Carroll County Schools

Project-Based Learning and Work-Based Learning students recently helped Prestonville residents clean up debris and garbage following the recent flooding. It's always great to see our students and staff lending a helping hand! (Photos courtesy of Jeff Fremin and David Craig.)

Tonight's freshman Lady Panthers softball game has been postponed until Wednesday, April 23. It will now be a freshman double header at 6 and 7:30 p.m. against Owen County.

CCHS students participated in a seat belt competition and an impaired/distracted driver simulator last week as part of pre-prom festivities to encourage them to make safe choices during the annual school dance. The event was sponsored by the schools Sources of Strength chapter. The Kentucky Office of Highway Safety and Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) provide the free program to teach students about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)

👑🪩The CCHS Prom King and Queen will be crowned on Saturday night. The winners will be announced as part of the Grand March at 7 p.m. at the high school. Seniors, please vote 🗳️this week by email for the king and queen! The Prom will be held from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Carroll County Fairgrounds. All friends and family wishing to photograph students should attend the Grand March.👑🪩

A CCHS alumna, Debbie Shelton, returned last week to the band room she loved when she was a student in Carroll County. Shelton was a guest director for the band as it prepares for the state assessment. “This has been so fun for me,” Shelton said. “I fell in love with music in this room and here I am 50 years later with a career I have adored.” Shelton retired after 30 years as a band director in middle and high schools. The CCHS band earned their spot in the state assessments after receiving a distinguished rating during the district music competition. “Playing at the state assessment is a big deal,” Shelton said. They will compete in early May. Shelton gave advice to the band on techniques, how to play portions of the music that will be most attractive to the judges, and encouraged them to continue playing and learning. “As a musician, you’re always learning that you can be better,” Shelton said. “You sound terrific. Keep working on the details.”

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Congratulations to the CCHS Panthers tennis doubles team of JJ Freeman and Jack Bolton for taking second place in the NCKC tournament. (Photo courtesy of Coach Dena Miller.)

Cartmell students creating the Sellers Community Garden are partnering with the Carroll County Conservation District tomorrow to distribute seed packets and trees.🌱🌳 The Sellers Community Garden is a project initially proposed by Deacon Sellers, a Cartmell student and member of the Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP). Deacon passed away last year and his classmates decided to honor his legacy by pursuing his dream of creating a community garden. The students have worked closely with the conservation district to learn about planting vegetables and flowers. 🥕🫑🌷🌻 Students will also make a presentation for the public about their STLP project in the conference room of the conservation district office. The public is invited to listen to their presentation and pick up a free tree and/or seed packet. The office is located at 1802 Highland Avenue.

The artwork of Carroll County High School students was spotlighted during the annual art show last night. Their creations ranged from paintings to welded metal to pencil drawings to ribbon roses. Congratulations to all of these talented artisans!

🎨🎨The annual CCHS art show is starting soon! Join us at the high school from 4 to 6:30 p.m. to see the many talented artists who attend Carroll County High School.

How many members of the 1954 Carrollton High School Key Club can you name? Put their names in the comments!

🎨🧑🏻‍🎨Don't miss out on the CCHS annual art show tomorrow! Several of our talented artists will be featured in the show, which runs from 4 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 17. Everyone is invited to attend. 🧑🏻‍🎨🎨

🎓🎓Attention Seniors! The registration deadline for the Senior Signing and Decision Day has been extended through this Friday, April 18. 🎉This is a fun celebration to announce your postsecondary plans, whether that is college, entering the workforce or joining the military. Whatever your plans are, we want to celebrate with you! 🧑🏻‍🎓👩🏻‍🎓 👉🏻Please use this link to register. https://forms.gle/CZZhsvTCDAiVmhyV6

First graders from Kathryn Winn Primary recently created an American Living History Museum. Each student made a presentation on American icons, such as presidents, landmarks, national parks or other national symbols. Students, staff and family members toured the museum and learned all about America.

Tickets to the Junior-Senior Prom are on sale now! Tickets are $25 per person. The prom will be Saturday, April 26, from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Carroll County Fairgrounds.

CCHS students will have an opportunity to participate in Arrive Alive, an impaired and distracted driving educational event, on Friday. The event is a reminder to students to make good decisions during their prom on Saturday, April 26.

Art students from Carroll County High School will be showcased on Thursday. Please join us for the annual art show featuring our many talented students! The show is from 4 to 6:30 p.m. at CCHS and is open to the public.

Electrical students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center worked on a stoplight that now greets students as they arrive at the school.

Hello Panthers! JCTC's Carrollton Campus will be open tomorrow. Students please check your email and Blackboard for details.

Hello Panthers! JCTC will hold its classes virtually tomorrow, Wednesday, April 9. Please check your email and Blackboard for specifics.