The Transition Academy students from Pope High School participate in community service.
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Cobb County Safety Village partners with CCSD Special Education Parent Mentors to deliver strategies to keep children with disabilities...
Garrett Middle School Counselors collaborate with their community to host their first Future Week, which focused on preparing students...
Transition Services and Psychological Services Partner to Provide a “Waiver Bee” at Osborne High School.
The Georgia School Counselor Association recently named Palmer Middle School Counselor, Barbara Truluck, the 2019 Georgia School Counselor of...
School counselors that are also trainers in Restorative Practices are sharing their knowledge and experience of Restorative Practices with...
CCSD’s Special Education Parent Mentors draw on their personal experience to offer assistance and resources to parents.
Making R.E.A.L. World Connections in the PBIS School Store Students are able to learn various job skills by applying,...
Families of students with disabilities benefit from programs, resources
Osborne SOARS to empower students and staff! Osborne High School finds new and creative ways to connect with students,...
Swimming into Positive Behavior! Daniell Middle School continues to improve school-wide student behavior, build student-staff relationships, and highlight student...
The National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) held their 2019 annual conference in Atlanta. Eight of our 44...
Cobb County School District hosts the Metro Transition Consortium three times a year.
School Psychologists are longstanding advocates of early intervention for children at-risk for reading problems.
School counselors help teachers to help students who might be feeling anxious.
Several CCSD school counselors receive local and national recognition for services delivered to students.
On February 12th, Transition Services presented their second Transition Talk of the year.
CCSD’s school psychologists had a powerful day of engaged learning at The Center for Civil and Human Rights.
The theme for this year’s Special Education dance was “Under the Big Top .”
Positive school culture is on the rise at Smitha!
Building positive relationships in afterschool activities
Members of Sope Creek’s Student Council work to build a positive learning climate.
CCSD school counselor writes about helping students deal with stress.
In February of this year students enjoyed the Special Education Dance, sponsored by the special education Adapted PE staff.
Rachel Simmons, along with Amanda Stafford, CCSD AT Specialist, presented at the Georgia Assistive Technology in Education conference at...
Cobb County Schools’ Assistive Technology department works with individual students to meet their needs for accessing the curriculum.