Cobb Schools opens enrollment for non-county residents through Choose Cobb program
The Cobb School District is expanding enrollment into its classrooms to non-county residents for a limited number of spots across the county, the district announced. Through its Choose Cobb enrollment program, eligible students who don’t live in Cobb may now apply for available seats at 12 participating schools across the district, beginning in the Spring 2027 semester. The tuition-based program uses existing classroom capacity while generating additional revenue to support participating schools, according to district officials. The program uses only the remaining class seats after all 2026-27 school choice placements are finalized. In total, four elementary, middle and high schools across Cobb Schools are participating in the program, including: ♦ Vaughan, Puckett’s Mill, Clarkdale and Kennesaw elementary schools; ♦ Lost Mountain, Durham, Cooper and Palmer middle schools; ♦ Harrison, Allatoona, South Cobb and Kell high schools. Available seats in the Choose Cobb program vary by school, grade and class, according to the district. Tuition for the program costs $600 per semester with no application fee, according to the district. Tuition rates may change based on demand and open seats. Accepted students will begin classes in Cobb Schools on Jan. 5, 2027. Georgia students who live outside the Cobb County School
