Carroll County Soccer Club students didn't let a little snow stop their fun today! Students played soccer, made a snow angel and made a tiny snowman during their club time. Pictured are Pablo Perez Castillo, Victor Gutierrez Miranda, Yosmar Roblero Hernandez, Rufino Gabriel Vazquez, Exon Cruz Chinchilla, Diego Cotero, Beyonce Monge Castro and Yamileth Chavez Galiz.
Sixth and seventh grade students in the CCMS gifted and talented program are using their strengths to become architects.
The students are recreating the Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Brandenburg Gate. They used popsicle sticks and hot glue guns to erect the landmarks. The students also had to choose how to share the research they collected, such as creating a poster or a brochure, and had to write and deliver a speech about it as well.
Band students from CCMS and CCHS will perform March 9 as a precursor to their annual band festival.
The seventh grade will perform at 5:30 p.m., high school concert band at 6 p.m., eighth grade at 6:30 p.m. and the high school’s symphonic band at 7 p.m. Guest directors will also be on hand to give the students feedback about their performance. These mini concerts are open to the public and will take place in the CCMS auditorium
Students in Carroll County High School's law enforcement pathway worked recently on collecting fingerprints. These students are doing cyanoacrylate fuming on items they brought in and then dusting them for latent prints. Once they get a print, they collect it and put it on a card mark and label the print. This is a small part of the Project Based Learning component that lasts an entire semester for the dual credit class in Criminal Investigations.
Students preparing to take the ACT exam on March 7 have access to a valuable tool to prepare for the test - Cert forSchools. This platform provides students with practice tests that closely resemble the actual ACT exam, allowing them to gain familiarity with the format and content of the test.
“We strongly encourage our juniors to take advantage of Cert for Schools to maximize their preparation for the ACT. The more they practice, the better they will do on test day. Additionally, achieving a high score on the ACT can open doors to many academic and career opportunities,” said Christin Lewellyn, CCHS instructional coach.
Lewellyn said studying for the ACT is an essential investment in a student’s future and Cert for Schools is a powerful resource that can help them achieve their best possible outcome on the exam.
A medida que se acerca el examen ACT del 7 de marzo, queremos recordarles una herramienta valiosa que su hijo/a puede utilizar para prepararse para la prueba: Cert for Schools. Esta plataforma proporciona a los estudiantes pruebas de práctica que se asemejan mucho al examen ACT real, lo que les permite familiarizarse con el formato y contenido de la prueba.
Les recomendamos encarecidamente que su hijo/a aproveche Cert for Schools para maximizar su preparación para el ACT. Cuanto más practiquen, mejor les irá en el día del examen. Además, obtener una puntuación alta en el ACT puede abrir puertas a muchas oportunidades académicas y profesionales para su hijo/a.
En resumen, estudiar para el ACT es una inversión importante en el futuro de su hijo/a, y Cert for Schools es una herramienta poderosa que puede ayudarles a obtener el mejor resultado posible en el examen. Por favor, anime a su hijo/a a aprovechar esta valiosa herramienta y háganos saber si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud.
The Carroll County Board of Education is seeking applications for the position of Computer Training Specialist (Computer Technician.)
Come and join our Carroll County family! Click the link below to access the job description and apply today!
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