Sprayberry High School

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Sprayberry High School
Established 1952
Type Public secondary
Principal Mrs. Erin Barnett
Students 1,911
Grades 9–12
Location Marietta, Georgia, USA
Campus Suburban
Colors Black and Gold
Mascot Yellow Jacket
Website [2]

Sprayberry High School was founded the day after Labor Day in 1952 in Cobb County, Georgia, United States. The high school was originally founded in the building now occupied by the The Walker School (a private school), on Cobb Parkway (U.S. 41) at the north corner of Allgood Road. It is now located on the west corner of Sandy Plains Road at Piedmont Road. Since then, the area historically known as Sandy Plains has now come to be known as Sprayberry, stretching somewhat northeast from the intersection to Post Oak Tritt Road, and to the Sprayberry post office at Ebenezer Road.

Sprayberry is known for its academics and its programs for the arts.[citation needed] Sprayberry has won the National School of Excellence award twice, an accomplishment made by only two other schools.[1] It has also won the Georgia State School of Excellence award and has been named as one of America's top high schools.[citation needed] Sprayberry is a part of Cobb County Public Schools. Middle schools feeding upcoming students into Sprayberry High are McCleskey, JJ Daniell, and Simpson.

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The school's stadium was used for part of the movie Remember the Titans. [2]

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