Scholarships
Providing Scholarship Opportunities
Dr. Kathie Elliot Educational Leadership Scholarship
Dr. Kathie Elliott dedicated 33 years of service to the Cobb County School District, beginning as an elementary teacher and later serving as principal at Eastside Elementary, Varner Elementary, and Kennesaw Elementary. She also contributed her expertise in Human Resources before transitioning into school leadership. Even after retirement, Dr. Elliott remained committed to developing others, coaching aspiring leaders through Berry College and supervising student teachers through Kennesaw State University.
In her honor, this scholarship supports CCSD employees who are continuing their educational journey to advance professionally. Eligible applicants may be pursuing a GED, paraprofessional certification, specialized credentials in their current role, or other educational pathways that strengthen their skills and expand opportunities within the district. Each scholarship awarded will be $1,000 and may be applied toward tuition, certification fees, or approved educational expenses.
Applications are taken into consideration year-round
Click here if you would like to support this scholarship for future teacher leaders.
To learn more about applying for this scholarship click here.
REACH Scholarship
This partnership is designed to inspire young, 7th grade students to reimagine their educational pathway. The REACH Georgia Scholarship Program is designed to seek out students who demonstrate academic promise, but may not have the personal motivation, academic preparation or financial support they need to obtain a post-secondary degree, diploma or career certificate. REACH Scholars are in the Seventh (7th) grade have promising performance to maintain a 2.5 HOPE-Calculated GPA, remain crime, drug, and behavior issue free, and meet with a volunteer mentor and academic coach until they graduate from high school. To support these scholarships you can GIVE here. To learn more about qualifications email cobbschoolsfoundation@cobbk12.org, or contact your local middle school counselor.


