Parent Mentors Assist Cobb’s Families of Children with Special Needs.
Archive for category: Special Education
The mission of the Cobb County School District Special Education Department is to provide support to students, parents, and schools to foster achievement of meaningful outcomes for students with disabilities.
An attorney and speakers from the Georgia Advocacy Office provide parents with options to support their children with disabilities...
Kemp Teacher Wins Grant for Special Needs Preschool. Julie Schultz is always looking for new ways to educate her...
Annual resource fair connects parents, students with special needs to community opportunities
100 days of Learning at Norton Park. Happy 100th day from Mrs Shanon’s and Mrs. Wallace’s Pre-k! We had...
Cobb County School District Graduates were Recognized for their Post-Secondary Career Success. During the Bridges From School to Work...
Revised programs and exciting events offer support to Cobb’s parents.
Community Based Instruction Teaches Students about Helping Their Communities
PreK students keeping it “Real” with their “Down on the Farm” literacy unit Lewis PreK students making Real-World connections.
Discover opportunities for students with disabilities at the January resource fair hosted by CCSD’s Special Education Parent Mentors.
The Transition Academy students from Pope High School participate in community service.
Cobb County Safety Village partners with CCSD Special Education Parent Mentors to deliver strategies to keep children with disabilities...
Transition Services and Psychological Services Partner to Provide a “Waiver Bee” at Osborne High School.
CCSD’s Special Education Parent Mentors draw on their personal experience to offer assistance and resources to parents.
Families of students with disabilities benefit from programs, resources
Cobb County School District hosts the Metro Transition Consortium three times a year.
On February 12th, Transition Services presented their second Transition Talk of the year.
The theme for this year’s Special Education dance was “Under the Big Top .”
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.