Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Students, staff and parents will beautify the school's entrance again this weekend.
Keheley Elementary School is beautifying the school’s main entrance this month by adorning its front columns with a colorful mosaic. Parents, volunteers, and staff members will install the mosaic on May 18, and 19, 2013 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. “Bringing this project to Keheley has really helped our student body understand the importance of arts in our community,” Principal Liz Jackson said. “From start to finish the students have learned some very valuable skills in relation to the arts.” “For the past three years Liz Jackson, [teacher] Harriet Denny, and I have been brainstorming the possibility of covering the columns that serve as Keheley Elementary School’s entrance with mosaic tiles,” said Renee Theriot, art teacher. “With the help of …
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Liz Jackson will be recognized during Sunday's Falcons game at the Georgia Dome.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Press release: Keheley Elementary School announced Monday that Principal Liz Jackson was recently named one of this year’s winners of the Symetra Heroes in the Classroom Award. “The Heroes in the Classroom Award program is sponsored by Symetra in partnership with the National Football League’s Atlanta Falcons,” said Tucker Smith, assistant principal. “We intend to surprise Ms. Jackson with the award presentation on Monday, Dec. 10, 2012, at 1 p.m. during a pep rally in Keheley’s gym, with all students in attendance.” As part of the award the school will receive a $1,000 donation. Jackson will also receive two tickets to Sunday's Atlanta Falcons game against the New York Giants. The presentation of the check and the tickets will feature…
Thursday, November 8, 2012
The Northeast Cobb Elementary School will use the funds to address student health and fitness issues.
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
Keheley Elementary School announced Wednesday that it received a $5,000 SHAPE Grant to help students benefit from knowledge of their current health-related fitness levels, along with a capacity to develop and implement strategies for personal improvement. The grant received by Keheley includes funds to support the efforts of the school’s garden leader, garden support teachers, the teacher leader of the student wellness club, and fitness instructors. The grant also includes funds for the purchase of garden fencing and supplies, as well as fresh fruit for staff and students once each month. The grant even includes resources that will enable the school to acquire an Apple iPad and an Apple iTunes gift card for fitness related music and/or …
Monday, April 2, 2012
Check out the food scores for Davis Elementary, Kell High School, and other schools and restaurants around Northeast Cobb.
Here are some Cobb County food service inspection scores, issued by the Cobb & Douglas Public Health Department, for establishments in our community: Burger King 164 Barrett Pkwy. NE Marietta Score: 100 Grade: A Inspection date: March 20 Davis Elementary School 2433 Jamerson Rd. Marietta Score: 100 Grade: A Inspection date: March 22 Keheley Elementary School 1985 Kemp Rd. Marietta Score: 100 Grade: A Inspection date: March 22 Kell High School 4770 Lee Waters Rd. Marietta Score:100 Grade: A Inspection date: March 20 Rocky Mount Elementary School 2400 Rocky Mountain Rd. Marietta Score: 100 Grade: A Inspection date: March 22
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Friday, March 23, 2012
The Cobb County school board adds $9,400 in work to the $1 million Keheley project.
Davis and Keheley elementary school staffers and students will find spruced-up buildings and campuses when they return for the 2012-13 year. The Cobb County Board of Education approved construction contracts for SPLOST-funded work at both Northeast Cobb schools during its meeting Thursday night. Keheley will get more work than expected. The base project included enlarging a viewing window from the front office to the lobby, renovating all restrooms, resurfacing the playground, and replacing damaged glass in the windows in the clerestory, where leaking has been a perennial problem. Superintendent Michael Hinojosa’s staff recommended three additional items: That made the total cost of the project $1.02 million, 59 percent over the projected …
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
The Cobb school board also will vote on renovations at Davis and Keheley.
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
The Cobb County Board of Education will take time tonight to recognize Kell High musicians back from a national competition in Indianapolis. The Kell Percussion Ensemble sent two groups to the invitation-only Sandy Feldstein National Percussion Festival this month, becoming the first high school to have two ensembles at the event. The school board will include the Kell percussionists at the start of its regular meeting tonight at 7 at the Central Office, 514 Glover St., Marietta. The board also is scheduled to vote on SPLOST-funded renovations at Davis and Keheley elementary schools in Northeast Cobb. The recommended Keheley contract with SouthCore Construction of Kennesaw is for $1.02 million, $380,000 over the estimated budget for the …
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
The Cobb Board of Education also will talk strategy with Northeast Cobb pastor Ike Reighard.
Northeast Cobb pastor Ike Reighard will help pump up the Cobb County Board of Education’s core this morning. Reighard, the spiritual leader at Piedmont Church and the CEO of MUST Ministries, is on the agenda for “core values training” at the board’s monthly work session, which starts at 8:30 a.m. That session will focus on revamping the Cobb County School District’s strategic plan, The Marietta Daily Journal reported. The plan runs through 2014 but rarely plays a role in school board decisions. The work session also will delve deeper into budget issues. The school district’s finance chief, Mike Addison, will give an update on the budget picture for the fiscal year starting July 1. It hasn’t improved much from January, when he warned of the…
SJ Matt
10:39 pm on Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Why doesn't every community, school & business embrace the arts like this school does. It's a wonderful idea to bring art into the community & hearts of young & old. Its long lasting & brings great joy. Thank you for bringing art to the community. A mosaic movement should be started!!! more ›