Smitha Middle School, part of the Cobb County School District, serves students in grades 6–8 in Marietta, Georgia. Located in southwest Cobb County, the school is recognized for its diverse student population and commitment to supporting academic growth, leadership development, and student success. Smitha Middle School serves approximately 860–900 students and is a designated Title I school, reflecting its commitment to providing additional academic resources and family support services to meet the needs of all learners.

The student population at Smitha Middle School is highly diverse, with approximately 62–64% Hispanic students, 27% African American students, 5% White students, and smaller populations of Asian and multiracial students represented throughout the school community. Nearly 90% of students are considered economically disadvantaged, highlighting the importance of strong school-community partnerships and student support services.

Communities In Schools is proud to support students and families at Smitha Middle School through the implementation of the CIS model. Lissette Christophe serves as the Communities In Schools Site Coordinator, working daily to connect students and families with critical resources, provide individualized student support, strengthen family engagement, and help remove barriers to academic success so students can stay in school and achieve in life.