Ms. Mannās students at CCHS learned the āStand Up, Hand Up, Pair Upā strategy to get to know one another and practice their written and spoken English. Mr. Martin's students used the same strategy to generate civic discussions. All students were engaged in the cooperative task where they practiced their communication skills and established a sense of belonging. (šøCredit: Mrs. Neff)
āØPantherFest is tonight!āØ
Join us at Panther Field from 6-8 p.m. for football, food, vendors and lots of opportunities to support our students!
Join us at Panther Field from 6-8 p.m. for football, food, vendors and lots of opportunities to support our students!
Panther families, don't forget to send your student's šŖŖidentification badgešŖŖ to school with them each day! They are needed for the school busš, cafeteria šand libraryš.
If they need a new badge, it's as simple as going to the office and getting it printed āØimmediatelyāØ. This Panther had her new badge in a matter of minutes.
š¤Your help and support in this venture is vital to its success!š
If they need a new badge, it's as simple as going to the office and getting it printed āØimmediatelyāØ. This Panther had her new badge in a matter of minutes.
š¤Your help and support in this venture is vital to its success!š
Our first two days of school have been great and crews like those who work the parking lot during dismissal are a big part of why it's successful. šThanks to these folks for manning their posts š§ļørain or shineāļø!
If you have questions about pick-up times or procedures, please contact your child's school and they will help. š«
If you have questions about pick-up times or procedures, please contact your child's school and they will help. š«
Congratulations to Mr. States for completing the OVEC Aspiring Leaders cohort recently. We are very proud of our staff for pursuing ongoing educational opportunities!
Can anyone name these officers of the Carrollton High School Hi-Y club that were featured in the 1951 yearbook? Put your answers in the comments!
Fifth graders experienced their first day at Carroll County Middle School day, and they were a happy crew!
"We had a fantastic opening day of school today! It was great to see everyone and their smiling faces today," Superintendent Casey Jaynes said. "We have the best team of people to work with your students. Each staff member goes above and beyond to make sure that we are Empowering Integrity and Engaging Community each day to be a top 10 district in the state."
"We had a fantastic opening day of school today! It was great to see everyone and their smiling faces today," Superintendent Casey Jaynes said. "We have the best team of people to work with your students. Each staff member goes above and beyond to make sure that we are Empowering Integrity and Engaging Community each day to be a top 10 district in the state."
Panther families, don't forget to send your student to school with their šŖŖbadgešŖŖ tomorrow!
Badging on and off the bus is a vital way to keep students safe. They also use the badges in the cafeteria and library. We are looking forward to a great year!
Badging on and off the bus is a vital way to keep students safe. They also use the badges in the cafeteria and library. We are looking forward to a great year!
The high school kitchen staff got fancy for the first day of school along with Superintendent Casey Jaynes!š¤µš»š«
(šøLisa Payton)
(šøLisa Payton)
Preschoolers in the Carroll County Child Development Center have learned a lot over the summer and are ready for a return to school.
These little ones were exploring nature through their garden, going on a nature hunt and planting their own mini garden. These kinds of activities encourage our littlest Panthers to learn about nature, nutrition and develop their gross motor skills. The kiddos counted melons, picked produce, observed a spider crawling and watched a tractor work in the fields.
Daily opportunities reinforce that parents are their childās first teacher! (Photos courtesy of Jennifer Ellis)
These little ones were exploring nature through their garden, going on a nature hunt and planting their own mini garden. These kinds of activities encourage our littlest Panthers to learn about nature, nutrition and develop their gross motor skills. The kiddos counted melons, picked produce, observed a spider crawling and watched a tractor work in the fields.
Daily opportunities reinforce that parents are their childās first teacher! (Photos courtesy of Jennifer Ellis)
šIt's the first day of school!šStudents and staff are excited for a great year!
The CCHS Football team welcomed their neighbors at Cartmell Elementary this morning with š¤š»fist bumps š¤š»and š«øš»high fivesš«·š». Leaders throughout all of our schools welcomed students into their buildings. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
The CCHS Football team welcomed their neighbors at Cartmell Elementary this morning with š¤š»fist bumps š¤š»and š«øš»high fivesš«·š». Leaders throughout all of our schools welcomed students into their buildings. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Carroll County High School families, please save this sheet that outlines important information you will need this year.
Carroll County Middle School families, please save this sheet that outlines important information you will need this year.
Richard B. Cartmell families, please save this sheet that outlines important information you will need this year.
Carroll County Child Development Center families, please save this sheet that outlines important information you will need this year.
Kathryn Winn families, please save this sheet that outlines important details you will need to know this year.
Carroll County Schools is excited to welcome its new employees to the team. We're looking forward to a great year!
Carroll County Schools is excited to welcome its new employees to the team. We're looking forward to a great school year!
Carroll County Schools is excited to welcome its new employees to the team! We're looking forward to a great school year!
šThe Carrollton Main Street Program is sponsoring a Summer Bash on Saturday.š
