However, students say the teachers care about them, according to the Quality Review.
Click here for more information.The school has poor attendance and below-average graduation rates and some students complain about safety in the building, according to school surveys. These scholarships are provided to students who have a proven track record of academic effort, work experience, community service and leadership roles. It's played with only the left hand (Nico is right-handed).Ĭongratulations to Alexander Mena, ’21, who won the National Merit University of Georgia Scholarship!Ĭongratulations to Sam Maloney, '21, who was selected as a University of South Carolina Top, McNair and Provost Scholar! With a four-year value of more than $208,000, Sam joins a select cohort within the UofSC Honors College with enrichment funding, opportunities, and mentoring.Ĭongratulations to Jenna Bond, '22, Christina Nikolova, '22, and Natalie Ajemian, '23! These members of Wheeler Girls in Cybersecurity were among the highest scorers in the National Cyber Scholarship Competition, earning them National Cyber Scholarship Finalist status and invitations to attend the SANS Cyber Foundations Academy this summer.Ĭongratulations to Samyukta Iyer, ’22, who was selected to participate in the Georgia State University’s 2021 Summer Leadership Academy Program!Ĭongratulations to Anushka Jain who is the recipient of the East Cobb Lions Club Scholarship, a $1,000 merit scholarship awarded to a student from each of the six East Cobb high schools for their commitment to community service as well as their academic achievements.Ĭongratulations to Magnet seniors, Mathew Norman and Anushka Jain, who were selected as the two recipients of the Cobb School Foundation Scholarship this year from Wheeler! The Cobb Schools Foundation provides two students from each of the 16 high schools in Cobb County School District with a $1,000 scholarship. He advanced to the final round (state) and achieved the highest award of "Outstanding Performer." See Nico's performance of Felix Blumenfeld's Étude for the Left Hand in A♭ Major, Op. Nico also competed in the Georgia Music Teacher Association annual three round piano competition. Shweta scored a 36 on the Reading section of the ACT and Saketh scored a 36 on the Science section.Ĭongratulations to the following Georgia Student Technology Competition Winners!ĩth-10th - 3D Modeling - Madison Bohm - 2nd Placeĩth-10th - Audio Production - Rithu Hegde - 1st Placeĩth-10th - Internet Applications - Natalie Ajemian - 3rd Placeġ1th-12th - 3D Modeling - Juan Alizo Ewald - 3rd Placeġ1th-12th - Graphic Design - Matthew Njaa - 1st Placeġ1th-12th - Project Programming - Sujit Iyer - 1st PlaceĬongratulations to Nico Brett,'23, who won the Cherokee County Music Teachers Association (CMTA) Summer Music Camp Scholarship. ‘22! All three were ranked as National Cyber Scholars in the recent National Cyber Scholarship Competition, making them eligible for a $2,500 scholarship to their chosen college!Ĭongratulations to our newest Club 36 members, Shweta Krishnan, ’22 and Saketh Tetali, '22. Our Magnet senior students were recognized with winning scholarships from the following schools:Ĭongratulations to Jenna Bond, '22, for her First Place win in the Georgia PTA Reflections Contest! Jenna’s literary work won first place in the entire statewide Reflection’s competition.Ĭongratulations to Will Busch, ’22, for being named as the Most Positive Boys Golf Athlete and Navan Kothari, ’22, for being named as the Most Positive Boys Alternative Sport Athlete in Cobb!Ĭongratulations to our newest 800 Club members, Nita Mirkhelkar, ’22 and Rhea Baghel, 22! They both scored an 800 on the math section of the SAT.Ĭongratulations to Jenna Bond, ’22, Christina Nikolova, ’22, and Archishma Goli. She also earned the Water Wise Scholarship for water conservation and education within the community. She competed against other youth across Georgia in the Environmental Sciences category and was awarded Master 4-Her, the highest honor given by Georgia 4-H. (His research can be found HERE)Ĭongratulations to Venya Gunjal, ’24, who placed first at a public speaking competition, State 4-H Congress organized by Georgia 4-H. They will be working alongside the Cobb County Board of Commissioners throughout this school yearĬongratulations to Magnet alumni, Ishaan Chaubey, '21, who has had a paper published in the journal, Fronteirs in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, of the work he did while at Wheeler Magnet. Congratulations to our 21 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists:Ĭongratulations to Krishiv Sharma '25 and Riddhi Maheshwari '23 for being selected to serve on the Cobb County Youth Commission.
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