The Family Resources Youth Services Center (FRYSC) team was recognized at tonight's Carroll County Board of Education meeting. Federal Programs Coordinator Amanda New outlined each of their duties and contributions to Carroll County Schools.
Work-Based Learning student Mallory Noble is learning how the Carroll County Clerkās office works. The office is responsible for recording legal documents such as mortgages and deeds, registering voters, managing motor vehicle licensing and issuing marriage licenses, to name a few of the duties. Mallory is a senior at Carroll County High School. The goal for all WBL students is to be considered college and/or career ready at graduation. Those students who are career ready receive a notation on their diploma and a cord to wear at graduation.
š¢š¢Today's CCHS softball and baseball games at Gallatin County have been postponed due to field conditions.š¢š¢
The new date will be announced as soon as possible.
The new date will be announced as soon as possible.
CCHS soccer players have taken on the task of designing an area that could be used by their teammates during matches. They are measuring a 24x20 foot extension to the shelter house just inside of Panther Field. The extension would be built on 4x6 skids rather than pouring another concrete foundation. The students are continuing to consult with professionals about the process to build on that ground. The space could be used for half-time discussions, equipment storage and possibly include stalls for players to use to change into their uniforms.
This project team includes Andres (Danny) Roque, Alexis Molina, Joshua Barrera Diaz, Cristian Jimenez Torres, Juan Corrales, Georgina "Gina" Berruecos Castillo, and Yerson Aguilar. The goal for all PBL/WBL students is to be considered college and/or career ready at graduation. Those students who are career ready receive a notation on their diploma and a cord to wear at graduation.
Photos courtesy of Mr. Fremin.
This project team includes Andres (Danny) Roque, Alexis Molina, Joshua Barrera Diaz, Cristian Jimenez Torres, Juan Corrales, Georgina "Gina" Berruecos Castillo, and Yerson Aguilar. The goal for all PBL/WBL students is to be considered college and/or career ready at graduation. Those students who are career ready receive a notation on their diploma and a cord to wear at graduation.
Photos courtesy of Mr. Fremin.
The CCHS Panthers Football team will begin having Saturday workouts and informational sessions for all players.
These boys pictured in the 1979 CCHS yearbook look like they're having a good time! List their names in the comments.
Carroll County High School students in the JAG (Jobs for Americaās Graduates) program had the opportunity to visit with Kentucky State Senator Gex Williams to share the impact JAG is making in our classrooms, for our students, and throughout our community. They also discussed how JAG helps prepare students for post-secondary readiness and future career success.
(šøcredit: Ms. Robinson)
(šøcredit: Ms. Robinson)
Professional wrestling brought a big crowd to the Carroll County High School gym, thanks to an event organized by seniors Ethan Foster and Alex Welch šŖš
āTesting Groundā featured several locally known wrestlers along with some familiar faces from Carroll County Schools šš ATC Counselor Chad Rose and teacher Anthony Henderson even stepped into the ring in supporting roles!
Check out more photos on the District Facebook page šø
āTesting Groundā featured several locally known wrestlers along with some familiar faces from Carroll County Schools šš ATC Counselor Chad Rose and teacher Anthony Henderson even stepped into the ring in supporting roles!
Check out more photos on the District Facebook page šø
šKathryn Winn Primary's first grade students are hosting a Living History Museum on Friday, March 27. š
Students will be dressed according to their topic and will talk to visitors about their historical event or person. Parents are invited to attend during their child's class time.
šMs. Crawford and Ms. Devine - 8:15-9:15 a.m.
šMs. Baker, Dinser and DeBaun - 9:30-10:30 a.m.
šŖŖAll visitors must bring identification and enter through the front office.
The i-Ready MyPath is a personalized program that provides tailored reading and mathematics lessons for students, allowing them to work at their own level to fill knowledge gaps. These students have completed reading and/or math to advance to the next level.
āAll students in the middle school have the opportunity to use this program in conjunction with their grade level content in the core class. It is important for them to complete the MyPath because it will help ensure that they have the essential skills to be successful in high school,ā explained CCMS Instructional Coach Mandy Young. Those who complete i-Ready move onto Khan Academy, which provides accelerated materials that are beyond their grade level.
Congratulations Pathers on your accomplishment!
