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Regular readers will know that we’re no strangers to a godawful logo design, but this is perhaps the most catastrophic one we’ve seen yet.
East Side Elementary School in Marietta, Georgia, recently unveiled its new logo that had been designed by the Cobb County School District. According to the announcement, the"new logo & badges were chosen to represent the Eagle soaring into excellence and to honour the history of our great school". Unfortunately – there’s no way to sugarcoat this – the new logo bore a distinct and unmistakable resemblance to the Nazi eagle. It genuinely looks like the school in question might've been better off using well... literally any other symbol, even the most random of designs made by one of thePresenting, from the district that last week approved armed personnel in schools who are designated by the superintendent, a new logo for a nearby elementary school. Fix this, @CobbSchools, and apologize.
It’s unclear whether this was simply one of the worst inadvertent logo design fails we’ve ever seen, or something more sinister. The resemblance to the
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