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Awards & Honors

National Blue Ribbon Schools

2019    Sope Creek Elementary

Tritt Elementary

2017    Dickerson Middle

Dodgen Middle

2016    Mt. Bethel Elementary

2013    Fair Oaks Elementary

Tritt Elementary

2012    Hendricks Elementary

(formerly Austell Intermediate School)

2011    Timber Ridge Elementary

2009    Hightower Trail Middle

2008    Mabry Middle

2007    Walton High

2003    Dickerson Middle

2001    Shallowford Falls Elementary

2000    Lassiter High

1997    Lost Mountain Middle

1996    Sprayberry High

1994    Eastvalley Elementary

1993    South Cobb High

1992    McCleskey Middle

1990    East Cobb Middle

1988    Murdock Elementary

Sope Creek Elementary

1986    Mt. Bethel Elementary

1985    Tapp Middle

1984    Garrett Middle

Walton High

2015    Big Shanty Intermediate, Cobb County School District

2013    Ford Elementary

(This program discontinued after 2012)

2012    Garrison Mill Elementary, King Springs Elementary, Kennesaw Charter

2011    Hillgrove High, Sprayberry High

2010    Lassiter High

2009    Pope High, Dodgen Middle, Ford Elementary, Mableton Elementary, Teasley Elementary

2008    Harrison High, Lassiter High, Dickerson Middle, Kemp Elementary, Timber Ridge Elementary

2007    Daniell Middle, Davis Elem., Rocky Mount Elem., Shallowford Falls Elem. , Murdock Elem.

2006    Tritt Elementary

2005    Walton High

2003    Hightower Trail Middle

2002    Sprayberry High

2000    Campbell High, Mabry Middle

1999    Lassiter High, Shallowford Falls Elementary

1998    Simpson Middle

1997    Pebblebrook High, Baker Elementary

1996    North Cobb High, Lost Mountain Middle, Sedalia Park Elementary

1995    Sprayberry High, Mountain View Elementary

1994    Nash Middle, Eastvalley Elementary

1993    South Cobb High, Davis Elementary

1992    Lassiter High, McCleskey Middle

1990    Pope High, East Cobb Middle

1989    Dickerson Middle, East Side Elementary

1988    Dodgen Middle, Sope Creek Elementary

1987    Murdock Elementary

1986    Wheeler High, Mount Bethel Elementary

1985    Tapp Middle

1984    Walton High, Tritt Elementary, Garrett Middle

• Ford Elementary named 2013 Georgia National Green Ribbon School.
• 2012 -District received A+ rating for public transparency by Sunshine Review.
• Magnet programs at Wheeler & Kennesaw Mountain high schools awarded state Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) certification.
• CCSD named 2012 Clean Air Campaign School District of the Year
• Stacey Osborne Duffy of Mountain View Elementary named 2012 Elementary Science Teacher of the Year by the Georgia Science Teachers Association.
• Jamee Douglas, fifth grade teacher at Big Shanty Elementary was named 2012 Champion of the Year by the Georgia Clean Air Campaign as part of the organization’s PACE awards program.
• Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics honored Deborah Poss of Lassiter High with the organization’s highest honor, the Gladys M. Thompson Distinguished Service Award.
• Michelle Mikes, District 6-12 math supervisor received the John Neff Award for Excellence, reserved for supervisors who inspire and mentor fellow teachers and advocate for math education.
• Media center staffs at McClure Middle, Belmont Hills Elementary and Russell Elementary received 2012 Exemplary/Exceptional Library Media Program Awards from the Georgia Dept. of Education.
• Howard Siggelko and the CCSD Office of Records Management given 2012 Award for Excellence in Archival Program Development from the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board.
• Erica McDonald, instructor at the Cobb/Paulding Adult Education Center, recently received the Teacher of Honor award from the Kappa Delta Pi International Honor Society in Education.
• 2010 – District named to College Board Advanced Placement Achievement List
• 34 Cobb schools honored by Georgia Dept. of Education for gains, high performance on CRCT, and Georgia High School Graduation Test
• 15 2010-2011 seniors earned National Merit and National Achievement scholarships
• Of 141 nationally and four in Georgia, two U.S. Presidential Scholars are from Cobb high schools
• 13 Cobb high schools rank among the nation’s top challenging schools (Washington Post National High School Challenge Index)
