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MCS Special Education Parent Survey
MCS Special Education parents, we invite you to complete the 2019 parent survey.
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Marietta City Schools Named 2018 Top Workplace by AJC
AJC Lists Marietta City Schools as one of Best Places to Work in Metro Atlanta, the only public k-12 school district in metro-Atlanta to receive the designation
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Marietta City Schools Honors School Board Members During State-Wide Appreciation Week
MCS families and employees thank board members for their service
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Sawyer Road Elementary IB PYP
The International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme at Sawyer Road Elementary
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Congratulations MCS Teacher of the Year, 2019!!!
Kristin Lincoln – Sawyer Road Elementary, 2nd-grade teacher
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Registration Hours for New Students: Monday - Friday 9am - 11am.
More information can be found on the Marietta City School District Website - www.Marietta-City.org under Student Registration
Look for the School Information Tab and scroll down to Student Registration.
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Marietta City Schools (MCS) is a Charter System that serves more than 8,900 students at eight elementary choice schools, one sixth grade academy, one middle school, and one high school. MCS is one of the first International Baccalaureate (IB) World School District in Georgia. As an IB World School District, MCS offers the optional IB Primary Years Programme for grades K-5, IB Middle Years Programme for all students in grades 6-10, and the IB Diploma Programme as an option for high school students in grades 11-12. Additionally, Marietta High School offers multiple industry-certified IB Career-related Programmes (CP), a framework of international education that incorporates the vision and educational principles of IB into career-related learning.
8,900 students are currently enrolled in Marietta City Schools in grades kindergarten through twelve. Our current student to teacher ratio is 14:1. MCS has six grade levels offering Georgia STEM Certified Programs. Our high school has been named “One of the best high schools in the nation," by Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report, and “One of America’s Most Challenging High Schools” by The Washington Post.
