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The Academy of Mathematics, Science & Technology at Kennesaw Mountain High School commits to offering an accelerated curriculum that develops future leaders and supports their passion for learning.

Congratulations to the following students for their fabulous showing at the State Tech Fair this weekend . We are v ery proud of their diligence and commitment to excellence!
  • Jason Johnston and Preston Olds - 1st Place Digital V ideo Editing
  • Brian Gambrell - 1st Place Non-Animated Graphic Desig n
  • Zach Robinson - 2nd Place Solid Modeling
  • Bubba Harmon - 2nd Place Project Programming
  • Thomas Rangitsch - 2nd place Multimedia Presentation

REPEAT STATE CHAMPIONS

For the second year in a row, the KMHS Robotics Team took home top honors at the Georgia BEST (Boosting, Engineering, Science, and Technology) Robotics Competition at Southern Poly. Out of 24 teams, the KMHS Robot, Titanium Spork, placed 4th; the team placed 1st for the Engineering Notebook and 1st for the BEST Award, which includes highest overall scores for Project Engineering Notebook, Oral Presentation, Table Display and Interviews, Spirit and Sportsmanship, and Robot Performance. Congratulations on a job well done!

KMHS National Merit Semifinalists

Magnet Seniors: Ryan Hoffman, Chris Soyars, Kyle Coogan, Matt Moriarity, Nick Saney, William Hicks, Kevin Hord

For a complete list of Important Dates for 2007-2008, click on the "Important Dates for 2007-2008" link on the navigation bar and download the schedule

Important Announcements:

    §        2007-2008 Dates to Remember:

    Tuesday, November 13

    Informational Meeting, 7:00PM, Theater

    Friday, December 7

    Application Deadline, 5:00PM postmark

    Saturday, January 26

    County-wide Testing for Magnet programs

    Saturday, February 2

    Inclement Weather Make-Up Testing Date

    Friday, March 7

    Invitations Mailed

    Tuesday, March 18

    Open House for Accepted students, 5:30PM, Café

    Friday, March 28

    Responses Due, 5:00PM postmark

    Tuesday, April 22

    Rising Freshman Registration,5:30PM, Café

  • 2007 Senior Class Information:
    Average GPA: 4.077
    Average SAT: 1310 (Verbal 640; Math 670)
    Average ACT: 29
    Valedictorian: Ryan Duvall (4.703)
    Salutatorian: Claire Underwood (4.656)
    College Attendances:
    GYale, Stanford, Duke, US Military Academy, US Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, University of Chicago, UGA, Georgia Tech, Emory, Berry, Georgia Southern, Virginia Tech, Colorado School of Mines, Mississippi State University, University of Minnesota, Florida State University, Auburn University, Mercer University, University of Alabama, Embry Riddle University, Rutgers, Wake Forest
Announcements are subject to change without notice.

Program Description

The Academy Mathematics, Science & Technology Academy is one of 5 magnet schools in Cobb County. Established in 2000, the Academy is infused into the 319,000 square foot Kennesaw Mountain High School campus. Students enter the Academy as freshmen through a competitive application process and progress through the coursework at an accelerated rate so that they can participate in courses beyond those found in traditional high schools. The capstone for seniors is a field experience/internship with a local institution of higher learning, professional group, or business.

Students take core courses in math and science during the freshman and sophomore years then concentrate on a particular field of interest during the junior and senior years.

Students generally take advantage of the many fine courses we have here and thus exceed the minimum requirement. See Math Sequencing - Class of 2011 and Before, Math Sequencing - Class of 2012 and After, Science Curriculum, and 4-Year Plan of Study for additional information.

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