• School counseling programs at Campbell High, Hillgrove High, Nickajack Elementary, and Sope Creek Elementary earn prestigious Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP) designation
• Mableton Elementary receives 2011 Panasonic National School Change Award
• Christy Garvin, gifted education teacher at Vaughan Elementary is one of seven national honorees for the 2011 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Educator Achievement Awards! The AIAA presents the award bi-annually to educators who have gone above and beyond to engage students in math and science studies.
• 75 Cobb students were invited to participate in the state Governor’s Honors Program: 40 in Academics, 26 in the Fine Arts and 9 in Career Tech. For four weeks this summer, these students will participate in challenging and enriching educational opportunities on a college campus
• Walton High Academic Bowl team wins state championship, WSB High-Q competition
• Janice Belcher, teacher at Powder Springs Elementary, was selected as 2011 Elementary Science Teacher of Promise by the Georgia Science Teachers Association
• Griffin Middle School was recognized by state Superintendent Dr. John Barge and members of the state board of education as one of Georgia’s 11 state-directed schools that was able to come off the Needs Improvement list.
• Barry Crocker, custodian at Nicholson Elementary, was named top recipient of the 2011 National C.L.E.A.N. Award, a program recognizing the contributions of school custodians to public health
• Atlanta magazine included several Cobb County high schools in its 2011 “Best High Schools” feature, highlighting programs the magazine considers the best in categories such as Math & Science, Sports, and Fine Arts.
• Mabry Middle School earned the 2008-2009 National No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon School Award
• 2009 Presidential Scholar- Andy’ Zhang, senior at Walton High School, has been named one of two in the state of Georgia
• 2009 National Merit Scholars
• Neha Shingane of Campbell High
• Emily Sharp of Lassiter High
• Addison Wright of Lassiter High
• Melissa Grooms of Walton High
• Andy Zhang of Walton High
• The top counselor in the United States by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) is Julie Hartline of Campbell High School
• Norton Park Elementary Counselors Win Prestigious national RAMP Award (Recognized ASCA Model Program Award) for 2009
• 2009 Georgia STAR Student – Walton High’s Annie Wang by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators /AP US History teacher Jennifer Snoddy selected as her STAR Teacher.
• 2008 Georgia Schools of Excellence by the Georgia Department of Education, the most from any single school district in the state.
• Kemp Elementary
• Timber Ridge Elementary
• Dickerson Middle
• Harrison High
• Lassiter High
• Campbell High School earned the Governor’s Cup Regional winner for earning the largest improvement in SAT scores.
• Walton High School earned the Governor’s Cup for earning the highest SAT scores over a 3 year period.
• Top 10 in Georgia for the greatest number of students EXCEEDING state standards on the CRCT, the High School Graduation Test & the End of Course Tests
• Mount Bethel, Timber Ridge, Tritt, and Kemp Elementary Schools
• Hightower Trail, Dickerson, and Dodgen Middle Schools
• Pope, Walton, Lassiter, and Harrison High Schools
• Top 10 schools to earn the greatest gains on these standardized tests over the previous year:
• Green Acres Elementary
• Brown Elementary
• Top high school principal in the state by the Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals is Steve Miletto of Osborne High School
• Fran Bollinger, 4th grade teacher at Sedalia Park Elementary, was named Georgia’s Outstanding Elementary Social Studies Educator.
• Georgia PTA Outstanding Principals of the year
• Dr. Philip Page of Garrett Middle School
• Chris Shaw of Lassiter High School
• 2009 Sprayberry High School becomes First Gilder-Lehrman Institute Affiliate School in Georgia
• Pope High School student newspaper receives Highest Rating From Journalism Association
• In 2009 the South Cobb High School marching band was selected to represent Georgia in the inaugural parade for President Barack Obama.
