šš Birthday Fun at Kathryn Winn Primary! šš
The Kathryn Winn Primary staff found the most creative way to celebrate Principal Donna Monroeās birthday a few days early! š
šāØ Staff dressed up like Mrs. Monroe
šš And celebrated with any balloon EXCEPT a birthday balloon
The halls were full of laughter, look-alikes, and lots of love! š
Happy Birthday, Mrs. Monroe! Thanks for being such a great leader and sport! š„³šš
šøcredits to KWP staff
šPanther families, a friendly reminder that Carroll County Schools will be closed on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Students and staff will return on Tuesday, Jan. 20.š
š©ŗ Now Hiring: Substitute School Nurse š©ŗ
Carroll County Schools is seeking a Substitute Nurse to support students from infants to seniors across all of our schools. This is a highly autonomous, all-inclusive role ideal for a nurse who enjoys variety and making a direct impact every day.
š Position Highlights:
ā¢ šµ $29.34 per hour
ā¢ š« Serve all grade levels, infants through high school
ā¢ šæ Provide holistic care, first aid, and emergency care as needed
ā¢ š See scheduled student appointments, including some medical procedures
ā¢ š 3 days of training before covering independently
ā¢ š Frequent opportunities to work, especially at the end of the year during field trips
š Requirements:
āļø Current nursing license
āļø Current CPR certification
š How to Apply:
š©ŗ Apply through the districtās application process
š©ŗSubmit official transcripts via Parchment or Student Clearing House to
š§ jennifer.cox@carroll.kyschools.us
š Questions?
Call District Health Coordinator Alyssa Walls at (502) 732-1845.
Join our school community and help care for students every step of their journey! š
Carroll County Schools is seeking a Substitute Nurse to support students from infants to seniors across all of our schools. This is a highly autonomous, all-inclusive role ideal for a nurse who enjoys variety and making a direct impact every day.
š Position Highlights:
ā¢ šµ $29.34 per hour
ā¢ š« Serve all grade levels, infants through high school
ā¢ šæ Provide holistic care, first aid, and emergency care as needed
ā¢ š See scheduled student appointments, including some medical procedures
ā¢ š 3 days of training before covering independently
ā¢ š Frequent opportunities to work, especially at the end of the year during field trips
š Requirements:
āļø Current nursing license
āļø Current CPR certification
š How to Apply:
š©ŗ Apply through the districtās application process
š©ŗSubmit official transcripts via Parchment or Student Clearing House to
š§ jennifer.cox@carroll.kyschools.us
š Questions?
Call District Health Coordinator Alyssa Walls at (502) 732-1845.
Join our school community and help care for students every step of their journey! š
Eighth graders from Carroll County Middle School visited the Carroll County Area Technology Center yesterday to explore the programs and hands-on training opportunities available to them. š ļøš§š¼āāļøš”
ATC students showcased the skills theyāve learned in their classes and answered questions about their career pathways. š©āššØāš»āØ
šø More photos are available on the District Facebook page. Photo contributors: Ms. Dawson and Ms. Hughes
ATC students showcased the skills theyāve learned in their classes and answered questions about their career pathways. š©āššØāš»āØ
šø More photos are available on the District Facebook page. Photo contributors: Ms. Dawson and Ms. Hughes
šØ Carroll County Schools Delay Notice šØ
Due to potential slick road conditions, Carroll County Schools will operate on a ā° one-hour delay today, Friday, Jan. 16.
š Reminder: School will be closed Monday, Jan. 19 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Staff and students will return on Tuesday, Jan. 20.
āļø Please stay safe and warm! š§£š§¤
Due to potential slick road conditions, Carroll County Schools will operate on a ā° one-hour delay today, Friday, Jan. 16.
š Reminder: School will be closed Monday, Jan. 19 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Staff and students will return on Tuesday, Jan. 20.
āļø Please stay safe and warm! š§£š§¤
Can you name these members of the 1977 Pep Club? Put their names in the comments!
