CCHS Lady Panthers volleyball player Kassidy Wilson was selected to the All-Tournament team this weekend following The Birds Nest Volleyball Tournament in Scott County. Selections were submitted by opposing coaches. Congratulations to Kassidy!
The food pantries at Carroll County Middle School and High School are open to students. They also have hygiene items available. CCMS students Gregory Humphrey, Hunter Dalton and Maverick Johnson recently unloaded a pallet of food delivered to the school. Donations of quick fix items are always accepted. Any student who needs food can go to the pantries. The CCMS students also prepare food for the Backpack Buddies program, which sends food home with students every Friday.
CCMS art students are turning junk into art. They are recycling items to create paper mache hybrid animal art, such as a cow giraffe, cow chicken or a mouse chicken long-tailed animal. Once finished, they will be painted and displayed in the CCMS art room.
CCHS students were pretty in pink while cheering the Panthers in their contest against Beechwood Friday night!
Carpentry students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center are continuing to work on the "tiny house" they are building.
Carroll County High School will host the 31st District Volleyball Tournament this week. Play begins tomorrow and continues through Thursday. All games are played at CCHS. Tickets are $8 per person, ages 5 and older. Only cash will be accepted at the gate.
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Future Panthers were celebrated tonight at Panther Field before the football game between Carroll County and Beechwood. Football players, cheerleaders, band members and flag corps participated in the festivities. More photos will be on the district Facebook page.
Congratulations to CCHS soccer players Cristian Roque and Laila Miller for being named to the All-Regional Team. We are proud of you!
The successes of the Carroll County Schools Food Services Department have been touted on the national stage! https://www.fns.usda.gov/news-item/fns-018.23
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
October is Principal Appreciation Month. Carroll County Schools would like to thank each of our principals for their hard work and dedication to making their schools and students successful!
CCHS students created fall floral arrangements inside pumpkins today during one of their Focus Friday classes. The students and their creations will be set up outside the high school from 12-2:15 p.m. today.
Tryouts for the CCHS boys' basketball team begin next week.
Tryouts for the CCHS girls' basketball team begin next week!
