Can you name these members of the Pep Club found in the 1979 CCHS yearbook? Put your answers in the comments!
š¤šCarroll County Schools has some great opportunities for you to join our team!
Check out these openings for cooks at two of our schools as well as for Head Start instructors. Apply today at join.ccpanthers.com.
Check out these openings for cooks at two of our schools as well as for Head Start instructors. Apply today at join.ccpanthers.com.
š„š„UPDATED SCHEDULEš„š„
The CCHS Lady Panthers softball team has released its 2026 schedule. Please join us in supporting these student athletes! The Lady Panthers take the field at home tonight against Bellevue.
CCHS students in Mr. Hendersonās class recently gave āhow toā speeches to their classmates. These photos depict a student teaching others to make grilled cheese š§and another explaining the history of handcuffsāļøāš„.
Mr. Henderson was a good sport and served as the guinea pig for both examples.š
Mr. Henderson was a good sport and served as the guinea pig for both examples.š
Cartmell Elementary students presented their STLP (Student Technology Leadership Program) projects to the Carroll County Fiscal Court recently.
(šøcredit: Mrs. McCarthy and Ms. Morales.)
(šøcredit: Mrs. McCarthy and Ms. Morales.)
CCHS staff and students got into the spirit of the āYouāre Shamrocking Our Worldā kindness challenge this week š
Staff shared the love by writing notes to colleagues they feel lucky to work with, while students created shamrock messages for staff members who have made a positive impact š
The hallways filled with gratitude as shamrocks were displayed throughout the building. It was a great reminder of how much our school community appreciates one another āØ
(šøcredit: Ms. Haddix and Mrs. Sutton)
Staff shared the love by writing notes to colleagues they feel lucky to work with, while students created shamrock messages for staff members who have made a positive impact š
The hallways filled with gratitude as shamrocks were displayed throughout the building. It was a great reminder of how much our school community appreciates one another āØ
(šøcredit: Ms. Haddix and Mrs. Sutton)
The Carroll County High School chapter of Sources of Strength hosted a wellness fair this week for students and staff.
Students explored informational tables in the gym, learning about kindness, mental health, and the importance of finding a trusted adult. Staff enjoyed tasty, fruity drinks while connecting with the studentsā efforts.
āOur students who are in Sources of Strength have done so much work educating themselves and being connectors in our high school community,ā said SOS Sponsor and CCHS Counselor Laura Beth Neff. āI wanted something where the students can promote themselves and share their message with students and staff.ā
Each of the tables connected to a tenet in Sources of Strength, whether it be kindness, mental health or finding a trusted adult.
āThe goal is to remind everyone in this building that no one has to navigate life alone,ā Neff said.
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Students explored informational tables in the gym, learning about kindness, mental health, and the importance of finding a trusted adult. Staff enjoyed tasty, fruity drinks while connecting with the studentsā efforts.
āOur students who are in Sources of Strength have done so much work educating themselves and being connectors in our high school community,ā said SOS Sponsor and CCHS Counselor Laura Beth Neff. āI wanted something where the students can promote themselves and share their message with students and staff.ā
Each of the tables connected to a tenet in Sources of Strength, whether it be kindness, mental health or finding a trusted adult.
āThe goal is to remind everyone in this building that no one has to navigate life alone,ā Neff said.
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Game Warden Tory Davis and her K9 partner, Cosmo, made a special visit to Carroll County High School recently. Students enjoyed showering Cosmo with attention!š¶š¤š
(šøcredit: Ms. Martin)
(šøcredit: Ms. Martin)
š„ Get ready, Carroll County! On Friday, March 20, the CCHS gym turns into a full-on professional wrestling arena for one night of high-energy action! š„š
Doors for Testing Ground open at 6 PM, and the show starts at 7 p.m. The event is organized by two CCHS seniors with a passion for professional wrestling.
šŖ Wrestlers to watch: Hillbilly Billy Billy, Max Steel, Crazy Ed, Benjamin Kimera, Lucy Be Sweet, Big Mama, and the Axis of Power! Faculty cameos can also be expected!
š Ticket info:
General Admission Bleachers: $5 (12 & under), $10 (ages 13+)
Ringside: $20 front row, $15 second & third rows
Grab your tickets now at tickets.pwaforever.com š
š¢š¢SCHEDULE CHANGE! š¢š¢
š Panther Football Signing Day 2026 š¾
Parents, families, and Panther fans, mark your calendars for a brand new event celebrating the future of Panther Football! Activities begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 19.
Join us as we welcome back our 19 returning varsity starters and the rest of the team from the 2025 season and give a big Panther welcome to our incoming freshmen as they receive their first Varsity Panther jerseys.
