Carroll County Schools has cancelled all outdoor activities due to the extreme heat.
You can review the district weather chart at these links:
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1onQ50JbJ-jvguwvqQbxmOmiq4iaQ6oml/view?usp=drive_link
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1atkeI26B-IsBC8gOL1utMAmRgzLQsfCO/view?usp=drive_link
Who is a Carroll County educator who goes above and beyond?
We have so many educators who give their time, talent and heart to help our students thrive. Now, our community has an opportunity to make sure their efforts are recognized beyond our schools.
The Ohio Valley Educational Cooperative is celebrating its 50th anniversary by celebrating our teachers. Three Carroll County educators will be selected as finalists for the Honoring Excellence Ceremony: 50 Educators. 50 Years. One Mission, with one educator receiving the award for our district.
We invite parents, families, students, colleagues and community members to nominate a Carroll County educator who invests in their students, continues to grow professionally and consistently goes above and beyond.
If someone comes to mind, take a few minutes to tell their story. Your nomination could help shine a light on an educator who deserves to be recognized.
Nominate a Carroll County educator at www.ovec.org/nominate.
The Honoring Excellence Ceremony will be held November 17 in Shelbyville.
Panther families, a friendly reminder that Carroll County Schools is not in session Sept. 4-7.
However, the Carroll County Area Technology Center, iLEAD Academy and JCTC will be in session on Friday, Sept. 4. Students at those schools should check with their teachers and communication platforms for details. All schools are closed on Monday, Sept. 7.
We hope you enjoy your Labor Day holiday!
The new schedule is:
8:30-10 a.m. ā Pep Rally & Powder Puff
Students and staff will report to the field for the pep rally and Powder Puff games.
10 a.m. ā Return to Classes
Students who are eligible to participate in creating signage for Friday night's game may stay at the field to work on signs and spirit materials until 12:33 p.m.
Please note, if the temperatures get too high, students and staff will return to the building earlier than scheduled.
All students will eat lunch during their normal lunch times. The afternoon Area Technology Center students will report as normal.
Parents are welcome to attend the outdoor events, but must sign in at the high school office first. A photo ID is required.
The teams will now play on Tuesday, Sept. 8 at Owen County. The boys' team will play at 6 p.m. followed by the girls' team at 7:30 p.m.
A decision regarding tomorrow's activities will be made tomorrow. Updates will be posted on district and school websites and social media.
We appreciate your cooperation in keeping our athletes and coaches safe during this season.
Carroll County High School will celebrate Homecoming festivities on Friday, Sept. 4 before the Carroll County vs. Grant County football game. The ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. and kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
The Homecoming Queen candidates are Hannah Weedman, Lydia Skaggs, Ariel Chinn, Emilee Saggus and Kaitlynn Dietz. The Homecoming King candidates are Lucas Taylor, Kadyn Fornash, Patrick Parker and LB Poindexter.
The Homecoming Prince and Princess candidates are: Kayden Dalton and Taylor Huser, freshmen; Kinley Harsin and Wyatt Gosser, sophomores; and Addison Mazza and Mason Ogden, juniors.
Kentucky law stipulates that school districts must provide the following information to families regarding sextortion of students. Please review this information. It is available at the links below or through our district website, ccpanthers.com. If you use the website, please click on "District Documents" at the top of the home page then select the "Legal Announcements" folder.
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jWZ8mOhMZ4UqSehcRrpwv3xK_mTvw6UY/view?usp=drive_link
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lSw8ZdHhz5JbE4z20LoD3CcAjK7N1Zeo/view?usp=drive_link
Carroll County Middle School was named in an unfortunately popular internet trend involving the "Cat in the Hat." CCMS staff and the Carrollton Police Department immediately began investigating. No threats were made, but we are alerting families to the issue. An increased police presence will be visible in our schools.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this matter.
A statement is attached or can be viewed using these links:
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XDnyCwouNwKd3ZsB75rhw7Mhc8d6rOHV/view?usp=sharing
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uxQIiIx601uTi01P2xWEtwX_JM9NQtuG/view?usp=sharing
Mrs. Stucker's Cartmell Elementary art students created a camping scene from construction paper.
