Generosity Never Forgotten

Cobb Schools Foundation and Cobb County School District thanks those who've stepped up to help connect students with their teachers through donations for technology.

[sabrinakeepingjesusfirst]

Our children today are smarter and more intelligent these days. I have faith and believe, they will be more creative in getting over this crisis the most of us are giving them credit for. They were in school for 7-8 hours with class work and socializing. My grandson at 11yrs old, is done with all class work within 3 hours. He "Tries" to spend the rest of the time "FaceTiming" his friends. It's good to hear and see him socializing, laughing and enjoying himself with his friends. I just need to be sure my hair is fixed when I pass by the camera. I wouldn't hear the last of it from my grandson... if I embarrassed him Again.🙄😳😱😁 I'm the "Sweet💕Nana" at the football games that have to walk around now, because I call out "STOP" "He just hit my grandson" On a Tackle Play😱😢🤐🤔 and was ask "Ma'am Please go have a seat"☹️🤐 Boy, did I Learned that day 😁😁💕

[moviereida]

Kudos for the teachers that worked with students with the new devices provided.
Ironically, the students with the devices did not got the enough attention. Teachers on our school were reluctant to connect with our kids. It was more than 3 weeks when they tried to meet with them virtually. Our teachers only connected virtually for 20 minutes in a week and available only for 1 hour and half during the day to reply to parents’ emails. As an essential full time worker and mother, I had extremely hard time trying to go over the work materials provided during the limited time I have. Software for virtual meetings and delivery of work was also available using students’ logins.

[sabrinakeepingjesusfirst]

I miss All my students teachers and staff at Belmont Hills E.S 💕 Cooper M.S. 💕
South Cobb H.S.💕
Stay Safe & Blessed 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Miss Sabrina 💕😇
Bus# 6199

[Kkk-uiup]

I need to walk across the stage to get my diploma