Panther fans, please join us tonight at Panther Field when we celebrate our veterans!
All local veterans, active duty service members and Panther fans are invited to help us honor those who have served our country. Veterans should line up on the home sideline at 7 p.m. Panther fans, please wear your red, white and blue to show your support!
The game will begin at 7:30 p.m. Join us at Panther Field to honor our veterans and support our student athletes!
All local veterans, active duty service members and Panther fans are invited to help us honor those who have served our country. Veterans should line up on the home sideline at 7 p.m. Panther fans, please wear your red, white and blue to show your support!
The game will begin at 7:30 p.m. Join us at Panther Field to honor our veterans and support our student athletes!
Construction work on the addition to the Carroll County Area Technology Center is ongoing. The ATC received a grant to build a new welding workshop. The project is slated to be completed in 2027.
Dr. Robin Stephenson received a warm welcome following the Carroll County Board of Education's vote to name her as superintendent of Carroll County Schools. Friends, family and colleagues gathered to celebrate her achievement. (Photos courtesy of Melissa Hann and Amanda New.)
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day to the crews who keep our buildings looking amazing! We are very thankful for the care and dedication each of our custodial staff give to Carroll County Schools every day. Thank you Troy Barr, Mike Wood, Kathye Sowards and Keith Emmons for your hard work at Richard B. Cartmell Elementary School!
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day to the crews who keep our buildings looking amazing! We are very thankful for the care and dedication each of our custodial staff give to Carroll County Schools every day. Thank you Chris Riney, Amanda Wagers, Nate Hoover, David Young and Cindy Oak for your hard work at Carroll County High School!
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day to the crews who keep our buildings looking amazing! We are very thankful for the care and dedication each of our custodial staff give to Carroll County Schools every day. Thank you Caleb Grathler and Steve Howard for maintaining the Carroll County Child Development Center!
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day to the crews who keep our buildings looking amazing! We are very thankful for the care and dedication each of our custodial staff give to Carroll County Schools every day. Thank you to Misty Stephens and Destiny Breeden for your hard work at Kathryn Winn Primary!
Happy Custodian Appreciation Day to the crews who keep our buildings looking amazing! We are very thankful for the care and dedication each of our custodial staff give to Carroll County Schools every day. Thank you Steve Turocy, Betty Sherman, Richard Brooks, Amy Lapish, Andrew Harmon and Caleb Oeffinger for working hard at Carroll County Middle School!
The Carroll County High School Lady Panthers basketball team has announced its tryout schedule. Student athletes must attend all three day of tryouts and have a current physical on file. Please contact Coach Brandon Hicks at brandon.hicks@carroll.kyschools.us with questions.
Can you name these lovely ladies featured on a Tobacco Festival float? They were highlighted in the 1962 Carrollton High School yearbook. Put their names in the comments!
The new superintendent of Carroll County Schools will be announced tomorrow, Sept. 30, following a special meeting of the Carroll County Board of Education. The board agenda includes a vote on the candidate and approval of a four-year contract.
The meeting begins at 2 p.m. in the Carroll County Board of Education office at 813 Hawkins Street, Carrollton. The meeting is open to the public.
The meeting begins at 2 p.m. in the Carroll County Board of Education office at 813 Hawkins Street, Carrollton. The meeting is open to the public.
The Birthday Basket made an appearance at Cartmell Elementary School last week. Students are allowed to choose a gift during their birthday month. Thank you to our community partners at Kroger and Walmart for donating items for the birthday basket.
Carroll County Schools said farewell to Director of Special Education Jenna Stevens today. She even got a special visit from the Carroll County Panther mascot! Best wishes on your retirement! (Photo courtesy of Dr. Livingood)
Two Carroll County welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center teamed up to perfect their welding skills.
A mixture of Gallatin, Trimble, Owen and Carroll welding juniors teamed up to fabricate, design, weld and paint six new booth stools as a first project.
(Photos courtesy of Mr. Tingle.)
A mixture of Gallatin, Trimble, Owen and Carroll welding juniors teamed up to fabricate, design, weld and paint six new booth stools as a first project.
(Photos courtesy of Mr. Tingle.)
There was a lot of curly blonde hair bouncing around the hallways today at Cartmell Elementary as staff and students celebrated the iconic Dolly Parton on 925 day, a nod to her famous song 9 to 5! (Photo contributor: Mrs. Hamilton.)
Please join us in welcoming two new members to the Carroll County Schools transportation team.
David Spenneberg and Camille Howard are the newest members of our team of bus drivers, and we’re glad to have them on board!
Interested in becoming a Carroll County Schools bus driver? We’d love to have you join our team. Learn more and apply at join.ccpanthers.com.
Panther friends and families,
Please see this statement from Carroll County Schools regarding a change in leadership at Carroll County High School. Thank you!
Please see this statement from Carroll County Schools regarding a change in leadership at Carroll County High School. Thank you!
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!
