COURSE EXTENSION INFO

Course Extension/Credit Recovery is a program that helps students who are falling behind in their classes.  GradPoint is an essential resource that helps facilitate the program.  GradPoint is an individualized, interactive, computer-based program of credit recovery created for at-risk students, allowing them to get back on track and to graduate on time.

 

  • Students with averages from a 60-69 are now eligible to participate in Course Extension
  • Attendance and Tardies are NOT a factor
  • The cost of each class is $40.
  • Course Extension has been adjusted to best support student needs at this time.  Students may take up to two (2) classes per session. Four (4) classes total.  (see chart below)

 

Number of Courses Failed

Time allotted for Course Extension

Session 1

(Courses 1 & 2)

January 7th - January 25th

3:45PM to 5:45PM

Session 2

(Course 3 & 4)

January 26th - February 12th

3:45PM to 5:45PM

 

  • Classes will NOT meet on Wednesdays
  • Last day to register online (MyPaymentsPlus.com) for four (4) classes is Monday, January 4, 2021

WEEK 17: American Street/American Dream

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINK| Classkick(per2)| Classkick(per4)

MONDAY-TUESDAY
1. CommonLit: "US Shifting Views on Immigration"
    -Highlight/Annotate different immigration laws and what they reveal about America?
    -Complete Assessment questions 1-7.
    -Score/Revise #7 (short response) in Classkick (slide #38)
    -Read "Chantal's Story" and update character logs and double-entry journals. 

THURSDAY
1. Review for Quiz
    -Character Logs
    -Double-Entry Journals
    -Vocabulary #11-20

FRIDAY
1. American Street Quiz (ch. 11-22): 4th PERIOD LINK TO QUIZ
Homework: Quill, Character Logs, & Double-Entries will be late after midnight tonight 12/11. Read chapters 22-32 this weekend. 



WEEK 16: "American Street" & Haiti's Revolution

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINK| |Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)| 

MONDAY
1. Warmup: Context Clues
2. Classkick: Per2 Link  Per4 Link
    -Read ch. 1-3 and find quotes revealing personalities of each new character. 
    -Pop Quiz
HW: Read 1-2 chapters each night and update character analysis organizer as well as cheat sheet for Friday quiz covering chapters 1-10. All Quill work due Dec 11.  

TUESDAY
1. Warmup: Context Clues
2. CommonLit: "Shut the Door" Speech
2. Classkick: Per2 Link  Per4 Link
    -Chapter 1-4 Discussion Questions
    -Read ch. 5-6 and find quotes revealing personalities, conflicts, motivations of each character and           add to character organizer
Homework:
1. CommonLit: Shut the Door Speech
2. Read 1-2 chapters each night and update character analysis organizer as well as cheat sheet 
3. Friday quiz covering chapters 1-10 and vocab. 
4. All Quill work due Dec 11.  

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
1. Chapter Summary in Classkick
2. Present summaries 
3. Review vocabulary and chapters 1-10 in "American Street"

FRIDAY
1. Quiz on chapters 1-10
2. Character Logs due



WEEK 14: Haitian Revolution/Intro "American Street"

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)|Bronx Masquerade (version #2)|Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)

MONDAY-TUESDAY
1. Warmup: Context Clues
2. Classkick: 2nd Period, 4th Period
    -Complete a paragraph, journal entry, and poem inspired by the events of the Haitian Revolution. 
3. "Hidden History of Haiti"
    -5 W's (who, what, where, when, why, how)

THURSDAY-FRIDAY
1. Warmup: Context Clues
2. Classkick:  2nd Period4th Period
    -Author's Chair: Diary Entry and Poem inspired by Haitian Revolution
    -Poster Mini-project: Choose one Loa (Haitian God) to create a poster in Classkick. 
    -Read chapters 1-3 and complete the character analysis sheet on slide 14-15 of Classkick
    -Choose best quote for Fabiola and write in Nearpod 

HOMEWORK: Read chapters 1-3 of "American Street" over break and complete character analysis chart in Classkick ( 2nd Period4th Period). QUIZ on MONDAY 30th 