• The Weill Music Institute at Carnegie Hall selected Pebblebrook High School Performing Arts Chamber Choir to participate in its sixth annual National High School Choral Festival
• 2009 state Academic Bowl championship – Walton High School
• 2008 Peachtree Southeastern Regional Award – Kell High School Robotics Team
• Big Shanty Intermediate earned 1st place at the state First Lego League Robotics Competition
• Cobb County School District Special Education recognized as a state leader for outstanding efforts to improve performance of students with disabilities.
• Newsweek Magazines’ List of Best Public High Schools
  • Walton, Campbell, Lassiter, Harrison, Osborne, Pope, Sprayberry and Kell
• 2009 Business Week Magazine’s list of ‘America’s Best High Schools’ selected Wheeler High School for the state of Georgia.
• Hollydale Elementary Teacher, Susan Gregg earned Georgia Reading Association’s Reading Teacher of the Year
• Campbell High School PTSA earned national Parent Involvement Schools of Excellence Certification.
• 1st place in the state Army JROTC Leadership Academic Bowl.   Osborne’s JROTC Leadership Academic Team
• Harrison High School marching band, won the Bands of America/Music for All Regional Championship event.
• Lassiter High School, Walton High School Orchestras selected to perform at 2009 Mid-West International Band and Orchestra Convention
• Pope High School Band and Percussion Ensemble were selected to perform at the National Concert Band Festival Athletic Awards
• 2009 Georgia AAAA Swimmer of the Year – Kristine Polley of Sprayberry High School
• 2009 State Champions – Lassiter Girls 5A Swimming and Diving Team
• 2009 State Champions – Wheeler Boy’s Varsity Basketball Team 5th state title
• 2009 State Champions – Walton Girl’s Varsity Tennis Team
• Wheeler High School baseball coach David McDonald elected to the National High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame
• Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year from Blackwell Elementary, Stephanye Peek
• Georgia Secondary Health Education Teacher of the Year is Lyn Savu from Pine Mountain Middle School.
• Secondary Physical Education Teacher of the Year is Kristen Cross from Sprayberry High School
• Salice Russom of Ford Elementary was also recognized as state winner for coordinating the most successful Jump Rope for Heart campaign
• 2005 Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association (15th consecutive award for the District)
• 2005 Certificate of Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Association of School Business Officials (22nd award for the District)
• 2005 Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association (25th award for the District)
• 2005 & 2006 Gold Awards of Excellence – Georgia School Public Relations Association Publications, Photography and Electronic Media Awards
• 27 Cobb schools won 2005 Single Statewide Accountability System awards from the Governor’s Office and the Georgia Department of Education. These awards stem from Georgia’s statewide efforts to go beyond the requirements of “No Child Left Behind” by pursuing a higher standard of excellence in student achievement. Schools are recognized for having the Greatest Gains in percentage of students meeting or exceeding standards, and for having 95 percent or more students reaching these marks.
• Wheeler High School’s media program was named 2005 Exemplary High School Library Media Program by the Georgia Department of Education. The state bestows this title on one media center at each academic level, recognizing progressive efforts in delivery of media services to students and faculty.
• 2005 Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award, National Purchasing Institute and the National Association of Educational Buyers
• 2004-2005 Super System for Quality Schools, from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
• Donna Duke of Campbell High School was named 2004 K-12 Health Educator of the Year by the Georgia Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
• 2004 District Accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
• 2004 Pareto Award of Excellence in Public Procurement, from the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing

