A little lunchtime entertainment from Kathryn Winn Primary!
Carroll County Middle School students began using a new diagnostic tool in their match classes today.
The i-Ready Math Diagnostic is an adaptive assessment that adjusts its questions to suit a student's needs. Each item a student sees is individualized based on their answer to the previous question.
For example, a series of correct answers will result in slightly harder questions, while a series of incorrect answers will yield slightly easier questions.
The purpose of this is not to give students a score or grade, but instead to determine how best to support the student’s learning. The diagnostic is given on the student's computer.
Here is an info site for families: https://i-readycentral.com/familycenter/
Third grade teachers Cassandra Southworth and Shelby Evans were a little mismatched today in honor of their class reading Marisal McDonald Doesn't Match. The students made predictions about the story and discussed it as a class. More photos will be on the district Facebook page.
The Carroll County Middle School volleyball game scheduled for tonight has been cancelled.
Good afternoon. We have had an emergency medical situation at CCHS. There is not any threat to our community.
CCHS alum Vanessa Birchfield will be singing the national anthem at the Florence Y'alls game on Aug. 29. This will be her seventh year performing at the venue. If you're not busy, venture north to see one of our former Panthers!
The Carroll County Cross Country Team participated in the Backwoods Invitational at Trimble County on Saturday. The boys team finished 12th out of the 19 high school teams present. The girls did not have enough athletes to qualify for a team score.
Individual result times were:
Boys:
11th Grade- Taylor Harsin 21:36.16
8th Grade- Alex Bolton 24:03.53
11th Grade- Aiden Lilly 25:07.58
11th Grade- Teague Walls 25:57.76
7th Grade- Johnathan Pirtle 28:17.45
Girls:
10th Grade- Lydia Risk 32:49.17
“Overall, this was a good showing for our first meet of the season on one of the more difficult courses that we will see,” said Coach Joseph Creager.
The next meet is Saturday August 26 at Grant County.
Second grade students of Diane McCarthy worked on synergizing to save Sammy the gummy worm last week. They had a great time working together to achieve their goal!
CCHS Football started its season with a resounding win, 36-12, against Western. Students and fans honored Bryce Stewart, who wore 68 for the Panthers.
Carroll County Schools welcomed staff who are new to the district or new to their building recently with presentation of a mug and a CC pin. Pictured are staff from Carroll County High School, Carroll County Middle School, Cartmell Elementary School, Kathryn Winn Primary and Carroll County Child Development Center.
The CCHS cheerleading squad greeted Head Start students this morning on their first day of school. More photos will be available in an album on the district Facebook page.
Carroll County Middle School students are enjoying a castle theme this year thanks to the hard work of many staff over the summer!
It was a great start to the Carroll County Schools 2023-24 school year! Please tag the district in all your posts so we can see all the smiling faces. A photo album is available on our district Facebook page.
We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
All Carroll County High School students who will be driving to school must complete the attached forms.
A booth will be set up the first few days of school to collect these forms from student drivers. All students must have this two-page form on file and must have a parking pass displayed in their vehicle.
Students are only permitted to park in the large lot between the sports fields. No students may park at the Area Technology Center or Cartmell Elementary.
There is no fee for student parking permits.
Anyone with questions, may contact the high school at 502-732-7075.
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We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our website and social media for regular updates.
We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our website and social media for regular updates.
It has come to our attention that news media outlets have set up at Camp KYSOC to interview students and staff members regarding the loss of a CCHS student. This is not a Carroll County School District sponsored activity.
Carroll County Schools has released an updated bus schedule. Please review the attached. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fZflbUo-EiN2QBlV1YwepXhiVpTpymHz/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112339347180954240429&rtpof=true&sd=true
It is with great sadness that Carroll County Schools informs our community that Carroll County High School lost one of its students suddenly this weekend.
The young man would have started his junior year of high school on Wednesday. He was a member of the CCHS Panthers football team, an officer in FFA and a CCHS cheerleader. He was also a student at the Carroll County Area Technology Center.
“It is difficult to process and cope with the loss of such a young, vital life,” said Carroll County Schools Superintendent Casey Jaynes. “Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with this young man’s family.”
Carroll County High School campus and football field will be open to students Monday, Aug. 14, beginning at noon. CCHS Principal Amy Sutter said she wanted students to know they have a “safe space to gather, grieve or just be.” Adults will be available for the students.
The investigation into his death is ongoing and no other information is available at this time.