WEEK 12

 RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)|Bronx Masquerade (version #2)|Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)

MONDAY
1. Warmup: USATESTPREP
2. Writer's Workshop: Revise the short written responses from "Election of 1860"
HW: Finish revising 1960 paragraph and finish rough draft of New Character Project. Use resources from October Blog 

WEEK 11: New Character Project

 RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)|Bronx Masquerade (version #2)|Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)

MONDAY
Classkick Lesson Link
1. Warmup: Context Clues
2. CommonLit: The Election of 1860            2nd Period Link,     4th Period Link 
    -Highlight (8), annotate each paragraph
    -Answer Guided, Assessment and Short Response Questions
HW: Answer the discussion questions in Classkick about the similarities between 1860 and 2020 elections. 



WEEK 10: New Character Project

 RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)|Bronx Masquerade (version #2)|Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)

MONDAY
1. Rough Draft: 1st page of journal/story is due tomorrow in time for our writer's workshop. 
2. Join Classkick (click link for your class period/type first and last name):  2nd Period,    4th Period
3. Extra Credit: 2nd Period,        4th Period
HW: 1st page of rough draft due Tuesday 27th for grade. Join Classkick using the correct link above for your class roster. 

TUESDAY
1. Introduce Classkick: 
2. Warmup: Tone (USA)
3. Pre-writing Conference Questions (1-3)
4. Review Rubric/Rough Drafting
HW: Finish first two pages of story in ClassKick

WEEK 9: New Character Project

 RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)|Bronx Masquerade (version #2)|Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)

MONDAY
1. CommonLit: Thank You M'am (2nd Period Link; 4th Period Link
    -Highlight/annotate how character changes in story 
    -Answer multiple choice, and short written response questions
2. Brainstorm: Think of a character that is not mentioned in the novel Bronx Masquerade
    -Write a paragraph (2-pt section) describing this new character you will add as a chapter in book. 
           -Why are they a nice addition to the other 16 characters? 
           -What problems are they dealing with (internal or external; emotional or physical)?
           -What motivates them (interests, hobbies, skills)?
           -What poem title would capture their inner most thoughts about themselves or their lives?\
HW: CommonLit and paragraph describing new character to Mr. Ward's classroom due Tuesday 20th.

TUESDAY/THURSDAY
1. W-up: USATESTPREP
2. Score CommonLit 2-pt Writing
3. Revise 2-pt Writing in Class Notebook
4. Author's Chair: Read aloud brainstorm ideas for new character chapter
5. Read exemplar submissions
6. Review Rubric and Project Guidelines
HW: Begin drafting your 2-3 page chapter for your new character using the resources below to guide your process: New Character Project RubricNew Character Story ExamplesHow to Make a Story's Beginning EngagingHow to Write Good Dialogue

FRIDAY
1. W-up: USATESTPREP
2. Notes: What goes in my exposition of short story? 
    -join.nearpod.com using code: 2FN68 and watch video and take notes in class notebook (Notes sec)
3. Author's Chair: Share your expositions to class 
HW: Continue working on exposition. 
 

WEEK 8: Unit Test/New Character Project

 RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)|Bronx Masquerade (version #2)|Remind_per2(@ba32763) | Remind_per4 (@d728ah)

MONDAY
1. CommonLit: "First Contact with Europeans". Highlight/annotate each paragraph for what interactions with Europeans was like. 
    -Period 2
    -Period 4 
HW: Read pages 80-165 (Unit Test this Fri), finish multiple choice and short written responses for CommonLit before Tues class session. 

TUESDAY
1. W-up
2. Score/Revise CommonLit
3. Watch: Genocide of 100 million Native Americans
     -Compare and contrast film to CommonLit text.  How do both describe the impact first contact with Europeans had on Native Americans?
HW: Revise CommonLit paragraph in 2-pt section of class notebook and finish paragraph comparing what you were taught about Native Americans vs. the truth revealed in the film  

THURSDAY
1. W-up
2. Read Sterling's Chapter (pg. 87) and complete discussion questions. 
3. Independent Reading/Study Guide for Unit Test. 
HW: Continue reading novel (pgs 80-165; unit test Friday), double-entry journals for each new chapter will be due tomorrow in Class Notes section of notebook.

