The HOSA Chapter at the Carroll County Area Technology Center sponsored a blood drive this month. A total of 24 students registered and 18 were eligible donors.
Can you name this teacher and students getting ready for graduation? They were pictured in the 1981 CCHS yearbook. Put your answers in the comments!
Carroll County High School students will begin their annual state testing on Monday, May 12. Please see the above for the schedule and helpful tips.
Happy School Nurse Day!
The Carroll County Schools maintenance department is hard at work beautifying one of the entrances to Carroll County High School.
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
Hello Panther Family! As our district continues to grow and improve, we recognize that effective communication is essential. It's a key part of all four foundations in our strategic planning process—and your input is critical. We want to better understand how you prefer to receive information, what topics matter most to you, how often you’d like to hear from us, and other important aspects of communication. This survey is designed for parents/guardians, students, staff, administration and community members to share their perspectives. The feedback we gather will directly shape our communication strategies and guide the development of action steps within our strategic plan. Your voice matters in helping us move forward together. Thank you in advance for your time and input. We will share the results of the survey after it closes on May 24. Please use the link below to access the survey. https://forms.gle/iMHNKG7jWvhAier97
Please use these links to access details on all upcoming senior events. Paper copies are available in the CCHS office, if needed.
English: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rzZNUdN9k1hhPTyZf0TIlplXCR5DSK8XT5fb1vplOI0/edit?usp=drive_link
Spanish: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IIlVMGtlh6hPvHfI4KCRzni3Qhg55VYJVRrH9w_ejQA/edit?usp=drive_link
The newest group of Carroll County High School students who were accepted into programs at the Carroll County Area Technology Center were announced recently. Congratulations to all of these Panthers! (Photos courtesy of Ms. Weedman and Mr. Brooks.)
The CCHS theatre department is preparing for its production of "The Great Gatsby". The iconic tale by F. Scott Fitzgerald is set during the age of flappers and jazz, telling the story of Jay Gatsby and his love interest, Daisy Buchanan. The students will perform on Friday, May 9 at 6 p.m. and on Saturday, May 10 at 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. in the CCHS cafeteria. Tickets will be sold at the door. The cost is $8 for students and $10 for adults. Join us in supporting our Panthers!
Kathryn Winn Primary staff entertained a crowd on Friday when they raced in their special Derby style! Mariah Rose and her rooster took first place in the relay. Students also celebrated their April Leader In Me theme of "Sharpen the Saw" and passed out Jump Rope for Heart awards.
Thank you to all of the Carroll County Schools staff! This week we celebrate you and all of the contributions you make to improve the lives of our students and your fellow staff members. We appreciate you very much!
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
The Carroll County Schools elementary track team competed in the Bearcat Youth Series recently.
The results include:
Boys 3-5 Mixed 800 Meter Run - Osquis Zuniga, fourth place, 3:06.51.
Girls 3-5 100 Meter Dash - Meylin Zuniga, 19th place, 18.95.
Boys 3-5 100 Meter Dash - Lucas Woods, 30th place, 18.60; and Jaxon Woods, 43rd place, 20.51.
Girls 3-5 400 Meter Dash - Meylin Zuniga, 18th place, 1:46.03.
Boys 3-5 400 Meter Dash - Osquis Zuniga, 12th place, 1:31.76.
Girls 3-5 200 Meter Dash - Meyin Zuniga, 22nd place, 42.97.
Boys 3-5 200 Meter Dash - Lucas Woods, 35th place, 45.47; and Jaxon Woods, 36th place, 50.38.
Girls Mixed 3-5 Shot Put - Lia Tanzilla, 16th place, 8-03.00.
Girls K-5 Long Jump - Meylin Zuniga, 29th place, 6-05.00; and Lia Tanzilla, 74th place, 2-06.00.
Boys K-5 Long Jump - Lucas Woods, 21st place, 8-04.00; and Jaxon Woods, 51st place, 5-01.00.
(Photos courtesy of track parents and Coach Joe Creager.)
Seven Carroll County seniors signed their Going Pro commitment at Jefferson Community and Technical College. They are all participating in the Future 42 program upon graduation from CCHS. Some of them have also committed to work on-site with our industry partners. Congratulations to these Panthers! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Today we celebrate National School Lunch Hero Day! Thank you to all of our food service workers for creating delicious dishes for our students. The staff includes Melissa Fox, Joyce Hoskins, Lillie Evans, Paula Hanlon, Chasity Heilman, Jean Church, Terry Lawson, Tiffany Riggs, Shawna Webb, Sheila O'Neal, Sharisa Snow, Patricia Boots, Lynn Skirvin, Tanya Bryant, Jennifer Wood, Charlene Stout, Ashley Bernabe. Ashley McDonald, Betty Stafford, Rachel Blackburn, Stephanie Agee, Director Angela Adkins and Assistant Director Lisa Payton.
North American Stainless employees visited Carroll County High School recently to give students a hands-on demonstration about career opportunities. (Photos courtesy of Jeff Fremin.)
Happy Principal's Day! We are very thankful for impactful leaders in all of our schools.
CCHS U.S. History students are hosting a showcase today in the gymnasium. It is open to the public until 2 p.m. The projects range from the space race to Elvis Presley to Barbie's influence to soccer programs. Join us in supporting our Panthers today!
Preschoolers who will move to Kindergarten next year got to visit Kathryn Winn Primary yesterday. The children and parents enjoyed breakfast together before the students went to classrooms. The parents were given a tour of Winn by first grade leaders.
