Itās National School Lunch Week! šš From fresh fruits š to favorite classics š, our cafeteria staff go above and beyond to make sure these little leaders at Kathryn Winn have a healthy, delicious meal. š„° Weāre so grateful for the heart and hard work they put into every plate! šš
20 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
Happy National School Lunch Week! šš From cheesy pizza š to fresh fruit š and all the smiles in between, our cafeteria teams make lunchtime one of the best parts of the day! š Thank you to our food service heroes for keeping these CCMS students happy and full! šŖš¤š
The Carroll County Area Technology Center is a place of learning and laughter. Students, staff and Principal Kirk Brooks walk with one another every day and encourage one another every day. Carroll County Schools is blessed to count Mr. Brooks as one of the principals we recognize during Principal Appreciation Month.
21 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
šāØ A member of The Harlem Wizards stopped by CCMS to give students a sneak peek of the high-flying fun coming tonight at the high school gym! šš„
The Wizards will take on the Panther Prowlers, a team made up of our very own Carroll County staff, in a game packed with laughter, jaw-dropping basketball tricks, and audience participation! šš
CCHS grad Mandy Reynolds encouraged students to dream big, saying, āItās cool for you guys to hear there are so many things you can do.ā š
To top it off, students wrapped up the visit with a CPR competition and even convinced their instructor, Ms. Hughes, to join the fun! šš
22 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
šāØ CCMS fifth graders took their learning to the great outdoors and brought a little drama with them! š³š From Cinderella š to Davy Crockett š¤ , students let their storytelling skills shine during outdoor classroom day! šš¬
22 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
These Work-Based Learning students are assigned to Cartmell Elementary through co-op experience and unpaid apprenticeships. The high schoolers help students with any assignments and projects the teacher identifies. The goal for all PBL/WBL students is to be considered college and/or career ready at graduation. Those students who are career ready receive a notation on their diploma and a cord to wear at graduation. (Photos courtesy of Mr. Fremin.)
š¬ Seniors in the Project-Based Learning program recently participated in their second showcase! š They worked together in teams to create and present marketing plans for a candy product šš (šø credit: Mrs. Lewellyn)
23 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
A number of CCHS student athletes were recently selected to attend the Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) HYPE Leadership Conference in Lexington. (Photos courtesy of Mr. Anderson)
23 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
š Cartmell Elementary students will have a new piece of playground equipment to enjoy thanks to the City of Carrollton! š«š The city donated the teeter-totter that was once at Point Park. š³ Crews installed the fun new addition during Fall Break. ššŖ
A big THANK YOU to the City of Carrollton for this generous donation for our students! šš«
24 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
The CCHS Lady Panthers and Panthers soccer teams start regional competition tonight! Join us at Panther Field beginning at 6 p.m. to support our student athletes. Tickets must be purchased through this link. No cash or card will be accepted at the ticket gate. https://gofan.co/event/4961167?schoolId=KY6250
24 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
š¤šOctober is Principal Appreciation Month! Carroll County Schools is blessed with some of the best principals - people who truly care about our students and staff, who work very hard every day to make their students successful and who contribute greatly to our community as a whole. š¤š
24 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
š§ŖāØ Science in action! Our students took learning outdoors for a States of Matter Scavenger Hunt! šš
Working in pairs, the CCMS fifth graders explored Camp KYSOC to find solids, liquids, and gases during the annual outdoor classroom day. They spotted everything from bumpy rocks šŖØ to shimmering puddles š§ and even the invisible air around them šØ. Then they described each oneās unique properties, such as a brown, hard and bumpy acorn.
24 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
šš» The Carrollton Main Street Program is hosting Halloween fun this Saturday! š§” Come carve or paint a pumpkin, enjoy Trunk or Treat, and show off your best costume in the contest for all ages! šøļøš¦
š¤ šPanthers, donāt miss out on the fun! š¾
24 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
24 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
Panther Field was a busy place tonight as the Panthers football team took on Pendleton County. The boys' and girls' soccer teams were also recognized for their sweep of the District 31 Championships last night. šā½š¤š
28 days ago, Jennifer Willhoite
š It may be Fall Break, but our incredible custodial team isnāt taking a break! šŖš§¼ Theyāve been hard at work deep cleaning every hallway, classroom, and corner to make sure our schools shine āØ when students and staff return Monday. š«š§½
Hereās a little glimpse into their week. Thank you for keeping our schools spotless, sparkling, and ready for learning! šš
