Congratulations to our Panthers and Lady Panthers soccer teams as they enter the 31st District Tournament as the top seed!
The Panthers will take on Owen County at 8 p.m. on October 12. The Lady Panthers earned a bye and will compete on October 14 at 7 p.m. All district tournament games will be played at Gallatin County High School.
Carroll County Area Technology Center Principal Mackenzie Wright had a different experience recently when she traded her principal’s office for a hospital bed!
Mrs. Wright volunteered to be the “patient” while CCATC nursing students practiced the skills needed to change an occupied hospital bed. That meant getting tucked in, rolled around and repositioned while the future nurses put their training to work.
The ladies did a great job, and Mrs. Wright was a very good sport.
Mrs. Wright volunteered to be the “patient” while CCATC nursing students practiced the skills needed to change an occupied hospital bed. That meant getting tucked in, rolled around and repositioned while the future nurses put their training to work.
The ladies did a great job, and Mrs. Wright was a very good sport.
Do you know who was named "Best Dancers" in the 1969 CCHS yearbook? Put their names in the comments!
We're a little behind joining the congratulations, but job well done to these Panther student athletes for being named NCKC Player of the Week!
Tony Gonzalez - Soccer
Jackson Kyle - Football
Daniel Martinez - Soccer
Helany Gutierrez - Soccer
Tony Gonzalez - Soccer
Jackson Kyle - Football
Daniel Martinez - Soccer
Helany Gutierrez - Soccer
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Help us celebrate them by nominating a deserving individual for a chance to receive an OVEC Honoring Excellence Award! Tell us their story, share what makes them exceptional, and give them the recognition they deserve at OVEC’s 50th Anniversary Ceremony in November.
Nominations are open September 1–27, 2026.
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Kathryn Winn Primary celebrated with its Back to School Bash last week. The heat may have driven them inside, but students still enjoyed games, face painting and inflatables. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
The CCHS golf team recognized its seniors after defeating Trimble County during a match at Fairway Golf Course in Wheatley. (Photos courtesy of senior parents.)
Thank you to Marshall Ford of Carrollton for supporting students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center.
Marshall Ford representatives Brandy Strothman and Matt Foltz delivered 15 batteries to the automotive classroom today, providing students with materials they can use as they learn and practice skills in the automotive trade.
We appreciate local businesses like Marshall Ford that invest in our students and help provide real-world learning opportunities in our community.
Marshall Ford representatives Brandy Strothman and Matt Foltz delivered 15 batteries to the automotive classroom today, providing students with materials they can use as they learn and practice skills in the automotive trade.
We appreciate local businesses like Marshall Ford that invest in our students and help provide real-world learning opportunities in our community.
The CCHS Panthers boys' soccer team recognized its senior athletes this week at its contest against Owen County. Congratulations to these student athletes for their dedication to the sport of soccer. (Photos courtesy of Justin Carlisle.)
Panther families, a friendly reminder that school is not in session on Monday, Sept. 21. We look forward to seeing everyone back in school on Tuesday, Sept. 22!
Carroll County Area Technology Center, iLEAD and JCTC students, please follow directives from those schools.
Carroll County Area Technology Center, iLEAD and JCTC students, please follow directives from those schools.
Our littlest Panthers showed off their artistic skills during Arts in Education Week.
Every day in Head Start, our students use art for building fine motor skills, exploring new ideas, and fueling their creative minds.
Every day in Head Start, our students use art for building fine motor skills, exploring new ideas, and fueling their creative minds.
CCMS students in the career lab class worked on scientific and creative projects recently. Students in this class are exposed to art, cosmetology, medical careers, criminal investigations, engineering and more. (Photos courtesy of Dr. Robin Stephenson.)
We continue to celebrate National Arts in Education Week with the Carroll County High School band. You can see these students in action during high school football games and at their concerts throughout the year.
Who said Guided Reading can’t be fun?
Mrs. Hamilton’s third grade UFLI group played Roll and Read to review "ow"and "ou" sounds.
(Photos courtesy of Mrs. Hamilton.)
Mrs. Hamilton’s third grade UFLI group played Roll and Read to review "ow"and "ou" sounds.
(Photos courtesy of Mrs. Hamilton.)
The Carroll County Schools maintenance department removed a decorative pond from the courtyard at Kathryn Winn Primary School during summer break. The crew then built a new deck for staff, and students on special occasions, to enjoy. (Photo contributors Mr. Dwayne Smith and Mrs. Lori Bennett.)
The CCHS Lady Panthers soccer team recognized their senior players last night. Congratulations to each of these student athletes for their dedication to Panthers soccer!
Welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center practiced their torch cutting skills. Second year students provided a lot of assistance to new welding students.
The district writing committee, composed of Carroll County educators from grades K-12, met to assess our writing plan and updated it to address recent legislative changes.
Thank you to Supervisor of Instruction Mandy Young for doing a great job leading the work.
(Photos courtesy of Dr. Robin Stephenson.)
Thank you to Supervisor of Instruction Mandy Young for doing a great job leading the work.
(Photos courtesy of Dr. Robin Stephenson.)
We are celebrating Arts in Education Week in the music class at Cartmell Elementary School. Mrs. McCarthy's students sang songs, learned about musical rhythm, played instruments and played games connected to music.
Who were the "Sociable Sophomores" featured in the 1980 CCHS yearbook? Put their names in the comments!