FRIDAY
1. Guidance Dept. Freshmen Presentation
2. Take Home Unit Test

    Online Quiz Code: P4CUrZE

 HW: Unit Test for Bronx Masquerade is due no later than 12 (Noon) on Saturday. 



WEEK 7: Bronx Masquerade

 RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2

ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| "Bronx Masquerade" (p.1-129)

MONDAY
1. Q1 Touchstone Exam
     STEP#1: Go to www.ctls.com
     STEP#2: Select "9 Literature/Composition Course"
     STEP#3: Go to assessments and select "9th Touchstone" and begin testing at 1pm. 
    -Alliteration Resource: Look at different effects alliteration has on writing and choose one to answer      
      your short writing response in CommonLit
HW: Finish CommonLit before class on Tuesday and prepare to discuss your answers. 

TUESDAY
1. W-UP: Context Clues  
2. Notes: Making Connections
3. Writer's Workshop: CommonLit "Truth"
HW: In OneNote, revise your short written response, and continue reading up to Tanish Scott in the novel (Quiz Friday) and have your personification poem inspired by Chankara ready for Thursday's class. 

THURSDAY
1. W-UP: Author's Claim
    -Complete double-entries for each character
HW: Finish reading Wes-Tanish and prepare for quiz tomorrow. Double-entries for each character we read up to is due tomorrow before quiz.  Personification poem inspired by Chankara due. 

FRIDAY
1. Double-entry review. join.nearpod.com using code Q6RFI
2. Quiz (pgs. 1-60). 
    -Quiz URL: https://www.zipgrade.com/s/Z3G6Zfq/ 
    -Online Quiz Code: Z3G6Zfq
3. Open Mic Friday (Personification poems)
HW: Continue reading novel (next week quiz on pages 80-165) and double-entry journals. Extra Credit: Write an alliteration poem by completing activity in Nearpod (join.nearpod.com using code MTGEQ)




 

WEEK 6: "Bronx Masquerade"

RESOURCESCLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2
ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masq Pgs. 1-80 

MONDAY

1. WARM-UP: Identify figurative language 
3. COMMONLIT: Read Jabari Unmasked. Highlight/annotate each section, answer multiple and short response questions. PERIOD 2 LINK           PERIOD 4 LINK
HW: Finish CommonLit 

TUESDAY
**NO ZOOM TODAY. WORK INDEPENDENTLY
1. Read up to Tanisha Scott in the novel.  Complete ONE double-entry-journal for each new character you read about. Place each double entry into “Class Notes” section in Class Notebook (Links Below)


THURSDAY
1. Review CommonLit poem 
2. Score short response
3. Revise short response for extra credit
4. Read novel from Wes-Tanisha recording double-entries for each new character
5. Analyze poems "Bruised Love" vs. "When Love Arrives"
HW: Continue reading novel and writing double-entries. A total of 15 double-entries (1 part quote, 1 part what is revealed) due Monday 28th.

FRIDAY
1. Warmup: Context Clues
2. Nearpod Lesson: join.nearpod.com using code IORED
HW: Write a personification poem using an abstract noun. Continue reading Wes-Tanisha and doing double-entry-journals. 



WEEK 5: The Harlem Renaissance/"Bronx Masquerade"

RESOURCES: CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4ZOOM_Period #2
ZOOM_Period #4CLEVER LOGIN LINKBronx Masq Audio| Bronx Masq Pgs. 1-80 

MONDAY

1. WARMUP: Identifying main idea (USATESTPREP)
2. Writer's Workshop: Finishing scoring alternate endings to Necklace
3. COMMONLIT: Review Harlem Renaissance assignment task (annotate/highlight, multiple choice, 2-Point Writing)
    -CommonLit_Period2
    -CommonLit_Period4
HW: Complete CommonLit Harlem Renaissance 