Smyrna Elementary School in Smyrna, GA

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Smyrna Elementary School Enrollment, Ranking, and Statistics

Smyrna Elementary School is a public elementary school located in Smyrna, GA in the Cobb County School District. It enrolls 969 students in grades 1st through 12th.
Smyrna Elementary School is the 139th largest public school in Georgia and the 1,603rd largest nationally.
It has 13.5 students to every teacher.

Total Students: 969
Pupil/Teacher Ratio: 13.5:1
Full Time Teachers: 71.7

Enrollment Rank Nationally: 1,603rd out of 56,369
Enrollment Rank in Georgia: 139th out of 1,349
Student/Teacher Rank in Georgia:
266th out of 1,337
Full Time Teacher Rank in Georgia:
73rd out of 1,337

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Smyrna Elementary School Students by Gender

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Smyrna Elementary School Free and Reduced Lunch Assistance

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Out of 1,336 ranked schools in Georgia, Smyrna Elementary School is ranked 180th for total students on lunch assistance.

The percentage of Smyrna Elementary School students on free and reduced lunch assistance (69.6%) is slightly higher than the state average of 65.3%. This may indicate that the area has a higher level of poverty than the state average.

Students at a participating school may purchase a meal through the National School Lunch Program. Families with incomes between 130%
and 185% of the federal poverty level are eligible for reduced price meals.
Schools may not charge more than 40¢ for reduced-price lunches, nor more than 30¢ for reduced-price breakfasts.
Students from families with incomes at or below 130% of the federal poverty level are eligible for free meals.

For 2014, a family of two needs to make an annual income below $20,449 to be eligible for free meals or below $29,100 for reduced price meals.
A family of four needs to make an annual income below $31,005 for free meals or $44,122 for reduced price meals.

Smyrna Elementary School Trends Over Time

Total Students Over Time

Student Teacher Ratio Over Time

Lunch Assistance Over Time

Lunch Assitance Over Time

Year	Lunch Assitance
2013	0. 73760580411125
2014	0.745963401507
2015	0.69556243550052

Compare Smyrna Elementary School to Other Elementary Schools

Student Teacher Ratio Comparison

Free and Reduced Lunch Comparison

National Average	55. 7%
State Average	65.3%
This School	69.6%

Top Nearby Elementary Schools

School	Type	Grades	Students	Student Teacher Ratio	Distance
Smyrna Elementary School Smyrna, GA	Public	PK – 05	969	13.5:1
Belmont Hills Elementary School Smyrna, GA	Public	PK – 05	344	8. 9:1	1 miles
Smyrna First Baptist Weekday Education Smyrna, GA	Private	PK – KG	86	13:1	1 miles
International Academy of Smyrna Smyrna, GA	Public	KG – 08	1,088	17.3:1	2 miles
Green Acres Elementary School Smyrna, GA	Public	PK – 05	728	11. 4:1	2 miles
Campbell Middle School Smyrna, GA	Public	06 – 08	1,437	17.9:1	2 miles
Covenant Christian School Smyrna, GA	Private	PK – 08	205	10:1	2 miles
Labelle Elementary School Marietta, GA	Public	PK – 05	535	10. 1:1	2 miles
Norton Park Elementary School Smyrna, GA	Public	PK – 05	929	13.1:1	2 miles
Argyle Elementary School Smyrna, GA	Public	PK – 05	405	9:1	3 miles
Griffin Middle School Smyrna, GA	Public	06 – 08	1,211	17. 6:1	3 miles
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High Schools in Smyrna, GA

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School	Type	Students	Student to Teacher Ratio	Free or Reduced Lunch	School District
Campbell High School	Public	2,669	19. 3	57%
Center Academy Smyrna	Private	50	10.0
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Number of Schools

Number of Schools in Nearby Cities

Number of Schools in Smyrna Compared Statewide

Smyrna has 2 school(s)

Number of Schools

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Student Enrollment

Student Enrollment in Nearby Cities

Number of Students in Smyrna Compared Statewide

Smyrna has 2719 students(s)

Number of Schools

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Student Teacher Ratio

Student Teacher Ratio in Nearby Cities

Student Teacher Ratio in Nearby Cities

Brookhaven	17. 2
Marietta	17.6
Smyrna	19.3
Austell	19.4
Powder Springs	20.2
Mableton	20.9

Student Teacher Ratio in Smyrna Compared Statewide

Smyrna has a 19.3 student teacher ratio

Student Teacher Ratio in Smyrna Compared Statewide

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Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Nearby Cities

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Nearby Cities

Marietta	0.3217
Powder Springs	0.3630
Mableton	0.5534
Smyrna	0.5631
Austell	0. 5977
Brookhaven	0.8680

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Smyrna Compared Statewide

Smyrna has a 56.3% Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage

Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Smyrna Compared Statewide

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Julia Roberts Bio, Family, Career, Husband, Net Worth, Measurements

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9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 : Center for Social Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation
• Started working at the Higher School of Economics in 2018.
• Scientific and pedagogical experience: 4 years.

