David DuBose, a music teacher at Marietta High School, Director of Bands and MHS Arts Department Chair, and the Marietta City Schools’ Teacher of the Year for 2012-13, was named runner-up for 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year honor.
The percentage of Marietta City Schools eighth graders meeting and exceeding standards increased from 2012 and surpassed the state and Metro area averages on the 2013 Georgia Eighth Grade Writing Assessment.
The percentage of Marietta City Schools eighth graders meeting and exceeding standards (87 percent) increased by eleven percentage points from 2012 and surpassed the state (82 percent) and Metro area averages (86 percent) on the 2013 Georgia Eighth Grade Writing Assessment (EGWA). Marietta’s White student population exceeded the state average by 11 percentage points (98 percent meeting/exceeding), and Black students exceeded the state average by 12 percentage points (87 percent meeting/exceeding). Sixteen fewer students (546) tested in 2013. “Our student performance in those meeting and exceeding standards was much improved this year surpassing both state and metro performances,” said Emily Lembeck, MCS Superintendent, in a press release…
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She will discuss district-wide initiatives and accomplishments.
Marietta's superintendent Emily Lembeck will host a "Coffee Talk" at 7 p.m. tonight at West Side elementary. She will discuss district-wide initiatives and accomplishments. The school is located at 344 Polk St. in Marietta.
The Cobb and Marietta school superintendents are panelists at today's National Alternative Education Association gathering.
From a press release issued by the Cobb County School District: Dr. Michael Hinojosa, Superintendent for the Cobb County School District, will serve as one of several guest speakers in a panel discussion of public school leaders at the National Alternative Education Association (NAEA) Annual Conference Feb. 6-8 in Atlanta. Dr. Hinojosa will be joined on the Superintendent’s Panel by Marietta City Schools Superintendent Dr. Emily Lembeck; Richard Storm, principal of Union Alternative School in Oklahoma; Susie Bunch, Director of Schools for Lexington, Tennessee City School system and Anthony Pack, Superintendent of Monroe County Schools in Forsyth County, Georgia. The NAEA is a support and advocacy organization for educators who work with …
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Marietta City Schools Superintendent Emily Lembeck will host “Coffee Talk”—a community dialogue, at 7 p.m., Monday, Jan. 14, at Hickory Hills Elementary School.
Marietta City Schools (MCS) Superintendent Emily Lembeck will host “Coffee Talk”—a community dialogue, at 7 p.m., Monday, Jan. 14, at Hickory Hills Elementary School. “Coffee Talk” is free and open to the public. “It is important to provide regular opportunities throughout the school year where I can share district accomplishments, new strategic initiatives and our progress overall,” said Superintendent Lembeck. “Continuing dialogue with the community, parents and guardians of our students has been one of my goals since becoming Superintendent. Coffee Talks help me to keep that conversation going and parent/community engagement strong." Spanish-language interpreter services will be provided at Coffee Talk.
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Catherine Kacyvenski is the recipient of the Georgia Association of Middle School District 14 Outstanding Assistant Principal of the Year Award.
Marietta Sixth Grade Academy (MSGA) Assistant Principal, Catherine Kacyvenski, is the recipient of the Georgia Association of Middle School Principals (GAMSP) District 14 – Georgia Outstanding Assistant Principal of the Year Award. Kacyvenski is also one of two state finalists named for the Middle Level National Distinguished Assistant Principal of the Year Award sponsored by GAMSP and the National Association of Elementary School Principals (NAESP). “Catherine is deserving of this recognition, and we are very proud of her. She is an exemplary leader and a dedicated educator,” said Emily Lembeck, Superintendent Marietta City Schools. The Georgia Outstanding Assistant Principal of the Year Award is presented to one assistant principal …
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Marietta Sixth Grade Academy is the recipient of the Georgia Association of Middle School Principals Effective Middle School Program Award, which recognizes schools that exemplify the middle school philosophy and academic success.
Marietta Sixth Grade Academy (MSGA) is the recipient of the Georgia Association of Middle School Principals (GAMSP) Effective Middle School Program Award. The award, presented to Gabe Carmona, MSGA Principal at the 2012 Annual GAMSP Fall Conference, recognizes those schools that best exemplify the middle school philosophy as well as academic success based on state and federal mandates. “We celebrate the recognition bestowed on Marietta Sixth Grade Academy (MSGA),” said Emily Lembeck, Superintendent Marietta City Schools. “The professionalism and dedication to educational excellence of the administration, teachers and support staff at MSGA continues to prepare our students for the next level of academic achievement for life success.” The …
The open application window for the 2013-2014 Marietta City Schools (MCS) elementary Choice Academies program is Nov. 12 through Jan. 18, 2013.
The open application window for the 2013-2014 Marietta City Schools (MCS) elementary Choice Academies program is Nov. 12 through Jan. 18, 2013. Interested Marietta City residents seeking to apply for the Choice Academies program must submit their completed application no later than Jan. 18, 2013. All Marietta City Choice Academies offer school tours by appointment. To arrange a school tour contact the school directly. For more information about the unique academic programs offered at each Marietta City elementary school, visit the Choice Academies webpage at http://www.marietta-city.org/curriculum/programs/choice.php. “We are now entering the sixth year of the Choice Academies program, and with each passing year we continue to see growing…
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“Coffee Talk” provides an informal opportunity for discussion with the Marietta community about topics of interest and importance in the school system.
Marietta City Schools (MCS) Superintendent, Emily Lembeck will host “Coffee Talk”—a community dialogue, at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 30, at Lockheed Elementary. “Coffee Talk” provides an informal opportunity for discussion with the Marietta community about topics of interest and importance in the school system. “It is important to provide regular opportunities throughout the school year where I can share district accomplishments, new strategic initiatives and our progress overall,” said Superintendent Lembeck. “Continuing dialogue with our stakeholders has been one of my goals since becoming Superintendent and my Coffee Talks helps me to keep that conversation going and community engagement strong.” “Coffee Talk” is free and open to the public…
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Community Connections assists Marietta parents and community members in accessing services and support resources district-wide, and helps newcomers learn about the various programs, Choice Academies offerings and curriculum.
Marietta City Schools (MCS) Superintendent, Dr. Emily Lembeck, will host Community Connections on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. The event at the YELLS After-school site (Building 2800) of Woodlands Park Apartments located at 861 Franklin Road in Marietta is free and open to the public. Spanish interpreter services and childcare are available. “Community Connections is an information session for Marietta parents and community members to assist them in accessing services and support resources district-wide. "The program also helps newcomers to Marietta learn about the various programs, Choice Academies offerings, curriculum, achievements and accomplishments at Marietta City Schools,” said Emily Lembeck, MCS Superintendent.
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