Lovinggood PTSA eNews! 
Chat with the Principal Day
Come join other parents for an hour of informed discussions
about what is happening at Lovinggood
Date: April 2, 2009
Time: 8:00-9:00 A.M.
Light refreshments will be served.
Hillgrove High School
8th Grade Parent/Student
Information Night
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Hillgrove Cafeteria
Rising 9th grade students and parents are invited to:
- preview 2009 - 2010 course requests
- learn about Hillgrove clubs, organizations, and athletic teams
School District Seeks Public Input For New Strategic Plan
The School District administration presented to the Board of Education a draft strategic plan during the March 11 work session. The plan provides overall direction to the District and serves as a foundation for monitoring student success and District accountability. The Board voted to receive the draft and make it available to the public for input for 30 days.
Commissioner Goreham hosts town hall for District 1
District 1 Commissioner Helen Goreham will host a town hall meeting for her constituents 7 p.m., Thursday, April 16, at North Cobb Senior Center, 4100 Highway 293, Acworth. This is an excellent opportunity to learn about progress made in the area and share your questions and thoughts with the commissioner. For more information, call 770-528-3313 or visit cobbcounty.org/boc.
PENS Bulletin
Cobb County has experienced an increase in residential burglaries, specifically in the south part of the county which covers Precinct Two. The south side of Precinct Five (i.e. 514 beat) borders the north side of Precinct Two at Powder Springs Road. To combat the current trend, the Cobb County Police Department established a team of experienced supervisors, detectives, and officers to specifically target residential burglaries.
This special unit is now referred to as “BAT” (Burglary Apprehension Team) and since it's inception on February 16, 2009, there have been several arrests attributed directly to the new unit. Precinct Five has more residential burglaries in 514 beat and the Powder Springs Road corridor than the rest of the zone. If a citizen observes suspicious activity in their neighborhood, it is requested that it be reported. No one knows better than its residents what may be out of place in the neighborhood.
To report any suspicious activity or provide information on any other type of crime dial 9-1-1.
Cobb County has experienced an increase in residential burglaries, specifically in the south part of the county which covers Precinct Two. The south side of Precinct Five (i.e. 514 beat) borders the north side of Precinct Two at Powder Springs Road. To combat the current trend, the Cobb County Police Department established a team of experienced supervisors, detectives, and officers to specifically target residential burglaries.
This special unit is now referred to as “BAT” (Burglary Apprehension Team) and since it's inception on February 16, 2009, there have been several arrests attributed directly to the new unit. Precinct Five has more residential burglaries in 514 beat and the Powder Springs Road corridor than the rest of the zone. If a citizen observes suspicious activity in their neighborhood, it is requested that it be reported. No one knows better than its residents what may be out of place in the neighborhood.
To report any suspicious activity or provide information on any other type of crime dial 9-1-1.
Monday, April 6 through Friday, April 10.
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