Cobb board OKs second $5 million to rebuild for Mableton schools

By Carolyn Cunningham

June 12, 2015

The Cobb Board of Education voted 7-0 Wednesday to set aside its second $5 million into a fund to rebuild Harmony Leland and Clay elementary schools in south Cobb.

Board member and Harmony Leland parent David Morgan made the motion to designate $5 million from the unassigned fund balance.

This $10 million will go toward the estimated $30 million needed for the new elementary school in Mableton.

Harmony Leland is at 5891 Dodgen Road, Mableton, and Clay is at 730 Boggs Road, Mableton.

Information: Cobbk12.org/HarmonyLeland, Cobbk12.org/Clay.

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