Students, teachers, administrators, and the community are all invited to be part of this exciting kickoff to the 2026 season.
Event highlights include:
š¾ Welcome from Head Coach Weston
š¾ Introduction of the new hometown coaching staff - Parker Howard, Ben Cooper, Tim Gividen, Tony Cobaugh, John Cobaugh, Nick Rose and Jamie Kinman
š¾ Recognition of our returning varsity players (photos with parents!)
š¾ Special introduction of our freshmen as they receive their varsity jerseys (photos with parents!)
š¾ Coach Westonās message to players and families
š¾ Official signing commitment, music, and photo opportunities
š¾ Communication waivers available for parents to sign.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to help us celebrate our players and get excited for the 2026 Panther football season! š¾š
š Panther Football Signing Day 2026 š¾
Parents, families, and Panther fans, mark your calendars for a brand new event celebrating the future of Panther Football! Activities begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 19.
Join us as we welcome back our 19 returning varsity starters and the rest of the team from the 2025 season and give a big Panther welcome to our incoming freshmen as they receive their first Varsity Panther jerseys.
Students, teachers, administrators, and the community are all invited to be part of this exciting kickoff to the 2026 season.
Event highlights include:
š¾ Welcome from Head Coach Weston
š¾ Introduction of the new hometown coaching staff - Parker Howard, Ben Cooper, Tim Gividen, Tony Cobaugh, John Cobaugh, Nick Rose and Jamie Kinman
š¾ Recognition of our returning varsity players (photos with parents!)
š¾ Special introduction of our freshmen as they receive their varsity jerseys (photos with parents!)
š¾ Coach Westonās message to players and families
š¾ Official signing commitment, music, and photo opportunities
š¾ Communication waivers available for parents to sign.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to help us celebrate our players and get excited for the 2026 Panther football season! š¾š
ššCongratulations to CCHS Panthers basketball player Rylan Kinman for being selected to the All 8th Region Team. This is an award that is voted on by coaches throughout the 8th Region. The team members were recognized at the 37th annual All 8th Region boys' and girls' basketball banquet recently. š¤š
(šø Misty Kinman.)
(šø Misty Kinman.)
šCongratulations to three members of the CCHS Panthers and Lady Panthers basketball teams for being named to the 2025 NCKC All-Conference team.
šMya Hall received the honor for the CCHS Lady Panthers.
šRylan Kinman and Hunter Dalton were also named to the all-conference team for the CCHS Panthers.
Congratulations to all of these student athletes!š¤š
šMya Hall received the honor for the CCHS Lady Panthers.
šRylan Kinman and Hunter Dalton were also named to the all-conference team for the CCHS Panthers.
Congratulations to all of these student athletes!š¤š
The CCMS boys' and girls' soccer teams have released their schedule. All home games are played at the high school soccer field. Join us in supporting our student athletes!
š¤šOur CCHS Lady Panthers and Panthers soccer teams just keep bringing home the accolades!
We're proud to announce that Lady Panthers Makayla Keithley, Kait Maiden and Hemi Dickerson were all named to the 2025 NCKC Girls' Soccer All-Conference team. They join NCKC Player of the Year Brinley Couch.š
We're also proud to announce that Panthers Zachary Richards, Gama Maldonado and Danny Roque were all named to the 2025 NCKC Boys' Soccer All-Conference team. They join NCKC Player of the year Cristian Torres.š
Way to go Panthers!! ā½š„
We're proud to announce that Lady Panthers Makayla Keithley, Kait Maiden and Hemi Dickerson were all named to the 2025 NCKC Girls' Soccer All-Conference team. They join NCKC Player of the Year Brinley Couch.š
We're also proud to announce that Panthers Zachary Richards, Gama Maldonado and Danny Roque were all named to the 2025 NCKC Boys' Soccer All-Conference team. They join NCKC Player of the year Cristian Torres.š
Way to go Panthers!! ā½š„
ā½š¾ Congratulations to two standout Panthers!
CCHS Seniors Brinley Couch and Cristian Jimenez Torres have been named Player of the Year by the North Central Kentucky Conference! š
Both athletes say they are grateful and humbled by the recognition.
Brinley has played soccer for eight years, beginning with Carroll County Parks and Recreation before continuing with a club team to grow her skills.
āI love the freedom on the field. I just fell in love with the sport and itās my favorite thing and what I would look forward to,ā she said.
Cristian has played soccer for six years, starting with the Carroll County Middle School team and later joining a club team for three years.
