šš Carroll County Middle School is proud of Instructional Coach Mandy Young!
She presented yesterday at the Scott Trimble Conference in Louisville, hosted by the Kentucky Association of Assessment Coordinators. š¤āØ
Mandy, who also serves as the CCMS Building Assessment Coordinator, led a 45-minute session highlighting how Carroll County educators use the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act) cycle to drive student learning and school improvement. š”š
Way to represent Carroll County, Mrs. Young! šš¤
(šøcredit: Mrs. Ray)
She presented yesterday at the Scott Trimble Conference in Louisville, hosted by the Kentucky Association of Assessment Coordinators. š¤āØ
Mandy, who also serves as the CCMS Building Assessment Coordinator, led a 45-minute session highlighting how Carroll County educators use the PDSA (Plan-Do-Study-Act) cycle to drive student learning and school improvement. š”š
Way to represent Carroll County, Mrs. Young! šš¤
(šøcredit: Mrs. Ray)
š£š¾ Panther families, friendly reminder!
Carroll County Schools will be CLOSED Monday, Nov. 3 for a staff work day. šļøāļø
š« Carroll students do not report to the Area Technology Center.
š« However, JCTC will be in session, and students are expected to attend class. They are responsible for their own transportation.
Classes will resume on the regular schedule Tuesday, Nov. 4. šš
Enjoy your long weekend, Panthers! ššš¤
Carroll County Schools will be CLOSED Monday, Nov. 3 for a staff work day. šļøāļø
š« Carroll students do not report to the Area Technology Center.
š« However, JCTC will be in session, and students are expected to attend class. They are responsible for their own transportation.
Classes will resume on the regular schedule Tuesday, Nov. 4. šš
Enjoy your long weekend, Panthers! ššš¤
š°š Big thanks to all the seniors and families who joined us for Paying for College & FAFSA 101 Night this week! šš
It was a great opportunity to learn how to make college dreams affordable and get those financial aid questions answered. š”āØ
If you still have questions about the FAFSA or financial aid process, reach out to:
š Montanna McClain (KHEAA) ā 502-753-9354 or mmclain@kheaa.com
š§ Crystal Raisor ā crystal.raisor@carroll.kyschools.us
Seniors and families ā donāt forget to check your email for detailed FAFSA info! š
(šø Photos courtesy of Mrs. Raisor)
Panther families, if you are in need of assistance with food, there are many sources available to help. If you are able to help others, donations are being accepted. Please share this information and do what you can to support those in need.
October is National Principal Appreciation Month. Cartmell Elementary's Brandi Wells leads her students and staff with a kind, compassionate and genuine approach. She knows her students by name and always has a smile for them. Carroll County Schools is blessed to have some wonderful principals leading our schools! š¤š
October is National Principal Appreciation Month. At Carroll County Schools, we are blessed with some of the best and most compassionate leaders. Dr. Robin Stephenson, principal at Carroll County Middle School, leads the charge in her building with a caring heart and a strong desire to provide the best education for every student in fifth through eighth grades. š¤š
The CCHS Cross Country team competed in their regional contest this weekend. Two student athletes set new personal records at the meet. The results were:
Boys
Leo Atilano-Zarate, 46th place, 21:15.6 (New Personal Record)
Elias Cardoso Ortiz, 49th place, 21:29.5 (New Personal Record)
Johnathan Pirtle, 62nd place, 24:08.5
Michael Weedman, 71st place, 28:29.5
Girls
Adree Dermon, 51st place, 31:56.4
Miriam Atilano-Zarate, 52nd place, 31:59.3
Lydia Risk, 56th place, 32:39.3
(Photos courtesy of Coach Creager.)
Boys
Leo Atilano-Zarate, 46th place, 21:15.6 (New Personal Record)
Elias Cardoso Ortiz, 49th place, 21:29.5 (New Personal Record)
Johnathan Pirtle, 62nd place, 24:08.5
Michael Weedman, 71st place, 28:29.5
Girls
Adree Dermon, 51st place, 31:56.4
Miriam Atilano-Zarate, 52nd place, 31:59.3
Lydia Risk, 56th place, 32:39.3
(Photos courtesy of Coach Creager.)
Cartmell families, tomorrow is our next Donuts With My Favorite Person!
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
Work-Based Learning student Landon New is learning about the operations at Carrollton Utilities. The city-owned entity operates water, sewer and natural gas facilities that service multiple cities and counties. The goal for all 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
Congratulations to the new Student Lighthouse Team members at Cartmell Elementary. Students were recognized for passing the application for the club and demonstrating the 8 Habits, in conjunction with the Leader In Me program. They will create student-led projects and learn about leadership throughout the year. (Photo courtesy of Ms. Martinez.)
Friends and family gathered at CCHS today to congratulate and celebrate Shelby Hillebrandt as she prepares to begin her second year in the National FFA Band. The band will play at the national convention this coming week in Indianapolis. šŗš¶
Big Shout-Out to the Carroll County Retired Teachers Association! š
Weād like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Carroll County Retired Teachers Association for their generous donation of $75 Visa gift cards to each school Family Resources Youth Services Center (FRYSC). Your support helps us continue our work with students and families across our schools.
