Alan C. Pope High School, located in Marietta, Ga., operates under the Cobb County School District. It offers classes from grades nine through 12 with an annual enrolment of nearly 2,000 students. Alan C. Pope High School offers classes in various subjects, including journalism, algebra, statistics, astronomy, environmental science, physiology, chemistry, oceanography, world history, psychology and sociology. The school also offers various foreign language courses, such as French, Spanish, German and Japanese. It organizes several extracurricular activities, including band, drama, orchestra, choir, and health and fitness activities. The Cobb County School District also operates other schools, such as Hayes Elementary School, Mount Bethel Elementary School and Dodgen Middle School. Founded in 1987, the high school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
Dickerson Middle School, located in Marietta, Ga., has an enrollment of approximately 1,200 students. The school offers classes in reading, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies and physical education to students in grades six through eight. Its curriculum also includes art, business, and family and consumer science. Dickerson Middle School s extracurricular activities include music, drama, band, chorus and orchestra. The school additionally provides foreign language, learning disability, accelerated math and music programs. Its other programs include gifted and talented and English for Speakers of Other Languages. Dickerson Middle School offers membership for technology, chess, multicultural, bridge, environmental and recycling clubs. The school is governed by the Cobb County School District.
Upper School is an educational institution that operates a range of academic and enrichment programs. The school enrolls students in grades 9 through 12. It conducts a variety of extracurricular and sports activities. The school organizes parent-teacher conferences. Upper School offers classes in foreign language, science, English, mathematics and social studies. The school also provides lessons in fine and performing arts and technology and physical education. It operates German, French, Spanish, hiking and investment clubs, as well as the National Honor Society. Upper School is a part of The Walker School, which was founded in 1957 as St. James Kindergarten. The Walker School is a nonprofit, coeducational day educational institution.
The Walker School is metro Atlanta's college-preparatory independent school for students in Pre-K through 12th grade seeking an engaging educational experience within an intimately scaled, caring and diverse community where opportunities abound and meaningful relationships inspire transformative learning.
Founded in 1987, East Cobb Christian School, also known as ECC, offers learning opportunities to more than 120 students in kindergarten through grade eight. The school conducts classes in English, social studies, science and math. Additionally, it offers classes in Bible studies. East Cobb Christian School features an active parent group that works with teachers toward the educational and social needs of children. The parents serve as room parents, chaperons on class trips, and volunteers in school fundraisers and community events. East Cobb Christian School is a member of the Child Light Schools Association and accredited in grades four through eight by the Georgia Accrediting Commission. The school is a ministry of East Cobb Presbyterian Church. East Cobb Christian School is located in Marietta, Ga.
