Thursday, August 9, 2012
The Cobb Board of Education made a number of personnel appointments at Wednesday's work session.
With the start of the school year just days away, the Cobb Board of Education made a number of school-level teaching and administrative appointments during its Wednesday work session. At the high school level, the following changes have been made: The following middle school personnel changes were announced: Two of them were principals: See Also:
Friday, June 22, 2012
One King Springs Elementary School fourth grader shares a restaurant review.
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Hello my name is Savannah and I am ten years old. While I ate at the restaurant Chin-Chin for Father's Day, I noticed that they keep their dining room extremely tidy. Also, I could smell a faint scent of food cooking in the kitchen. I ordered a delicious platter of fried rice, and General Tso Chicken dipped in thick, rich sauce. The rice was delicious and the General Tso Chicken was divine. Chin Chin deserves a total of 4.8 stars. It is located in the Cumberland area. But don't take my word for it. Try it yourself! Savannah Tuschl is a King Springs Elementary School fourth grader with a flare for food writing. We can't wait to see her byline in Bon Appetit in 20 years or so! About this column: We want to hear about amazing children and …
Monday, May 21, 2012
Rebecca Watts Hull, Director, Mothers & Others for Clean Air, talks abut making smart decisions concerning outdoor activity this summer.
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Monday, May 21, 2012
When parents think about summertime in metro Atlanta, they probably picture relaxed evenings at the ball field, the laughter of children at neighborhood swimming pools, outdoor barbecues… Unfortunately for Atlanta parents, summertime also signals ozone season, when intense sunlight and heat converts a mixture of tailpipe and power plant emissions with other chemicals resulting in unhealthy smog. The realization that many kids are not getting enough time playing outdoors and growing awareness of childhood obesity has encouraged many parents to look for outdoor summer options for their kids, from park-based day camps to outdoor summer jobs. Young children playing at home are encouraged to “go play outside!” which a growing body of research…
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Ready, set, golf!
Fore! There’s an array of golf tournaments in the coming weeks some of which benefit good causes. The King Springs Elementary 5th Annual Golf Classic is Sunday, April 29 at Fox Creek Golf Club. The tournament is open to teams of up to four players. Proceeds from the tournament benefit the renovation of King Springs Elementary School’s blacktop. The registration fee is $100 per golfer and includes a goody bag, green fees, cart rental and a buffet following the tournament at Bella’s Pizzeria. Pre-registration forms can be dropped off at King Springs and checks can be made payable to King Springs Elementary PTA. Emory-Adventist Hospital’s 20th annual “Swing into Spring” Golf Tournament is Saturday, May 4 at Bradshaw Farm Golf Club in …
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7:00 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012
Thank God that Witch with her whistle Crissler is gone from Campbell. She was ridiiculous. The most hated person on earth. Their are two reasons that the other two AP's at Campbell resigned ; 1) The Incompetant Affirmative Action Promotion of Dr.?? Denise Magee ( she is a joke). 2.) Magee bringing along her even more incompetant Black Maffia Sister Crissler. Thank God they got rid of Crissler. … more ›