The CCHS Student Council hosted a winter ball on Saturday. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Join us tonight for the first of four Town Hall meetings to discuss the future of Carroll County Schools! We encourage everyone to attend to hear the vision for the future of our school district. Greeters will be at the high school to direct you to the meeting room.
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The Carroll County Schools maintenance department was recognized by the board of education for their efforts during the recent snow storm. The five-man team worked very hard to clear parking lots and sidewalks while dealing with equipment problems and extreme weather. Thank you!
A free graduated licensing program class is being offered Jan. 30 from 4-8 p.m. by the Department of Transportation. All teen drivers are required to complete this course in order to obtain a full driver's license. More information available at https://kentuckysafedriver.com/.
Matthew McLaughlin and Harmony Koohns (not pictured) were recognized by the Carroll County Board of Education for organizing a hat and glove collection for people in need. They are students at Cartmell Elementary. Each month the board recognizes students for achievements.
Carroll County Schools Superintendent Casey Jaynes thanked the board of education for its service and dedication to our students during their monthly meeting last night. January is School Board Appreciation Month.
North American Stainless brought some of its employees to the Carroll County Area Technology Center yesterday for a mini career fair. They spoke to students about their tasks, qualifications and demonstrated some of the tools they use daily.
The Carroll County Child Development Center's home-based program is hosting a winter sensory socialization event tonight at the public library from 5-6 p.m. It will feature three stations: digging animals from ice, don't break the ice game, and snow with polar bears and penguins. Participants will receive penguin crackers, mini marshmallows and snow cones for snacks. Door prizes will be given!
Hey soccer fans, how many of you can name the members of the 2006 CCMS soccer team? Put your answers in the comments!
Carroll County Schools is hosting two Town Halls next week to discuss our future goals and plans. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn about this vision. We will meet at 6 p.m. in the ag workshop at CCHS.
CCMS recognized these fifth graders for completing their iReady (math) and/or Lexia (reading) programs recently. Congratulations on this accomplishment!
Panther families, please review this letter from Superintendent Casey Jaynes regarding cold weather procedures.
The Homecoming Court shined at tonight's Lady Panthers and Panthers double header. Congratulations to all the nominees and to King and Queen, Bryson Chadwell and Elle Spencer. They were crowned by the reigning King and Queen, Ross Crawford and Madi Hicks.
Bryson Chadwell and Elle Spencer were crowned CCHS homecoming king and queen tonight. Congratulations!
CCHS Panthers basketball coach Roger Harden proved he is the best at Knockout today during a pep rally before tonight's Homecoming festivities. Zachary Richards and Ethan Foster were also dubbed the GOAT (Greatest of All Time) for their scooter racing. Homecoming events start at 6 p.m.! Come support our Panthers!
The certified medical assistant and pre-nursing programs at the Carroll County Area Technology Center provided a number of hands-on experiences for eighth graders who visited this week.
The eighth grade class from Carroll County Middle School visited the Carroll County Area Technology Center. Students participated in hands-on activities and learned about courses offered at the ATC. These photos include carpentry, electrical, welding, automotive and business.
Several Carroll County Middle School students visited the Speed Art Museum recently. The school obtained an arts grant that has allowed students to see the ballet, visit museums and enjoy productions at their school. (Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Gonterman.)
Juniors! Do you want to get some help with your upcoming ACT? Sign up for the Super Saturday Sessions!
The Super Saturday sessions aim to help students feel more comfortable and confident tackling the ACT. These sessions allow students to work one-on-one or in small groups with content experts to help expand their understanding of English, Math, Reading, or Science. Super Saturdays also allow students to work on non-content issues like test anxiety and navigating timed tests. While priority registration is given to juniors, it is open to any student scheduled to take the ACT in the spring.
Here is the link for students (or their parents) to sign up:
https://forms.gle/tqQTpQCYBZMtwXGW7