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Education

1998

Specialty: North-Western Academy of Public Service, Specialty “State and Municipal Administration”, qualification “Manager”

Additional education / advanced training / internship

November 2017 Learning “Social Finance” at the Business School. Saïd Oxford University (Potanin Foundation Fellow) – Executive Program “Social Finance”, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

October 2015 Internsation at the Higher School of State Administration, Paris, France ( L ‘ Ecole National Administration)

May 2015 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000. International 9000th international Civil Society Research “Social Innovations in the Sphere of Non-Profit Organizations” (HSE, Moscow)

April 2011 Internship in the USA in the municipality of Smyrna, Georgia on the topic “Civic participation in political processes and decision-making” within the framework of the program of professional internships in the legislative and executive authorities of the United States Legislative Fellowship Program

2007-2012 Advanced training for managers of training programs at NWMI in Moscow (RANEPA) on the topics “Management in the field of education”, “Issues of supporting activities

Projects

Moskovskaya A. , Silaeva V., Nazarova I., Popova I., Berendyaev A., Sadykov R., Nefedova A., Boguslavskaya S., Moskvina A., Rozhdestvenskaya N. (2015 ) Social entrepreneurship in the market of social services in Russia: models, actors and ways of institutionalization (in the context of the International Comparative Study of Models of Social Enterprises ICSEM). Analytical report on the results of the study. The HSE Center for Social Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation with the support of the Basic Research Program of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (TK-137).

2014-1557 “THE SOCIAL MECHANISMS OF CREATING MEMBERLESS CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS IN POLAND, RUSSIA AND SWEDEN”, ​​Swedish Research Council.

Publications

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• Article Moskvin A. Yu., Grigoryeva I. A., Sizova I. L. Social services for the elderly: implementation of Federal Law No. 442 and further prospects // Monitoring of public opinion: Economic and social changes . 2019. No. 4. S. 153-172. doi

• Article Kravchenko Z., Moskvina Anastasiya. Entrepreneurial NPOs in Russia: Rationalizing the Mission // Voluntas: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations . 2018 Vol. 29. No. 5. P. 962-975. doi

• Article by A. Yu. Moskvin, D. V. Dolzhikova Participation of older people in social entrepreneurship on the example of a social accelerator (St. Petersburg) // Journal of Social Policy Research. 2018. V. 16. No. 1. S. 169-176. doi

• Article Moskovskaya A. A., Berendyaev A. A., Moskvina A. Yu. Between social and economic good: the conflict of projects for legitimizing social entrepreneurship in Russia // Monitoring of public opinion: Economic and social changes. 2017. No. 6. S. 31-51. doi

• Article Moskvin A. Yu. USE OF PROJECT APPROACH IN TEACHING MANAGEMENT DISCIPLINES IN TRAINING CIVIL SERVANTS // Proceedings of the scientific and methodological conference of the North-Western Institute of Management. 2011. No. 1. S. 230-239.

• Article Moskvin A.Yu., Dreval IV THE NEED TO DEVELOP THE BUSINESS AND PERSONAL QUALITIES OF STATE AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES FOR SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM // Management consulting. 2007. No. 3(27). pp. 28-33.

Work experience

Since March 2013 Center for the Development of Non-Commercial Organizations (St. Petersburg), Head of the Social Accelerator, host of seminars and trainings.

Functions and achievements: management of the “Social Entrepreneurship” direction: Social Accelerator (33 social start-ups in 2015-2017) and the Club of Social Entrepreneurs. Management of projects aimed at increasing the sustainability of non-profit organizations, the interaction of NGOs with business and authorities; writing grant applications and project reports; fundraising, organizing and conducting conferences, training courses, seminars and trainings, writing articles and teaching materials for NGOs.

