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For more than 25 years, the talent show at East Cobb Middle School has been a staple within Cobb Schools, an event hundreds look forward to each year.
This year, the talent show brought out brave 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade students who showcased a wide range of talents they had spent weeks and months preparing to perform.
“My favorite part is seeing the joy all the students have,” said longtime East Cobb teacher and event organizer Hope Onyeukwu.
People in attendance saw everything from inspiring piano performances and energetic dance routines to heartfelt singing and even a unique yo-yo performance.
“I feel like I unite with my team when we do it, and it’s all about unity when we dance,” said 8th grader Adrienne.
According to the talented East Cobb students, the event provided more than the fun of showcasing their talent. They also learned more about their fellow classmates through shared interests and made new friends.
“I hope that they get out of this that no matter what you do, you have to have courage. These kids are so inspiring because the amount of courage they have to get up there at such a young age inspires not only the young but the older people as well,” said ELA teacher Andrew Trowers, who helps host the event every year.
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