Carroll County Area Technology Center students teamed up to work on building a deer stand.
Can you name these students celebrating Read Across America Day in the 2013-14 CCMS yearbook? Post their names in the comments!
The Class of 2025 took a final walk through all of the hallways in the district's schools yesterday. They paraded in their cap and gown to the cheers, applause and hugs from students and staff lining the halls. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Hey Seniors! A field day will be held in your honor on Friday, May 30 at noon. Join us at the football field for fun, food and cash prizes! This is a parent-sponsored event.
CCHS held Field Day on Friday, featuring outdoor games, tug of war and an inflatable race among teachers. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
A year of good behavior was rewarded at Kathryn Winn Primary on Friday. Principal Donna Monroe, Instructional Coach Danielle Hamilton and Counselor Lexi Dunn each took a whipped cream pie to the face. A classroom was selected at random then teachers chose a student to participate in the smashing.
iLEAD Academy held graduation ceremonies for its seniors recently. The Carroll County graduates include Jack Chowning, Lilly Frye, Melesa Herzet, Alyssa Horner, Carson Lipe, Jackson Marsh, Macie Miller, Caleb Smith, Elijah Watson and Isaiah Watson. The Class of 2025 selected Roger Phelps, Jackson Marsh, and Lilly Frye to speak at the ceremony.
Cartmell Elementary's STLP (Student Technology Leadership Program) teams wrote thank you notes to community partners who supported their efforts in the Animal Savers and Sellers Community Garden projects. The Animal Savers presented a $750 check to the Carroll County Animal Shelter. Thank you to all of our community partners!
Kathryn Winn Primary held its annual talent show yesterday. Singers, jokesters and laps by Grave Digger and Stomper entertained everyone. (More photos on the District and Kathryn Winn Facebook pages.)
Congratulations to the members of the Lady Panthers softball and Panthers baseball teams who were named to the NCKC All-Conference Team!
Pathfinder of the Year nominees John Tooter Booth and Crystal Raisor were recognized by the Carroll County Board of Education last night. The nominations were made through the Kentucky Community and Technical College System for educators who encourage students to attend a KCTS college, help identify a career path and provide mentorship to students.
Carpentry students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center have been finishing up projects as the year comes to a close. šŖšØšš»
The District 31 baseball and softball championships were held at Carroll Countyās Panther Field last night. The tournament teams were announced as well.
Baseball
Carroll County - Colton Deitz and Dalten Wilson
Trimble County - Liam Taylor
Gallatin County - Alex Riddle
Eminence - Tanner Simpson and Dallin Malone
Owen County - Ayden Menchen, Brody Hearn and Wade Cook
Henry County - Baylor Nolin, Nick Bryan, Isaac Abney and Cam Peyton
Softball
Carroll County - Madisen Groves and Brinley Couch
Gallatin County - Bella Runyon
Eminence - Lilly Payton
Owen County - Abigail Dempsey and Andi Baumann
Trimble County - Alanna Washington, Shelby Wright and Jocie Stucker
Henry County - Sophia Lay, Micah Magruder, Carly Davidson and Aubree Kirk
CCHS Junior Shelby Hillebrandt is working with the regional FFA officer team to collect donations for communities devastated by the recent tornadoes. Shelby's family hails from that region of the state and she will be delivering items to the London, Clay and Hazard areas over Memorial Day weekend.
This is a quick turnaround donation drive with everything due by 3 p.m. on Friday. Please see the flyer for items needed.
Can you name these girls featured in the 2007 CCMS yearbook? List their names in the comments!
Cartmell Elementary's choir will present its annual spring musical, Go Fish, tonight. The event begins at 6 p.m. in the gymnasium. The choir performed its dress rehearsal for the student body this afternoon.
Carroll County Schools Nutrition Services will be offering a 10-day boxed meal kit to children ages 1 - 18. These may be picked up on assigned dates starting Friday June 6. Each box will contain 10 complete breakfasts and 10 complete lunches, all at NO COST TO OUR FAMILIES. All contents of the boxes are shelf stable items to help with limited refrigerator and freezer space. Each box will contain a menu that will show what items should be included to make a specific meal for each day. These meals are procured through a vendor and are not prepared by the school district. However, District Food Service staff will be in charge of the distribution. Please sign up to ensure that we have enough boxes on hand to meet demand. Sign ups will run through July 14. To sign up, please use the link below and Angela Adkins, Carroll County Schools Nutrition Director, or Lisa Payton, Carroll County Schools Assistant Director, will add you to the pick up roster. https://forms.gle/wKZPv8SKzKbk3yur6
Congratulations to the CCMS Lady Panthers soccer team for winning the NCKC Championship two years in a row!
The championship games of the District 31 baseball and softball tournament have been delayed due to weather. They will both be played at Panther Field on Wednesday, May 21 at 6 p.m. Tickets are $8 each and can be purchased with cash or card. A fee applies to card purchases. No passes are accepted.
The CCHS Panthers baseball and Lady Panthers softball teams will compete in the semifinal game of the 31st District tournament tonight. Join us at Panther Field at 8 p.m. to cheer on these student athletes! Tickets are $8 per person with an 85 cent fee for EventLink purchases. No school passes or gold cards are accepted for the tournament.