āI like the competition and I just fell in love with the sport. It was a distraction for my problems and things like that,ā he said.
Congratulations to both of these Panthers on this outstanding achievement! š¾ā½
CCHS Seniors Brinley Couch and Cristian Jimenez Torres have been named Player of the Year by the North Central Kentucky Conference! š
Both athletes say they are grateful and humbled by the recognition.
Brinley has played soccer for eight years, beginning with Carroll County Parks and Recreation before continuing with a club team to grow her skills.
āI love the freedom on the field. I just fell in love with the sport and itās my favorite thing and what I would look forward to,ā she said.
Cristian has played soccer for six years, starting with the Carroll County Middle School team and later joining a club team for three years.
āI like the competition and I just fell in love with the sport. It was a distraction for my problems and things like that,ā he said.
Congratulations to both of these Panthers on this outstanding achievement! š¾ā½
š Panther Football Signing Day 2026 š¾
Parents, families, and Panther fans, mark your calendars for a brand new event celebrating the future of Panther Football!
Join us at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 19 as we welcome back our 19 returning varsity starters and the rest of the team from the 2025 season and give a big Panther welcome to our incoming freshmen as they receive their first Varsity Panther jerseys.
Students, teachers, administrators, and the community are all invited to be part of this exciting kickoff to the 2026 season.
Event highlights include:
š¾ Welcome from Head Coach Weston
š¾ Introduction of the new hometown coaching staff - Parker Howard, Ben Cooper, Tim Gividen, Tony Cobaugh, John Cobaugh, Nick Rose and Jamie Kinman
š¾ Recognition of our returning varsity players (photos with parents!)
š¾ Special introduction of our freshmen as they receive their varsity jerseys (photos with parents!)
š¾ Coach Westonās message to players and families
š¾ Official signing commitment, music, and photo opportunities
š¾ Communication waivers available for parents to sign.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to help us celebrate our players and get excited for the 2026 Panther football season! š¾š
Parents, families, and Panther fans, mark your calendars for a brand new event celebrating the future of Panther Football!
Join us at 7 p.m. on Thursday, March 19 as we welcome back our 19 returning varsity starters and the rest of the team from the 2025 season and give a big Panther welcome to our incoming freshmen as they receive their first Varsity Panther jerseys.
Students, teachers, administrators, and the community are all invited to be part of this exciting kickoff to the 2026 season.
Event highlights include:
š¾ Welcome from Head Coach Weston
š¾ Introduction of the new hometown coaching staff - Parker Howard, Ben Cooper, Tim Gividen, Tony Cobaugh, John Cobaugh, Nick Rose and Jamie Kinman
š¾ Recognition of our returning varsity players (photos with parents!)
š¾ Special introduction of our freshmen as they receive their varsity jerseys (photos with parents!)
š¾ Coach Westonās message to players and families
š¾ Official signing commitment, music, and photo opportunities
š¾ Communication waivers available for parents to sign.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to help us celebrate our players and get excited for the 2026 Panther football season! š¾š
š¢š¢The CCHS track team has delayed its Senior Night festivities until Friday, March 20 due to anticipated poor weather tomorrow, Monday, March 16. The seniors will be recognized at 5:15 p.m. on Friday, March 20. Join us in celebrating these student athletes! š¤š
The CCHS Panthers baseball teams have announced their schedules. There are lots of opportunities to join us at Panther Field and support our student athletes!
Carroll County Schools is looking for dedicated team members to help keep our students moving safely each day! š
We are currently hiring bus drivers and a lead bus mechanic. These roles are essential to our district. Bus drivers are often the first Carroll County Schools team members students see each morning and the last they see in the afternoon, helping ensure a safe and positive start and end to the school day. Our lead bus mechanic plays a critical role behind the scenes, making sure every bus on the road is safe, reliable, and ready to go.
If you are interested in making a difference for our students and community, we would love to hear from you.
š Learn more and apply at join.ccpanthers.com.
CCMS eighth grade Gifted and Talented students recently attended Dreamfest at Northern Kentucky University to explore a variety of academic interests and creative opportunities. š¤š
Students participated in breakout sessions focused on theatre š, civic engagement š¤, screenplay and creative writing āļø, and many other topics.
This yearās keynote speaker was Aiesha Little, Senior Editor of Cincinnati Magazine.āš¼
(šøcredit: Mrs. Snow)
Students participated in breakout sessions focused on theatre š, civic engagement š¤, screenplay and creative writing āļø, and many other topics.
This yearās keynote speaker was Aiesha Little, Senior Editor of Cincinnati Magazine.āš¼
(šøcredit: Mrs. Snow)