These donations mean so much to us, and even more to the families we serve. š¤š Thank you for your continued commitment to our schools and community!
Weād like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Carroll County Retired Teachers Association for their generous donation of $75 Visa gift cards to each school Family Resources Youth Services Center (FRYSC). Your support helps us continue our work with students and families across our schools.
These donations mean so much to us, and even more to the families we serve. š¤š Thank you for your continued commitment to our schools and community!
šāØ STEM Night at iLEAD Academy was a blast! āØš
Students showed off their creativity and tech skills to parents and the community through hands-on challenges like car racing, mini catapult builds, and even designing mini golf course holes! šļøā³š”
Younger students also got in on the fun with interactive demos, getting a sneak peek at what makes iLEAD such an exciting place to learn and explore. š§š¤š§š§
Students showed off their creativity and tech skills to parents and the community through hands-on challenges like car racing, mini catapult builds, and even designing mini golf course holes! šļøā³š”
Younger students also got in on the fun with interactive demos, getting a sneak peek at what makes iLEAD such an exciting place to learn and explore. š§š¤š§š§
Work-Based Learning students exploring the plumbing trade are getting first-hand experience. Evan Tuttle is working with Hawkins Plumbing while Brayden Stone is working with Tucker's Plumbing. Both students are learning skills related to the trade. The goal for all 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.
ššUPDATED INFORMATION ABOUT SENIOR NIGHT! šš
Recognition of the senior members of the football team, marching band, cheerleading squad and dance team will begin at 6:45 p.m. at Panther Field. Please join us tonight as we recognize these students and their accomplishments. š¤šš¾
The Pep Club theme for the night is neon - students show out in your brightest colors! š”š¤©
š¾šJoin us at Panther Field tomorrow night to celebrate the senior members of the football team and marching band. The recognition begins at 7 p.m. with a football game against Lloyd Memorial to follow. šš¤š The Pep Club theme for the night is neon - students show out in your brightest colors! š”š¤©
āļøš§ CCHS students had an exciting day exploring careers in aircraft maintenance and security! š ļøšāļø
They got to talk with an airport police officer, a maintenance supervisor, and an aircraft maintenance instructor. Students saw the inside of a plane being repaired, an aircraft engine, and the specialized vehicles that keep the airport running smoothly! š©āš§šØāš§šŖ
(šøMs. Robinson)
They got to talk with an airport police officer, a maintenance supervisor, and an aircraft maintenance instructor. Students saw the inside of a plane being repaired, an aircraft engine, and the specialized vehicles that keep the airport running smoothly! š©āš§šØāš§šŖ
(šøMs. Robinson)
The Carroll County cross country teams continue to perform well at their meets. These results are from two recent meets.
October home meet:
Boys Varsity
Leo Atilano Zarate, 13th place, 22:10.90; Elias Cardoso Ortiz, 15th place, 22:54.6; Johnathan Pirtle, 19th place, 24:42.3; and Michael Weedman, 31st place, 29:17.90.
Girls Varsity
Miriam Atilano Zarate, 12th place, 31:58.6; Lydia Risk, 13th place, 32:15.7; and Shelby Hillebrandt, 16th place, 50:14.2.
Elementary
Osquis Zuniga, sixth place, 9:15.00; Maelee Pence, 16th place, 9:50.8; Bryson Wagers, 26th place, 11:55.20; and Meylin Zuniga, 32nd place, 12:16.10.
Haunted Woods Results:
Boys Varsity
Leo Atilano Zarate, 148th place, 21:32.68; Elias Cardoso Ortiz, 161st place, 22:25.90; and Johnathan Pirtle, 180th place, 24:06.80.
Girls Varsity
Miriam Atilano Zarate, 153rd place, 32:16.12 and Adree Dermon, 154th place, 33:05.60.
(Photos courtesy of Coach Creager.)
October home meet:
Boys Varsity
Leo Atilano Zarate, 13th place, 22:10.90; Elias Cardoso Ortiz, 15th place, 22:54.6; Johnathan Pirtle, 19th place, 24:42.3; and Michael Weedman, 31st place, 29:17.90.
Girls Varsity
Miriam Atilano Zarate, 12th place, 31:58.6; Lydia Risk, 13th place, 32:15.7; and Shelby Hillebrandt, 16th place, 50:14.2.
Elementary
Osquis Zuniga, sixth place, 9:15.00; Maelee Pence, 16th place, 9:50.8; Bryson Wagers, 26th place, 11:55.20; and Meylin Zuniga, 32nd place, 12:16.10.
Haunted Woods Results:
Boys Varsity
Leo Atilano Zarate, 148th place, 21:32.68; Elias Cardoso Ortiz, 161st place, 22:25.90; and Johnathan Pirtle, 180th place, 24:06.80.
Girls Varsity
Miriam Atilano Zarate, 153rd place, 32:16.12 and Adree Dermon, 154th place, 33:05.60.
(Photos courtesy of Coach Creager.)
šStudents in the Carroll County Area Technology Center are seeking pumpkin donations! They will carve the pumpkins with Cartmell Elementary students.š
