An open house for the public to view a newly purchased heavy equipment simulator used at the high school is scheduled for Thursday. CATALYST is the name of the new pathway program that teaches students how to use various pieces of heavy equipment. The open house is 3-7 p.m.
The CCHS Panthers football team hosted its first home game of the season Friday night. (More photos on the district Facebook page.)
These future members of the CCHS Dance Team have been preparing for a performance tonight at the home football game. The game starts at 7:30 p.m. Join us at Panther Field to support all of our student athletes!
Cartmell Elementary sorted its new students into their houses recently. Each new inductee was greeted by house leaders and led to their seating area. The houses did their chants and the spirit stick was passed from Mr. Courtney to Mrs. McCarthy. Four Houses, One Family! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
We are excited to welcome more members of our Carroll County Schools team!
Throwback Thursday - Comment below if you recognize any of these CCHS students featured in the 1984 yearbook.
CCHS History teacher Rob Martin utilized new dry erase tables while his students played the Urban Game. The game demonstrates how quickly and disorganized cities were as they developed in the early 20th century. Instead of working individually on a piece of paper as he has had to do in the past, students are now experiencing this U.S. History lesson in a cooperative environment thanks to the new dry erase tables purchased by the high school. The new medium has increased student engagement.
The Carroll County Child Development Center featured a carnival-themed welcome for families and children entering Early Head Start and Head Start.
Carroll County Schools is seeking qualified individuals to fill coaching vacancies. These positions offer a unique opportunity to make a significant impact on students' lives by providing them with valuable skills and experiences that contribute to their overall development. The involvement of passionate and committed coaches can elevate the school's athletic programs and, more importantly, positively influence the students they mentor. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply and join a dedicated team that is committed to shaping the future of our students through the power of coaching. We have the following opportunities: CCHS Assistant Girls’ Basketball Coach CCHS Assistant Football Coach CCHS Assistant Boys’ Soccer Coach CCHS Assistant ESports Coach CCHS Head Girls’ Golf Coach CCMS Assistant Track Coach CCMS Assistant Volleyball Coach CCMS Head Boys’ Soccer Coach CCMS 8th Grade Boys’ Basketball Coach
Visit join.ccpanthers.com to apply.
Here are two more new employees we are pleased to recognize!
We are excited to introduce two more new employees to Carroll County Schools!
The CCHS Lady Panthers soccer team has released its schedule. Join us at Panther Field to support these student athletes!
Carroll County Schools would like to welcome our new employees! We look forward to a great school year!
Carroll County Schools would like to welcome our new employees! We look forward to a great school year!
The Three Rivers Health District is hosting a vaccination clinic at all of its offices on August 17. No appointment is necessary.
Throw Back Thursday - This is the senior yearbook editors featured in the 1974 CCHS yearbook.
Carroll County Area Technology Center Principal Kirk Brooks helped Sgt. Bryan Crabtree apply stickers to windows around the student services center in the ATC.
Kathryn Winn Primary students learned about expectations while in school, how to walk quietly in the hallway and how the cafeteria works today.
Cartmell Elementary students spent part of their first day of school reviewing expectations and learning about each piece of their school day.
The CCHS Class of 2025 was welcomed back to school with a sunrise breakfast sponsored by parents. Dozens of them enjoyed breakfast prepared and served by parents and lots of fun photo opportunities.