April 2012-February 2013 North-Western Institute of Management RANEPA (St. Petersburg), Head of the Social Projects Laboratory.

Functionality and achievements: initiation, launch and testing of a competitive mechanism for allocating funding in the form of grants from the Director of the Institute for student social projects at the NWIMU RANEPA; conducting trainings for students on social design and financial management of projects; grant administration; training and advising students for city and regional competitions for grants and subsidies, etc.

2007-2013 North-Western Institute of Management RANEPA (St. Petersburg), Department of State and Municipal Administration, Senior Lecturer.

Courses and seminars taught: State and municipal administration, Project management in public administration (for undergraduate students and students of the faculty of retraining and advanced training of civil servants), Organizational behavior and others.

2002-2006 Representation of the European Commission in the Russian Federation, office in St. Petersburg . Project manager of the EU-Russia cooperation program, assistant to the head of the office.

Functionality : participation in the selection evaluation of applications for grants from the European Commission; administration of cross-border cooperation projects: substantive and financial reporting; organizing international conferences and seminars within the framework of EU-Russia partnership programs, organizing visits of European Commission officials to St. Petersburg, maintaining a database of projects (277 projects), etc.

1998-2002 Representation of the Tacis cross-border cooperation program in St. Petersburg. Project manager, assistant.

Functions: advising applicants for grants from the Tacis cross-border cooperation program of the European Commission; administration of cross-border cooperation projects (36 projects) implemented jointly by local and regional authorities of Russia and the EU; translation (English-Russian), organization of information campaigns, office administration.

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• Scientific and pedagogical experience: 4 years

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In August and September 2021, our colleague Anastasia Moskvina acted as a trainer for several regional business accelerators aimed at developing social entrepreneurship. Among them are training programs in the Lipetsk and Kaliningrad regions. The organizer was the international social laboratory VEIA.

On April 27, 2021, our colleague Anastasia Moskvina became one of the 7 speakers at the 11th fundraising conference in St. Petersburg. 7 speakers are 7 different approaches to building relationships with donors and partners. The general theme is impact investment.

Our colleague Anastasia Moskvina hosted the webinar “Impact Investments and Social Finance” by order of the Center for Social Innovations in St. Petersburg. These non-standard forms of financing social projects are just beginning to take root in Russia. Andrey Senov, commercial partner of Alt-Invest Group, and Andrey Udalov, director of Agat, a private Youth Entrepreneurship Support Fund, acted as invited speakers.

Anastasia Moskvina, Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Social Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation at the Higher School of Economics, took part in the 1st Forum of Social Entrepreneurs of the Pskov Region. She acted as a moderator of the Social Business50+ platform and presented an overview of the work of the NRU HSE CSP at the final plenary session in the discussion of infrastructure platforms – together with the Our Future Foundation, the SP RSSU Center, regional authorities and social entrepreneurs of the Pskov region.

On November 7, 2018, the 2nd expert meeting on the development of a new law on social entrepreneurship “Legislative regulation of social entrepreneurship in the Russian Federation: Reloaded” was held at the Higher School of Economics. It was organized by the HSE Center for Social Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation with the participation of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development.

October 25, 2018 a round table “Social Marketing and CSR in Russia” was held

(TsSP NRU HSE) together with the Ministry of Economic Development of Russia. It was attended by the heads of two departments of the Ministry of Economic Development, heads of specialized funds – Our Future Fund, Towards Changes Fund, Rybakov Fund, Vice President of Vnesheconombank, employees of the HSE CSP and many representatives of the expert community.

City: SMYRNA, GA – Zip Code

SMYRNA Zip Codes 30080, 30081, 30082, etc. This page contains SMYRNA 9 digit zip codes, SMYRNA residents, schools, museums, libraries, universities, hospitals, post offices and SMYRNA random addresses.

SMYRNA Zip Code

What is the SMYRNA, Georgia Zip Code? Below is a list of postcodes for SMYRNA.