āAll students in the middle school have the opportunity to use this program in conjunction with their grade level content in the core class. It is important for them to complete the MyPath because it will help ensure that they have the essential skills to be successful in high school,ā explained CCMS Instructional Coach Mandy Young. Those who complete i-Ready move onto Khan Academy, which provides accelerated materials that are beyond their grade level.
Congratulations Pathers on your accomplishment!
The CCHS track team honored its seniors at a ceremony before Friday night's track meet. Congratulations to these student athletes for their achievements! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Carroll County Schools will be closed for Spring Break April 2-10, 2026.
Please note there is a chance April 2 and 3 could be used as make-up days. Students are expected to attend school March 30-April 1, 2026.
Please note there is a chance April 2 and 3 could be used as make-up days. Students are expected to attend school March 30-April 1, 2026.
Can you name these members of the Pep Club found in the 1979 CCHS yearbook? Put your answers in the comments!
š¤šCarroll County Schools has some great opportunities for you to join our team!
Check out these openings for cooks at two of our schools as well as for Head Start instructors. Apply today at join.ccpanthers.com.
Check out these openings for cooks at two of our schools as well as for Head Start instructors. Apply today at join.ccpanthers.com.
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The CCHS Lady Panthers softball team has released its 2026 schedule. Please join us in supporting these student athletes! The Lady Panthers take the field at home tonight against Bellevue.
CCHS students in Mr. Hendersonās class recently gave āhow toā speeches to their classmates. These photos depict a student teaching others to make grilled cheese š§and another explaining the history of handcuffsāļøāš„.
Mr. Henderson was a good sport and served as the guinea pig for both examples.š
Mr. Henderson was a good sport and served as the guinea pig for both examples.š
Cartmell Elementary students presented their STLP (Student Technology Leadership Program) projects to the Carroll County Fiscal Court recently.
(šøcredit: Mrs. McCarthy and Ms. Morales.)
(šøcredit: Mrs. McCarthy and Ms. Morales.)
CCHS staff and students got into the spirit of the āYouāre Shamrocking Our Worldā kindness challenge this week š
Staff shared the love by writing notes to colleagues they feel lucky to work with, while students created shamrock messages for staff members who have made a positive impact š
The hallways filled with gratitude as shamrocks were displayed throughout the building. It was a great reminder of how much our school community appreciates one another āØ
(šøcredit: Ms. Haddix and Mrs. Sutton)
Staff shared the love by writing notes to colleagues they feel lucky to work with, while students created shamrock messages for staff members who have made a positive impact š
The hallways filled with gratitude as shamrocks were displayed throughout the building. It was a great reminder of how much our school community appreciates one another āØ
(šøcredit: Ms. Haddix and Mrs. Sutton)
The Carroll County High School chapter of Sources of Strength hosted a wellness fair this week for students and staff.
Students explored informational tables in the gym, learning about kindness, mental health, and the importance of finding a trusted adult. Staff enjoyed tasty, fruity drinks while connecting with the studentsā efforts.
āOur students who are in Sources of Strength have done so much work educating themselves and being connectors in our high school community,ā said SOS Sponsor and CCHS Counselor Laura Beth Neff. āI wanted something where the students can promote themselves and share their message with students and staff.ā
Each of the tables connected to a tenet in Sources of Strength, whether it be kindness, mental health or finding a trusted adult.
āThe goal is to remind everyone in this building that no one has to navigate life alone,ā Neff said.
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Students explored informational tables in the gym, learning about kindness, mental health, and the importance of finding a trusted adult. Staff enjoyed tasty, fruity drinks while connecting with the studentsā efforts.
āOur students who are in Sources of Strength have done so much work educating themselves and being connectors in our high school community,ā said SOS Sponsor and CCHS Counselor Laura Beth Neff. āI wanted something where the students can promote themselves and share their message with students and staff.ā
Each of the tables connected to a tenet in Sources of Strength, whether it be kindness, mental health or finding a trusted adult.
āThe goal is to remind everyone in this building that no one has to navigate life alone,ā Neff said.
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Game Warden Tory Davis and her K9 partner, Cosmo, made a special visit to Carroll County High School recently. Students enjoyed showering Cosmo with attention!š¶š¤š
(šøcredit: Ms. Martin)
(šøcredit: Ms. Martin)
