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School graduates all over the world currently benefit from the education they received in core classes in school. Multiple students who prioritize their core classes rather than art stem from their parents successful track during their time in school. “My dad is an engineer at a really high-tech company in Atlanta. My mom is a health scientist at the US Department of Health and Human Services also in Atlanta. They raised me very well and explained the way of the world to me when I was very young. Now, I am a magnet student at North Cobb taking some AP classes as well. I would definitely say my parents are the reason why I am currently successful in school today,” Freshman Marissa Grier said.

Smarts before arts

Valentina Gonzalez, Reporter
March 31, 2022
NC students and teachers displayed poster boards in the media center today for elective registration. The elective classes worked diligently and demonstrated their creativity while working on the poster boards for NC students. Rising 9th graders viewed the poster boards as they toured the school for their upcoming year at NC. Administrators and counselors assisted students today with scheduling making for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year.

Elective registration begins

Jasmina Buranich, Reporter
March 2, 2022
Community members and parents alike packed the NC Performing Arts Center to see the NC fine arts program perform on Thursday, December 12. With pieces such as “Sleigh Ride” and the popular “Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” the audience whispered and sang along to reminiscent jingles. “I think it went really smoothly considering we only had a full run-through once,” senior chorus member Niara Minifield said.

Fine Arts bring holiday cheer to NC 

Peyton Stack, Staff
December 17, 2019
NC Art Teacher Carrie Brewer works on her own original art piece using colored pencils and intricate shading techniques. She works hard by focusing on key details, looking at how to achieve value, shading, blending and artistic realism. These and many other skills accompany her to the NC classroom as she moves from part-time to full.

Change brings growth: How setting a goal brought growth for Ms. Brewer

Hannah Luck, Staff
August 31, 2019
As students prepared for their GHP auditions, they created their profiles for the judges. The form consists of essay responses, questions about volunteer hours, past experiences, and future college choices. Students geared up for their auditions, and state finalists prepare for their auditions next semester.

It’s time to GHP(erform)

Isabella Keaton, Reporter, Photographer
November 14, 2017
Fine arts students prepare themselves for the big day ahead by practicing their lines to impress judges from the Governors Honors Program. Unlike other specialities, fine arts holds a separate but equally fierce competition. The fine art’s countywide GHP happens later today at Pebblebrook High School with three different panels of judges watching as the competitors do a cold reading, sight reading, interview, and improv.

NC thespians brace for GHP

Morgan Brown, Photographer, Reporter
November 6, 2017
Drama Club begins its meeting with volunteers performing their monologues for helpful feedback from other peers. Senior and Drama Club president Jordan Hicks prepares students for what their real audition will be like. “The enthusiasm in students is so amazing this year, I can’t wait for them to nail their auditions,” Hicks said.

Drama Club rebirth: new drama board takes action

Isabella Keaton, Reporter, Photographer
August 20, 2017
Senior Sean Lubbers, senior Perry Slaughter, junior Wesley Grant, and junior Jeremiah Franklin perform in the quartet for the regional Literary Meet.

Chorus and drama unite at regional Literary Meet

Kat Shambaugh, Copy editor
March 6, 2017
Sophomore Zaarah Ukechir goes over the starting note for each of her music to help prepare for the stressful day ahead of her. “As long as we all start on this note, we should all be in tune and make the most of LGPE,” she said.

NC chorus performs for Large Group Performance Evaluation

Leda Catak, Reporter
March 3, 2017
NC’s art classes display their most recent work in the Deal building hallways today. The student comment board stands tall outside of art room.

Let’s get artsy

March 28, 2016
When the curtain falls: Franks reflects upon acting career

When the curtain falls: Franks reflects upon acting career

Kat Shambaugh, Features editor
March 8, 2016
NC’s art department hosts its art show December 7 from 6:00-8:00PM in the Deal Building. The art department invites both art students and non-art students to present their art before teachers, family, students, and members of the community who come.

Art show next week

December 1, 2015
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