Happy School Social Worker Week!
Students from the Carroll County Area Technology Center and iLEAD Academy participated in a resume workshop and mock interviews this week. Thank you to all community partners who helped these students prepare for job interviews and future careers! (Photos courtesy of Chad Rose and Heather Yocum.)
The CCHS symphonic band performed in conjunction with the middle school bands last night. All bands will participate in assessments later this month and used this as a practice opportunity. Guest conductors were present to evaluate the musicians. All of this is happening during Music In Our Schools Month! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
The CCMS sixth, seventh and eighth grade bands performed a joint concert last night in preparation for upcoming assessments. Their concert also happens to fall during Music In Our Schools Month. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Tomorrow is the final ACT Super Saturday test prep session from 9-11:30 a.m. at CCHS. If interested, contact Mrs. Lewellyn today.
Read Across America Week wrapped up today with Shelly Tanzilla reading "I'm Gonna Like Me" to Mrs. McCarthy's second grade class at Cartmell Elementary.
March is Music In Our Schools Month. The CCHS band, under the direction of Eric Allen, has been rehearsing for a joint concert with middle school bands tonight. The performance begins at 6 p.m. in the CCMS auditorium and is open to the public. Come support our musicians!
Carroll County Board of Education member Jeff Bates returned to his alma mater to attend the CCHS FFA Alumni Banquet recently. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Bates.)
Happy School Social Worker Week!
The CCHS indoor track team competed in the state tournament yesterday, bringing home several season best times and great placement at the competition.
The results were:
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay (Lydia Risk, Adree Dermon, Helany Gutierrez Diaz, Jocelinne Rodriguez Tinoco, *Angel Harney alternate) 14th overall 5:19.97. This is a season best time by more than 43 seconds.
Girls 4x200 Meter Relay (Macie Miller, Adree Dermon, Helany Gutierrez Diaz, Jocelinne Rodriguez Tinoco, *Lydia Risk alternate) 14th overall 2:03.56. This is a season best time by more than 18 seconds.
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay (Teague Walls, Aiden Lilley, Horacio Magdelanos Granados, Asriel Aguazul Mendoza, *Danny Martinez Carbajal & Taylor Harsin alternates) 14th overall 4:05.21. This is a season best time by more than 21 seconds.
Boys 4x800 Meter Relay (Taylor Harsin, Aiden Lilley, Alex Bolton, Asriel Aguazul Mendoza, *Elias Cardoso Ortiz alternate) 14th overall 9:59.15. This is a season best time by more than 22 seconds.
Teague Walls 400 Meter Dash 17th overall 58.60
Taylor Harsin 3200 Meter Run 21st overall 11:58.56. This is a season best time by more than 52 seconds.
Alex Bolton 1600 Meter Run 18th overall 5:24.95
Macie Miller 55 Meter Hurdles 18th overall 10.70; High Jump 10th overall 4’6”, a new season best.
(Photos courtesy of Coach Joe Creager and multiple parents.)
Can you name these cheerleaders from the 1980 Carroll County High School yearbook? Put your answers in the comments!
We continue to celebrate National School Social Worker Week!
Many of you have captured photos of rainbows over our school district this morning. These are a couple from Bob Nance and Zachary Morris-Dean. Please tag the district in your rainbow photos so we can keep sharing this beautiful sight today!
Kathryn Winn first grade teacher Hannah Devine has invited several special guests to read to her students during Read Across America Week. Her grandmother, Debi Geisler, and Carroll County Schools Superintendent Casey Jaynes have read to students on Monday and Tuesday.
A snow-filled winter has played havoc with our school calendar this year, but the most recent revision has been released. Stay tuned for an announcement on graduation!
A number of CCHS track athletes have qualified for the indoor state track meet. They will compete Wednesday at Norton's Healthcare Center in Louisville.
The boys team qualifiers are:
4x800 Meter Relay of Aiden Lilley, Asriel Aguazul Mendoza, Taylor Harsin, Alex Bolton (alternate Elias Cardoso Ortiz). They are ranked 15th.
1600 Meter Run Alex Bolton ranked 21st.
400 Meter Dash Teague Walls ranked 22nd.
3200 Meter Run Taylor Harsin ranked 22nd.
4x400 Meter Relay of Teague Walls, Aiden Lilley, Asriel Aguazul Mendoza, Horacio Magdelano Delgado (alternate Danny Martinez Carbajal). They are ranked 16th.
The girls team qualifiers are:
55 Meter Hurdles Macie Miller ranked 18th.
4x200 Meter Relay of Adree Dermon, Helany Gutierrez Diaz, Jocelinne Rodriguez Tinoco, Macie Miller (alternate Angel Harney). They are ranked 16th.
4x400 Meter Relay of Adree Dermon, Helany Gutierrez Diaz, Jocelinne Rodriguez Tinoco, Lydia Risk (alternate Angel Harney). They are ranked 14th.
High Jump Macie Miller ranked 5th.
Congratulations to these Panther student athletes!
The senior Young Leaders visited the Kentucky State Capitol to learn more about legislative processes in the Commonwealth. They were recognized in the Education Committee where they heard important legislation related to the current school year's calendar. They toured the Capitol with a guide before ending the day by sitting on the floor of the Senate chambers and being recognized by Senator Williams. One student even got to file an amendment! (Photos courtesy of Cheri Mann.)
This week we say thank you to our school social workers as we celebrate National School Social Worker Week.
Kathryn Winn Primary kicked off Read Across America Week with a visit from The Cat In The Hat. The Food Services department organized a special Dr. Seuss-themed lunch in honor of the author's birthday. Students and staff celebrated the famed Dr. Seuss by dressing up as characters from his books. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
CCHS Seniors, don't forget scholarship applications are due on Wednesday!
