Please avoid scheduling vacations during this week. Students who miss during these make-up days will receive unexcused absences. Thank you for helping us keep learning on track! šš«
The little ones marched with balloons in hand, šbanners proudly displayed šŖ§ and several dressed up for the holiday season šš§£.
Congrats to the first grade team for creating this fun event! šš„³
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
The local restaurant hosted a High School Sports Digital Fundraiser in October and donated 10% of all digital sales made through the McDonald's App to the CCHS athletic department. š±šš¤
Thank you to yet another amazing community partner making a difference for our students! šš½š
Pack the CCHS gym and cheer on our amazing student athletes! ššŖ
š Doors open: 5 p.m.
šµ Admission: $5 adults (cash only)
šļø $1 students or FREE with a Carroll County Schools student ID!
šæCash only concessions
šØāš©āš§ All students under 9th grade must be accompanied by an adult.
Letās fill the stands and show our Panther pride! š¾š„
24 at 6 p.m. to receive public comments on the proposed Carroll County Schools District
Facility Plan.
The District Facility Plan is a four-year planning document that outlines facility construction,
renovation, and capital improvement priorities for Carroll County Schools.The hearing is open to the public. Comments from the community are welcome and will be recorded and forwarded to the Kentucky Department of Education as part of the official record.
A copy of the proposed District Facility Plan is available for public inspection at the Carroll
County Board of Education Office during normal business hours, Monday through Friday. It can also be accessed at this link.
For additional information, contact Chief Operations Officer Mark Willhoite at 502-732-
7070.
š Congratulations to the Carroll County High School Band of Gold! š
They were awarded the prestigious National Wind Band Honors Mark of Excellence by the Foundation for Music Education! š¶šŗ Band Director Eric Allen compiled recordings of the band and submitted them for the award. š¼ The judges reviewed submissions based on classes determined by school size. š« National and state winners were selected for each class, and the CCHS Band won for the state of Kentucky! šš
The band learned about the exciting news earlier this fall, but just received their official banner! š¤© The unveiling occurred last night following their spectacular fall concert. š "This achievement tells me they are meeting standards at a national level," Allen said. "They were competing with schools all over the country." š š
ššThe brackets and seeding for the Middle School Basketball NCKC Tournament that begins tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 21, has been released. Come out and support our student athletes! ā¹ļøāāļøā¹ļøāāļø
Carroll County Middle School hosted its annual Community Day, warmly welcoming local leaders and partners to the building. Guests were given tours by the W.E.B. Leaders, a group of eighth-grade students selected to be mentors for fifth graders and to serve as a student voice for CCMS.
āThere are a lot of good things going on here at Carroll County Middle School,ā said Carroll County Schools Superintendent Casey Jaynes. āWeāre trying our best to increase the opportunities for our kids and give them the opportunities to become successful citizens.ā
School administrators provided detailed overviews of the programs and initiatives that form the core of a studentās day at CCMS. A W.E.B. Leader also spoke about the valuable mentoring program and the positive difference it makes for students across the school.
CCMS Principal Dr. Robin Stephenson thanked the visitors for attending, emphasizing the ongoing commitment of her staff to cultivating a positive school culture for both students and staff. She highlighted how they have consistently watched the student body mature and grow throughout the year.
āThank you for taking the time to see a typical day at Carroll County Middle School,ā Stephenson said. āWe are proud of our students and staff.ā
The program wrapped up with community members getting to join a house, just like every CCMS student and staffer. The houses work together as teams throughout the year, students collect points for their houses based on their behaviors and the school holds monthly assemblies highlighting the houses and student achievement.
Carroll County Schools wrapped up its districtwide food drive today, and we are blown away by the generosity of our Panther families! You donated more than 4,000 items! š¾ā¤ļø Every item donated will directly support families right here in our community. š„«š¤
Missed your chance to give? The Carroll County Food Pantry is still accepting donations and will host a Stuff the Cruiser event on Nov. 22! šš Thereās still time to make a difference for neighbors in need. šš
(šøcredit: Mrs. Conley and Mr. Perry)