TUESDAY

1. WARMUP: Identifying main idea (USATESTPREP)
2. Writer's Workshop: Revise 2-pointers in One Note Class Notebook
3. Discussion: Teen Problems? join.nearpod.com and use code YRJEQ
4. Intro Double-entry-journal

THURSDAY-FRIDAY

1. Today's Lession: Go to join.nearpod.com and use code PIVWH
    -Read/Listen to pages 1-60 in "Bronx Masquerade" 
    -Complete Double-Entry-Journal 
    -Prepare to discuss the meaning behind the title after class discussion.
HW: Read or Listen to pages 1-80 (Wes-Tanisha). There will be a quiz next week on those chapters.  Keep track of the characters using a double-entry-journal to gather quotes that tell us who they are and what they're dealing with on inside. These quotes go in OneNote Class Notebook under "Class Notes"

WEEK 4: MLA Short Story

RESOURCES
***CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 2***
***CLASS NOTEBOOK_Period 4***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
***CLEVER LOGIN LINK***

TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
1. WARMUP: join.nearpod.com using code SYMXO
2. ALTERNATE ENDING FLIPGRID:
    -STEP #1: Open  the following links to access your Class Notebook. Type story in "4-Point                                    Writing" folder. ClassNotebook_PERIOD2ClassNotebook_PERIOD4.                              -STEP #2: Type your story using MLA format. Label document as classperiod+fullname                                        (Example: Per2EdomLeu)
    -STEP #3: Go to https://flipgrid.com/4caeb4f9 and review the rubric and other resources to make                          sure your story meets the requirements.
    -STEP #4: Record yourself reading your story using https://flipgrid.com/4caeb4f9
    -STEP #5: Be prepared to answer questions about the new moral or lesson and how your new                                ending contributes to this new theme?

THURSDAY
1. Warmup: Go to join.nearpod.com using code AXTGF
2. Author's Chair: Share alternate ending stories for feedback. Revise your dialogue after watching          video below.
3. Notes: How to effectively use dialogue
3. Review for Necklace Quiz
HW: Quiz on Necklace Friday 11th.

FRIDAY
1. Necklace Quiz: Go to join.nearpod.com using code LIMVY
2. Writer's Workshop: Score Alternate Ending to Necklace
HW: Revise story applying audio comments in Class Notebook.

WEEK 3: Characterization & Theme

MONDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
***CLEVER LOGIN LINK***
1. Class Discussion: Does Money Buy Happiness? Go to  join.nearpod.com and use code JQYAW
2. Notes: Copy the acronym for Characterization (STEAL)
3. CommonLit: Excerpt from "A Christmas Carol". How is Scrooge like Mme. Louisel?
    -Annotate text for characterization examples (minimum 5 examples of STEAL)
    -Answer Guided/Assessment Questions
    -Answer the short response #4 using RACE strategy (5-8 sentences w/ direct quotes).
 HW: Finish CommonLit "A Christmas Carol" and Zinc test.

TUESDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
***CLEVER LOGIN LINK***
1. Class Discussion:  Go to  join.nearpod.com and use code SCFID
2. Review Notes: Copy the acronym for Characterization (STEAL)
3. CommonLit: Excerpt from "A Christmas Carol". How is Scrooge like Mme. Louisel?
    -Annotate text for characterization examples (minimum 5 examples of STEAL)
    -Answer Guided/Assessment Questions
    -Answer the short response #4 using RACE strategy (5-8 sentences w/ direct quotes).
 HW: Finish CommonLit "A Christmas Carol" and Zinc test.

THURSDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
***CLEVER LOGIN LINK***
1. ELA SKI  (Student Knowledge Inventory) Assessment: Students will begin test in class and finish on their own. Students that log out before finishing test will not be able to come back to finish test without contacting teacher to enable testing again so DO NOT LOG OUT UNTIL DONE!
-STEP#1: Login to the CTLS Learn and select "Assessment".
-STEP#2: Complete entire test without logging out or taking breaks as that will kick you out of test.

2. ALTERNATE END: Using the rubric and student examples of alternate endings to Necklace, begin writing your new end for the short story.  Story due Monday 7th.
-Student Example
-Rubric
HW: Finish SKI test and begin rough draft of alternate ending.

FRIDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
***CLEVER LOGIN LINK***
1. SRI(Scholastic Reading Inventory): Students will take the exam to measure their lexile band.
-STEP# 1: Go to  https://h100003989.education.scholastic.com/HMHCentralGateway/
-STEP# 2: Select "Reading Inventory"
-STEP# 3: Next, choose the types of books you enjoy
-STEP# 4: Select "Continue" and begin testing

2. ALTERNATE END: Using the rubric and student examples of alternate endings to Necklace, begin writing your new end for the short story.  Story due Monday 7th.
-Student Example
-Rubric
HW: Finish SKI & SRI test and work on rough draft of alternate ending.


WEEK 2: Remote Learning

MONDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
1. Warmup: join.nearpod.com using code VQWUT
2. Go to Clever and select CommonLit app.  Find The Necklace assignment using steps below.  If unable to get into CommonLit, please text me and use this PDF version of Necklace to copy your answers.
    -STEP #1: Click on Active Directory
    -STEP #2: Type in Microsoft username (students@cobbk12.org)
    -STEP #3: Click on CommonLit
    -STEP #4: Find assignment "The Necklace" and annotate/highlight text illustrating Madame Louisel's character, answer the guided & assessment multiple choice, and write down a paragraph in text box if there is one present.
HW: Finish CommonLit "Necklace" due Tuesday 25th.

TUESDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
1. Warmup: join.nearpod.com using code HTELW
2. Writer's Workshop: Review Necklace short story, and paragraph using RACE strategy.
3. Review Quill Assessment. Use Clever to get in.
HW: Rewrite Necklace paragraph in CommonLit, Begin working on Quill Assignments based on questions you missed on last weeks test.  

THURSDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
1. Warmup: join.nearpod.com using code YCJLW 
2. Syllabus Review. Take notes for Syllabus Quiz Friday
3. Annotation: Go back and annotate Necklace for evidence of what type of character Monsier Louisel was (5 or more annotations)
3. Necklace Discussion: Who is to blame for the unfortunate, and ironic ending?
4. Score/Revise: 2-pt writing about Irony and Attitude of Mathilde in short story.
HW: Review Syllabus for Syllabus Quiz, rewrite your RACE paragraph in CommonLit (Questions 8, 9). Due Friday

FRIDAY
***ZOOM LINK_Period #2***
***ZOOM LINK_Period #4***
1. Warmup: join.nearpod.com using code SCJNB
2. Syllabus Quiz join.nearpod.com using code SCJNB
3. Alternate Ending: Review rubric and participate in collaborative Nearpod brainstorm.
4. Zinc Placement Test: Use steps below to access Zinc exam
    STEP #1: Go to Clever
    STEP #2: Select SpringBoard app
SpringBoard icon

 











  STEP #3: Select Zinc Access app
ZINC Reading Labs

STEP #4: Scroll to top right side of page and click on bell. Under notifications you will see your your Zinc Placement Test.
HW: FINISH ZINC PLACEMENT TEST BY MONDAY.

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HELPFUL RESOURCES
  • The Virtual Bell Schedule (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday)
    • 8:00am - 9:10am [1st Block]
      9:10am - 9:20am [Break]
      9:20am - 10:30am [2nd Block] 
      10:30am - 10:40am [Break]
      10:40am  - 11:50am [3rd Block] 
      11:50am - 12:20pm [Lunch Break]
      12:20pm - 1:30pm   [4th Block] 
      1:30pm - 3:30pm [Independent Work, Dual Enrollment, Work-Based Learning]
  • Wednesdays will be used for completing homework, remediation, enrichment, specialized instruction, and extra help for students.  Teachers/departments will communicate specific times they'll be available for assistance and tutorial sessions on Wednesdays.  The Friday bell schedule may tentatively be adjusted by ten minutes to incorporate the school-wide Literacy Block.
  • If you are still in need of a student device for learning, please email Mrs. Maria Larrucea (maria.larrucea@cobbk12.org) with your request, with your picture ID attached.
  • If your student has issues logging into the platform once the instructions are provided by the district, please email our Media Specialist department chair Mr. Brian Ragsdale (brian.ragsdale@cobbk12.org).
  • Suggestions for student success during virtual learning: log on at least five minutes prior to the start of each class, be in a quiet location, check technology before logging in, wear school appropriate attire, stay muted when others are speaking, actively participate, raise your hand to speak and utilize the chat box for questions/comments, and speak clearly when called upon.
Please continue to refer to the CCSD school re-opening plan by CLICKING HERE for regular updates to the re-opening of all CCSD schools.  Also, stay informed by checking our South Cobb H.S. website on a regular basis.  We look forward to another great year at THE Best, THE One, THE Only, THE South Cobb High School... #SoarWithPride!

