Furlough Days Approaching

School will be out from this Thursday through next Tuesday.

Cobb School Board Adopts Balanced Calendars

Early August start dates will continue for the 2014-15 and 2015-16 academic years.

Cobb SAT Scores Drop from 2012

Cobb and Smyrna students still scored better than statewide and national averages.

LIVE: Cobb County School Board Meets

Can't make it to the meeting? Watch it live!

Great Back to School Breakfast Ideas for Kids

Help your little one get a good start to the day with these easy-to-make, healthy morning meals.

Russell Elementary Teacher Honored for Work with Blind Students

Janet Mushington-Anderson has been recognized for her work with blind and vision-impaired students at Russell Elementary School and across the country.

Campbell, Cobb Students Compete for National Merit Scholarships

60 students from Cobb County high schools are eligible to receive the prestigious scholarships.