These students visited Kathryn Winn Primary and the Carroll County Child Development Center, where they helped children practice writing letters, talked with teachers about their classrooms, played outside with Early Head Start children and even got to snuggle a few babies!
It was a great opportunity for our high school students to get some hands-on experience and learn more about working in education.
Tryouts will be Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 3 p.m. in the CCHS gym. All student athletes must have a current physical in order to participate.
Please contact Coach Roger Harden or Coach Brian Mumphrey with questions.
The Spring 2027 Educational Excellence Foundation of Carroll County Scholarship Application is now open.
This is a great opportunity for CCHS students to receive financial assistance as they continue their education. Any Carroll County student taking dual credit classes at CCHS, JCTC or the ATC is eligible to apply.
Please review the important dates below and mark your calendars!
November 6: Scholarship application opens. Apply Here: https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSeaSrQvD.../viewform
December 14: JCTC grades are posted. Students should log into their JCTC accounts to confirm they have successfully completed all courses.
December 17: Scholarship application deadline. All applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m.
January 13: Scholarship recipients will be notified and publicly announced.
A Few Important Reminders:
Watch your email for scholarship information and updates.
After submitting your application, check your email for a confirmation message. If you do not receive one, your application may not have been submitted successfully.
Be sure to verify your JCTC grades before the scholarship deadline.
Please see the attached scholarship timeline for additional details. We encourage all eligible students to take advantage of this opportunity! If you have questions, please contact your school counselor or Educational Excellence.
We've learned one thing this week. Carroll County has some strong opinions about colors! šš¤š
If you've been following the great Carroll County Schools color debate, here's where things stand as of 3:15 p.m. today.
The two logos pictured represent our current frontrunners, but there's still lots of time to cast your vote.
Haven't voted yet? Use the link below and help us choose the official color for Carroll County Schools. Voting closes Friday, Nov. 13, at 5 p.m.
https://forms.gle/f62cvc9TRBs8qAuA8
Through a state program that gives schools the first opportunity to purchase surplus vehicles, the ATC recently added four newer vehicles to its automotive program. The vehicles include a former Kentucky State Police SUV, two trucks and a Dodge Charger.
The variety of makes and models will give students more hands-on experience working on different types of vehicles as they develop their automotive skills.
https://sites.google.com/carroll.kyschools.us/ccschoolssuperintendentscorner/home
Get your first look at the CCHS and CCMS Panthers and Lady Panthers basketball teams at Black & Gold Night on Thursday, Nov. 12. All teams will hit the court and give everyone a preview of the upcoming season!
Weāre also going to showcase the CCJP elementary basketball teams, and cheerleaders from all grade levels.
We hope to see you at Black & Gold Night! Festivities start at 5:30 p.m. in the CCHS gym. Adult tickets are $5 and students get in free. All students below ninth grade must be accompanied by an adult.
Letās pack the stands and support our student athletes!
It was hard to tell who had the most fun when the Carroll County Area Technology center hosted a Trick-or-Treat event for their neighbors at Cartmell Elementary School - the big kids or the little kids! The ATC students spent days decorating and designing a fun-filled trek through the building for the Cartmell students. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Hello everyone!
We are excited to share an opportunity for our community to help shape the future look of Carroll County Schools!
Below is a Google Form link featuring four potential choices for our new official district color. As we consider this change, we recognize the history, tradition and pride associated with the black and gold that have long represented our schools and community. We value that history and, just as importantly, value your input.
Please take a moment to review the choices and cast your vote using the link below. The survey will be open until Friday, Nov. 13 at 5 p.m.
Your opinion matters, and we appreciate you taking the time to be part of this process!
https://forms.gle/3kwkYpd2kUnXhVtv5
Halloween was a busy time at Carroll County Schools!
Trick or treat events were held throughout schools, costumes of all types and sizes could be spotted from elementary to high school and, of course, we were so excited to see the huge turnout at the district-sponsored Trunk or Treat! It was also fun to see the Carroll County Area Technology Center students turn their school into a giant Halloween house for their neighbors at Cartmell Elementary.
The Kindergarten and Winn enrichment teams tied for first place - the Monsters Inc and Inside Out teams. They will split a $150 prize, which can be used for their classrooms. The Peopleās Choice award went to Kelly Tuttleās depiction of Andyās Room from Toy Story.
(More Trunk or Treat photos on the District Facebook page.)
Each month, attendance numbers will be reviewed to determine which school has earned the Traveling Panther trophy. The winning school will receive a special visit from our Panther mascot as we celebrate students and staff for their efforts in making school attendance a priority.
The Traveling Panther trophy will be displayed in the winning school's front office and will travel to a new school each month based on attendance results.
We'll coordinate with each winning school to schedule a presentation and celebration with students and staff. We'll also take photos to share the good news with our Panther family.
We hope this monthly tradition will be a fun way to recognize the importance of showing up, encourage good attendance habits and celebrate our schools.
Our Panther logo is currently showing off a little mystery. No color just yet, but what will it become?
We'll soon be asking our staff, students, families and community to vote on our new official district color. That color will help shape the look of our Panther logo and district branding moving forward.
Stay tuned for more details and an opportunity to cast your vote!
