Cosby High School

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Cosby High School
Address
14300 Fox Club Parkway Midlothian, Virginia 23112
Information
School district	Chesterfield County Public Schools
Superintendent	Dr. Marcus Newsome
Principal	Dr. Brenda Mayo
Assistant Principals	Sidney Ames Michael Bishop Michael Gill Elizabeth Shields
Enrollment	1,758 (2007-2008)
School type	Public high school
Grades	9-12
Language	English
Campus	Suburban
Rival	Clover Hill High School
Mascot	Titans
Color(s)	Columbia Blue, Silver, Black
Founded	2006
Atlhetic Conference	Virginia High School League AAA Central Region AAA Dominion District
Homepage	Official Site

Cosby High School is a public secondary school in Midlothian, an unincorporated community in Chesterfield County, Virginia, United States.

Cosby is a part of Chesterfield County Public Schools and is located at 14300 Fox Club Parkway. The school mascot is the Cosby Titan.

Cosby High School opened for the 2006-2007 school year.

[edit] Athletics

In its first year of operation, Cosby High School won three Dominion District titles:

Wrestling (Dominion District Co-Champions)
Girls Cross Country (Dominion District Champions)
Boys Baseball (Dominion District Champions)

The Boys Soccer team reached the Dominion District and Central Regional Finals, placing as runner up in both events. In the Central Region Semifinals, the Titans shut out the Thomas Dale Knights, who until then had a state-record 67 consecutive matches won, including two consecutive state titles. Upon reaching their regional finals, they received a Virginia State Cup birth. In the first round they defeated Kellam High School at Kellam. In the second round they lost to powerhouse Osborne Park, 3-0.

[edit] Health Science Specialty Center

A Health Science Specialty Center opened in the fall of 2007, with a goal of developing special partnerships with many community health organizations such as Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital, VCU School of Medicine, Chippenham/Johnston-Willis Medical Center, Brandermill Woods Retirement Center, and John Tyler Community College programs.