At the Nov. 8 meeting of the Coweta County Board of Education, fifth grade students from Thomas Crossroads Elementary School demonstrated a multi-faceted STEAM lesson based on the movie “Coco." Nov. 17, 6:32 PM
The Technical College System of Georgia is celebrating the 2022 National Apprenticeship Week and Georgia Apprenticeship Week by hosting the state’s first Georgia Apprenticeship Summit to highlight the importance of apprenticeships in building a skilled, industry-leading workforce in Georgia. Nov. 21, 1:00 PM
The Carolyn Barron Montessori School recently held its annual Historical Pageant featuring student presentations about historical figures. Nov. 09, 7:02 PM
Students from the Central Educational Center have become one of the most-awarded schools at the Student Production Awards in the past 13 years. Sep. 27, 10:50 PM
Fifth grade students from Brooks Elementary School gather around social studies teacher Jodi Brooks at the Sept. 13 Coweta County Board of Education meeting Sep. 27, 10:41 PM
Students in Dr. Victoria Stephens’ fifth grade English/language arts classes at Thomas Crossroads Elementary School recently were visited by a local newspaper reporter. Sep. 26, 10:46 PM
A meeting for high school students interested in learning more about expanded college dual-enrollment opportunities will be held at the Central Educational Center on Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 6 p.m. Sep. 07, 1:06 PM
Riley DeLoatch and Makayla McGregor of East Coweta High School participated in the University of Georgia’s Young Scholars Program over the summer. Sep. 07, 1:17 PM
The Piedmont Newnan Hospital Department of Volunteers recently awarded $10,000 in scholarships to students who are children or dependents of full-time and part-time Piedmont Newnan Hospital employees. Aug. 19, 4:55 PM
Coweta County schools will begin the new school year with regular school breakfasts and lunches for students – and a return to pre-pandemic meal prices. Aug. 05, 10:32 AM
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