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Cobb residents asked to review proposed English resources

Cobb County residents are invited to share their input on new learning resources through Feb. 8.
Cobb County residents are invited to share their input on new learning resources through Feb. 8.
By Carolyn Cunningham
Jan 30, 2017

Cobb County residents are being asked for their comments on new learning resources recommended by the Cobb County School District.

These resources would be for use in 3-12 English Language Arts and K-12 English to Speakers of Other Languages.

Print and digital materials will be available for public review 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays to Fridays through Feb. 8 at CCSD Central Administrative Building - Lobby, 514 Glover St., Marietta and CCSD Hawthorne Center - Room 139, 1595 Hawthorne Ave., Smyrna.

Information: cobbk12.org.

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