šļøšŖCarroll County Schools proudly honors our graduates currently serving on active duty in the United States Armed Forces. šŖšļø
We are incredibly proud of these Panthers and want to take a moment to say thank you for your service. ā¤ļøš¤š
If you know a CCHS graduate who is currently serving, please share their name, rank, and mailing address so we can recognize and support them. You can comment below or email publicrelations@carroll.kyschools.us. āļøšļø
We are incredibly proud of these Panthers and want to take a moment to say thank you for your service. ā¤ļøš¤š
If you know a CCHS graduate who is currently serving, please share their name, rank, and mailing address so we can recognize and support them. You can comment below or email publicrelations@carroll.kyschools.us. āļøšļø
ā”Our Electrical Technology students at the Carroll County ATC recently leveled up their skills by mastering the hydraulic hole punch. š ļø
š”This powerful tool is essential for creating precise, clean holes in conduit, ensuring our future electricians are ready for the job site! š·āāļø
š”This powerful tool is essential for creating precise, clean holes in conduit, ensuring our future electricians are ready for the job site! š·āāļø
š½ļøSpanish 3 and 4 students are mixing language and culture in Mrs. McCartyās class each week through cooking. By following recipes written in Spanish, students build real-world communication skills while learning about Spanish culture. Bonus - they get to enjoy some tasty treats! š„š®
This group made homemade tortillas, transformed them into crispy chips, and paired them with fresh guacamole and salsa they also made. Learning has never been so flavorful! šš
This group made homemade tortillas, transformed them into crispy chips, and paired them with fresh guacamole and salsa they also made. Learning has never been so flavorful! šš
šāØ Attention CCHS Seniors! āØš
The Dow Apprenticeship Program is now open for you! šš¼ Thanks to our strong community partner, Dow, students can gain hands-on experience, earn while they learn, and build a strong career pathway while becoming part of the Dow family. š
Apprenticeship opportunities include:
š§ Process Technician
š§Millwright / Mechanical Technician
š§Laboratory Technician
šš Learn more and apply using the link below. Donāt miss this amazing opportunity to jumpstart your future! š
https://dow.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/ExternalCareers/job/Carrollton-KY-USA/XMLNAME-2026-US-Apprenticeship-Program---Carrollton--KY_R2063650
š ļøš Engineering in Action! šš ļø
Carroll County High School Project-Based Learning students designed and built bridges out of popsicle sticks! š”š§ The bridges were tested for strength and structural integrity, revealing a few potential future civil engineers along the way. šŖšš
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Carroll County High School Project-Based Learning students designed and built bridges out of popsicle sticks! š”š§ The bridges were tested for strength and structural integrity, revealing a few potential future civil engineers along the way. šŖšš
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
The Carroll County Board of Education has released its meeting dates for 2026. All meetings are open to the public.
The working meetings are held at the Board of Education office. The regular meetings are held at Carroll County Middle School.
The working meetings are held at the Board of Education office. The regular meetings are held at Carroll County Middle School.
Congratulations to CCHS basketball player Hunter Dalton!
Panther families, a friendly reminder to help us keep your students warm during recess!
š¢š¢The Panthers and Lady Panthers basketball games scheduled for Friday, Jan. 16 against Henry County have been changed. Please take note! š¢š¢
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
Carroll County High School senior Dylan Marsh combined creativity with technology through the Project-Based Learning program by launching a 3D printing project for high school staff. Using the schoolās 3D printer and filament, Dylan offered staff members a variety of items to choose from - some turning out perfectly, others becoming a tangled lesson in trial and error.
Through persistence and problem-solving, Dylanās creations have brought plenty of smiles around the building. He plans to continue the project for other holidays during the school year.
Through persistence and problem-solving, Dylanās creations have brought plenty of smiles around the building. He plans to continue the project for other holidays during the school year.
Carroll County Schools will destroy certain records provided through special education services, in accordance with state and federal regulations. Please review this letter for details on how it relates to your student.
š¦ Friendly Reminder: Flu season is here! š¤§
Please be mindful of others if you or your child arenāt feeling well. Keeping sick students home and staying home from work when needed helps protect our entire school community. š¤š
Thank you for helping keep everyone healthy! š«āØ
Please be mindful of others if you or your child arenāt feeling well. Keeping sick students home and staying home from work when needed helps protect our entire school community. š¤š
Thank you for helping keep everyone healthy! š«āØ
The Carroll County Board of Education and Superintendent Casey Jaynes are proud to announce the renewal of Mr. Jaynesā Superintendent contract for an additional four-year term, beginning July 1, 2026. This renewal reflects the Boardās confidence in Mr. Jaynesā leadership and a shared commitment to the continued growth and success of Carroll County Schools.
