Evolv Technology uses artificial intelligence and advanced sensors to tell the difference between weapons and everyday items. It passed unopposed by Marietta City school board mem ...

School violence is a national and local problem that the Marietta City School District says it is trying to prevent within its own district through a layered approach. On Tuesday, school board ...

Marietta City Schools is the latest district to add weapons detection systems ... The system will be used in the sixth-grade academy, the middle school, high school, and the Woods-Wilkins campus.

The Marietta City Schools Board of Education met for executive session Monday to discuss potential candidate applications for ...

Students at Phillips Elementary in Marietta were paid a special visit from the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium on Friday afternoon.

After winning a $25,000 state grant for their literacy efforts, district officials from Marietta City Schools and students celebrated their accomplishment with a Super Bowl champion.

(Photo courtesy of Marietta City Schools) MARIETTA — Approximately ... and Facilities Manager Darrell Prim as he planned the school district’s upcoming recruiting event. Local residents ...

Marietta City Schools will spend about $500,000 to install the system at four campuses — Marietta High School, Marietta Middle School, Marietta Sixth Grade Academy and the Woods-Wilkins Campus.

She says the homes will provide transitional housing for families with children in the Marietta City School District.

Photo by Janelle Patterson Dennis Riley, 60, of 620 Front St., Marietta ... or attends that school. Riley resigned from the school Feb. 29, 2016, after working with the district since 1992.