WEEK 1: August 17th

Welcome to 9 Literature & Composition. My name is Edom Leuleseged and this will be your first stop each day to receive the daily agenda and Zoom and Clever Link to complete all course work.

MONDAY
3. Flip-Grid Introductions and Body Biographies. Join Code: 65aa15ce
HW: Fill-out Contact Sheet and work on Flip Grid Intro

TUESDAY
2. Brainstorm: What makes up our personal identity? Jot down 3 important elements.
3. Nearpod (code SYPKZ): spoken word on identity.
4. FlipGrid: 3 min video introduction of your self due Thursday 20th.  See student example >HERE<
HW: Fill-out Contact Sheet and work on Flip Grid (8/20)

THURSDAY
2. Warmup: Go to join.nearpod.com and enter code VITAQ
3. Review rubric for body bio introductions.
4. Present introductions in class for grade (see FlipGrid:)
5. Write down 3 things about a classmate you learned using join.nearpod.com and enter code 
HW: Leave a comment on one student video.

FRIDAY
1. Warmup: Go to join.nearpod.com and enter code IGXJR
2. Diagnostic Test: Go to Clever and select the Quill app (see image below). 
    -Step #1: Select Microsoft for login and choose Active Directory
    -Step #2: Enter username (first.last@students.cobbk12.org)
    -Step #3: Click on your class section (9 Literature & Comp)
    -Step #4: Click start to begin test.
HW: Finish test. 
Quill.org icon
QUILL 














HELPFUL RESOURCES
  • The Virtual Bell Schedule (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, & Friday)
    • 8:00am - 9:10am [1st Block]
      9:10am - 9:20am [Break]
      9:20am - 10:30am [2nd Block] 
      10:30am - 10:40am [Break]
      10:40am  - 11:50am [3rd Block] 
      11:50am - 12:20pm [Lunch Break]
      12:20pm - 1:30pm   [4th Block] 
      1:30pm - 3:30pm [Independent Work, Dual Enrollment, Work-Based Learning]
  • Wednesdays will be used for completing homework, remediation, enrichment, specialized instruction, and extra help for students.  Teachers/departments will communicate specific times they'll be available for assistance and tutorial sessions on Wednesdays.  The Friday bell schedule may tentatively be adjusted by ten minutes to incorporate the school-wide Literacy Block.
  • If you are still in need of a student device for learning, please email Mrs. Maria Larrucea (maria.larrucea@cobbk12.org) with your request, with your picture ID attached.
  • If your student has issues logging into the platform once the instructions are provided by the district, please email our Media Specialist department chair Mr. Brian Ragsdale (brian.ragsdale@cobbk12.org).
  • Suggestions for student success during virtual learning: log on at least five minutes prior to the start of each class, be in a quiet location, check technology before logging in, wear school appropriate attire, stay muted when others are speaking, actively participate, raise your hand to speak and utilize the chat box for questions/comments, and speak clearly when called upon.
Please continue to refer to the CCSD school re-opening plan by CLICKING HERE for regular updates to the re-opening of all CCSD schools.  Also, stay informed by checking our South Cobb H.S. website on a regular basis.  We look forward to another great year at THE Best, THE One, THE Only, THE South Cobb High School... #SoarWithPride!

Your Principal Perry