MARIETTA — Parents, teachers and students at four of the county’s elementary schools may see their wishes fulfilled after a Cobb School Board meeting Monday night.
Board members are hopeful they will be ready to hold a vote Monday to select two elementary schools to be rebuilt with SPLOST IV funds.
Parents, students and community members from Mountain View Elementary, in northeast Cobb, Brumby Elementary, off Powers Ferry Road in Marietta, and Harmony Leland Elementary, in Mableton, have addressed the board at every meeting since September and asked it to select their school for a rebuild.
Superintendent Michael Hinojosa in October gave the board a list of six options, which included 11 elementary schools, from which to choose two new schools to be constructed within the next two years.
via The Marietta Daily Journal – Cobb School Board to select schools to rebuild.
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