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The Cobb County School District released a statement regarding the closure of all Cobb County School buildings. Students and teachers quickly prepared how they will manage to continue their lesson plans and how they will communicate while at home.

BREAKING NEWS: Cobb County schools closed for coronavirus

Janett Rodriguez, Copy Editor
March 13, 2020
The Earth. A place in which people destroy, deforest, and pollute, now reaches its limits. Tali Porter and Isabella Markham hope to change this as they start a new organization Pick-up, Plant, Replant. “[We plan to] have all the group members meet up at the location, and I’ll bring supplies and we’ll get to [saving the earth],” said Porter.

Pick up, plant, replant

Madeline Powers, Archivist
May 17, 2019
Cobb County school officials canceled school on January 29 due to inclimate weather threats. The sunny and above freezing temperatures tricked the county as no ice formed on the road and even though snow flurries fell, the temperature outside did not allow for it to stick.

A flake a day keeps the school away!

Haley Kish, Photographer
January 30, 2019
Resulting from community concern over “dangerous driving conditions,” Cobb County implemented a two hour delay for all schools in district. The county earned a reputation among students and parents alike for improperly judging conditions, spurred on by their choice to keep kids in school for the 2014 Snowpocalypse; the choice to delay did grant them some good graces, in spite of minor disappointment. “I thought it was probably a responsible decision on Cobb County’s part. I can’t lie, I was hoping for a cancellation tweet, but you know, I’ll take what I can get. I definitely used the extra sleep to refresh. I felt secure in coming to school because I have to drive a long way, so I thought it was a good decision: they did what they had to do,” junior Maggie Glancy said.

First delay of the school year

Ashu Ebot-Tabi, Reporter
December 11, 2018
As voting opens in county districts, politicians begin the race for positions in both, State House and Senate. The diversity in parties attracts an engaging crowd to the polls. The race for candidate excellence in Georgia unveils in late November.

Area candidates for State House and Senate gear up for November

Harrison Glaze, Blog Editor
September 4, 2018
To support those who lost their lives in the Douglas High School shooting, NC students walked out of their classrooms and participated in a sit-in at the front of the school. Although the Cobb County superintendent released an statement explicitly forbidding students from walking out, kids across the county showed solidarity with posters, flowers, and marches. (Submission by senior Danyel Cateau)

#NeverAgain

Nadya Awino, Photo Editor
March 14, 2018
Sophomore Paul King and senior Dawson Bowman received their honors for placing 1st in the national Brain Brawl competition.

NC SkillsUSA state champions and NJROTC honored at CCSD board meeting

Turner Markwalter, Reporter
August 31, 2017
Who is funding Cobb County representatives?

Who is funding Cobb County representatives?

Josh Joines, Reporter, Photographer
May 17, 2017
Concrete advice for Cobb County: Focus construction on what really matters

Concrete advice for Cobb County: Focus construction on what really matters

Esteban Alarcon, Reporter, Photographer
February 7, 2017
Students from across Cobb County celebrate in the Roswell Street Baptist Church worship center while cheerleaders pep up the crowd and the Harrison High School marching band plays.

Lindsay Theaker celebrates as 2016-17 NC Teacher of the Year

Kat Shambaugh, Copy editor, Photo editor
October 28, 2016
The recreation of the Marietta Square in the middle of the Cobb County Safety Village, sponsored by the Malon D. Mimms Company and dedicated to the children of Cobb County. The plaque proudly displays the village’s motto: “Tell me and I may forget. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I understand.”

Cobb safety village teaches youth life skills

Kat Shambaugh, Features editor
February 9, 2016
Every month Cobb County recognizes six distinguishable All-Stars. They go above and beyond in their duties and make sure that staff and students receive the best service possible. Connie Woolsey was recognized in November as a Cobb All Star!

Woolsey recognized as Cobb All Star

December 9, 2015
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