Who was named Most Courteous in the 1969 edition of the CCHS yearbook? Post your answers in the comments!
The CCHS boys' and girls' soccer teams have secured the first seed in the 31st District tournament. The Lady Panthers will play at 6 p.m. on Oct. 8 in Owen County and the Panthers will play at 6 p.m. on Oct. 10 in Owen County. Congratulations to our soccer teams!
Today is Custodian Appreciation Day. Thank you to all of our custodial staff for their tireless efforts to take care of our schools, staff and students. We appreciate all you do! Thank you Steven Howard, Caleb Grathler, Troy Barr, Kathleen Sowards, Melissa Walker, Michael Wood, Roger Carter, Christopher Riney, Misty Stephens, Timothy Vereen, Amanda Wagers, David Young, Richard Brooks, Donald Harlow, Amy Lapish, Betty Sherman, Joann Snow, Stephan Turocy, Adan Bautista and Amanda Lawson.
Carroll County girls' and boys' soccer celebrated senior night last night in a match against Henry County. The girls won 3-0 while the boys lost 5-4 after double overtime and a shoot-out. The senior girls are Kelby Maiden, Lexi Moore, Macie Miller, Alyssa Horner, Yarley Gonzales Salas, Lili Short and Gaby Nava Cruz. The lone senior on the boys' team is Horacio Granados Magdaleno Jr. (More photos on the district Facebook page.)
Kathryn Winn and Head Start students are returning to their buildings. Residual smoke from a nearby brush fire had permeated the school. No fire or smoke was located within the school and all staff and students are safe.
Students at Kathryn Winn and Head Start have been evacuated while maintenance researches the source of smoke within the Head Start side of the building. All students are safe. We will keep you updated.
October is National Principal Appreciation Month. We would like to thank and recognize all of our principals for their dedication and commitment to their students. They each work hard to improve our schools and help our students succeed. Thank you to our principals!
Scott's Miracle Gro is collecting a tractor-trailer of supplies for Hurricane Helene victims in North Carolina and Tennessee. The items on this flyer are being accepted through October 9.
Attention all juniors and seniors interested in attending the University of Kentucky! A representative from the college will be at CCHS on Friday at 12:30 p.m. in the library.
Parker Mumphrey and Kelby Maiden were crowned CCHS Homecoming King and Queen today. Students also celebrated tonight at the homecoming dance. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Attention CCMS Football families and fans! Tomorrow's game has been moved up to 10 a.m.
The Cross Country meet to be hosted at Carroll County tomorrow has been cancelled.
Due to anticipated severe weather, school will be closed today, Friday, Sept. 27. Student safety comes first. Stay weather aware and remain safe.
Panther families, tomorrow's football game has been postponed until Saturday. The Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned at halftime. The Homecoming dance has been delayed until 8 p.m. on Saturday.
We regret to inform you that tonight's Homecoming Parade has been cancelled. Please see the statement from CCHS.
Panther families, our district is working closely with local emergency management officials to monitor the anticipated weather events.
The food services staff at Kathryn Winn work hard every day to prepare delicious food and serve the children with a smile on their faces. Thank you to these ladies for their dedication to KWP!
One more shout out to our Carroll County staff selected as Best Practice presenters at the recent statewide Continuous Improvement Summit. They are pictured with Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher. Great things are happening in Carroll County Schools!
Students in Mrs. McCarty's Spanish 2 class put their skills to the test recently by ordering their lunch at El Nopal. They were only allowed to order in Spanish. (Photos courtesy of Lisa Weedman.)
Who can name the FFA officers featured in the 1991 yearbook? Post your answers in the comments!