City Name	Postcode 5	ZIP Code Population 92
9 digit zip code	SMYRNA Address
30080-1001	1801 (From 1801 To 1899 Odd) ALEXANDER ST SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1002	1800 (From 1800 To 1848 Even) ALEXANDER ST SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1003	1901 (From 1901 To 1913 Odd) ALEXANDER ST SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1004	1900 (From 1900 To 1998 Even) ALEXANDER ST SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1005	1801 (From 1801 To 1899 Odd) BENSON AVE SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1006	1800 (From 1800 To 1898 Even) BENSON AVE SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1007	1901 (From 1901 To 1915 Odd) BENSON AVE SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1008	1900 (From 1900 To 1916 Even) BENSON AVE SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1009	754 (From 754 To 798 Even) TAYLOR DR SE , SMYRNA, GA
30080-1010	1700 (From 1700 To 1999 ) HOMER CORN RD SE , SMYRNA, GA

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SMYRNA Post Office

SMYRNA has 2 post offices. The basic information about the post office is as follows. If you want to check the services and opening hours of the post office, you can click the link to find detailed information.

Post Office	Address	City	Phone	Postal index
Concord Square 9000 3315 S Cobb DR SET 9000 9000 SME	770-435-8501	30080-9997
SMYRNA	850 WINDY HILL RD SE	SMYRNA	770-435-9508	30080-1910

SMYRNA Basic Information

This is the address of SMYRNA, Georgia online map. You can use the button in the map to move, pantograph. This map information is for reference only.

• Country:

  U.S. – United States

• Region :

  GA – Georgia

• County:

  CountyFIPS: 13067 – Cobb County

• City Name:

  SMYRNA

• What does the name of the city mean?
  The name of the city (and in some cases the organization) represented by this postal code.

Random address in SMYRNA

SMYRNA has 9,901 real addresses on our website, you can find random addresses by clicking on the picture below.

SMYRNA Envelope example

• This is an example of a US envelope. Enter sender information in the upper left corner and recipient information in the lower right corner. The required information is the sender/receiver’s full name, mailing address, city, state, and zip code. Recipient address information is provided for reference only. Generally, if you are unsure of the full 9 digit zip code, you can only enter the 5 digit zip code to avoid losing your package.

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SMYRNA Population

This is the population of SMYRNA persons in 2010 and 2020.

• SMYRNA Population 2020: 56,738
• · SMYRNA Population 2010: 51,292

SMYRNA Museum

This is the SMYRNA Museum page list. Its detailed museum information Name, Street, State, Zip Code, Phone as below.

9000 DELAWARE AERO SPACE EDUCATION

000 585 BIG OAK RD

Name	Street	City	Region	Postal index
DE	19977	(302) 659-5003
ARABIAN HORSE TRUST	DE	19977-9448
BELMONT HALL	PO BOX 148	SMYRNA	DE	19977-0148	(302) 264-9048
DUCK CREEK HISTORICAL SOCIETY	11 S MAIN ST	DE	19977	(302) 653-1320
SMYRNA-CLAYTON HERITAGE ASSOCIATION	DE	19977-0611	(302) 653-4236
B. J. PALMER HISTORIC HOME	1950 OLD CONCORD ROAD	SMYRNA	GA	30080-1121
	185 COVERED BRIDGE DRIVE SW	S0RNA	GA	30082
VETERANS MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF SMYRNA	1351 ROSWELL ST SE	SMYRNA	GA	30080-3671	(770) 745-2774
0009	PO BOX 21	SMYRNA	ME	04780-4780
WOLF MOUNTAIN NATURE CENTER	562 HOPKINS CRANDALL ROAD	SMYRNA	NY	13464
	1399 SAM DAVIS ROAD	SMYRNA	TN	37167	(615) 459-2341
SMYRNA MUSEUM	BOX 335	SMYRNA	DE	19977-0335
SMYRNA MUSEUM OF HISTORY	2861	SMYRNA	GA	30080-3657
EARTHSOUL GALLERY	TN	37167

SMYRNA Library

This is the SMYRNA – Library page list.