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U.S. state Senate runoff elections will occur December 6, causing a virtual learning day for Cobb County schools. Teachers will hand out assignments on the previous day, December 5 to continue the learning process the following day, even through online means. Less than two weeks of the semester remain, creating the perfect chance for students to catch up on outstanding assignments.

Virtual School Day

Callie Kinsinger, Features editor
December 5, 2022
Approximately 1,360 school shootings have occurred in the U.S. since 1970. Since then, 637 students, teachers and staff have lost their lives in a shooting. Code red drills try to prepare students in the case of this tragic event. While the uselessness of code red drills serves as a separate issue, the government should fix access to firearms and gun control first.

“Attention students: please stay calm”

Jemiah Clemons, Opinions Editor
March 29, 2022
About 3,200 people in Atlanta face homelessness and food insecurity. With a growing population, access to a form of housing continuously becomes scarce. Those who did not previously experience this poverty now face that possibility every day. The COVID-19 pandemic also plays a role in the current financial circumstance for American households.

The shelter crisis: American housing shortage

Jemiah Clemons, Opinions Editor
March 17, 2022
Shoplifting took a huge turn recently as peer pressure pushes through teenagers, and people struggle to buy basic necessities due to increased prices. COVID-19 and low minimum wages nationwide influence people to steal in order to buy items they want or need. Companies attempt to create solutions to stop shoplifting before they cannot replace their products anymore.

Shoplifting mania 

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
January 26, 2022
With national COVID-19 cases increasing to levels that surpass stats from March 2020, the debate of public safety, especially that of children, lingers within the minds of the American people. Particularly to the state of Georgia and metro Atlanta, the Cobb County district remains in the minority within its decision to not close its doors and shift to the virtual space.

Cobb remains one of few metro Atlanta with schools fully in person

Zioni Moore, News Editor
January 20, 2022
The past two years have brought turbulence into millions of lives around the globe, beyond a doubt. Trauma touched the lives of hundreds of teens, invoking the needed increase in mental health services across the nation. Fulton County, encompassing the city of Atlanta, has increased its education budget to 1.4 billion to accommodate for the changing times and increased demand. However, Cobb County and other counties of the metro Atlanta area continue to handle the situation in a pre-pandemic way, despite the almost identical dependent makeup.

Cobb County in a standstill as GA districts fund mental health services

Zioni Moore, News editor
November 18, 2021
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
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