Carroll County Schools

When Jason Oliver, Brayden Lengel, and Sebastian Sharp first dreamed of creating a board game, they had no idea that a rough sketch, a few painted wood squares, and some hand-cut...

Band isn’t just a class for the dedicated musicians of Carroll County Schools, it's a commitment. This year, students have pushed themselves well beyond the classroom, earning to...

The CCHS track and field team placed in the top 10 in a dozen different categories at the Wildcat Classic. The Lady Panthers placed fourth with 58 points while the boys’ team sco...

At Carroll County High School, students preparing for life after graduation have a steady, trusted guide in their corner: Crystal Raisor. Whether they’re college-bound, entering ...

The Carroll County Schools Food Services Department is more than a cafeteria—it’s a full-scale restaurant operation woven into the heart of the school system. With over 100,000 m...

The CCHS girls’ track team won the Gallatin Invitational meet on April 19, with three members of that team setting personal records and one who tied a school record. The result...

Mason Hinkle never expected to win an award. When he was told he’d been chosen for the Northern Kentucky Education Council’s Against All Odds Award, his first reaction was confus...

Carroll County Middle School teacher Denise Smith arrives at school each morning by 6:45 a.m., not because she has to, but because she wants to. After 28 years in education, her ...

Brenna Mefford didn’t set out to win an award—she was just doing what came naturally: leading, serving, and making a difference. So, when the Carroll County High School senior fo...

CCMS eighth grader Johnathan Pirtle has taken flight with a sharp eye for detail, a head full of big ideas, and a virtual toolbox of digital design skills. His latest creation, a...

Carroll County Schools is introducing a new student badge system across the district, designed to strengthen student safety and streamline school operations. After extensive conv...

Art has always been more than just a hobby for CCMS eighth grader Ashlyn Knox. It’s a way to bring her imagination to life. Now, her creativity and skill with a stylus have earne...

John “Tooter” Booth has been recognized by the Kentucky Community and Technical College System for his dedication to students in the electrical technology program at the Carroll ...

Darren Dunn has been the man behind the wheel and under the hood, keeping Carroll County Schools’ buses running smoothly. But today, the longtime driver and lead mechanic is putt...

CCHS senior track and field athlete Aiden Lilley set a personal record in the 300 meter hurdles on Saturday, solidifying his spot as second in the fifth region and 24th in Class ...

The Carroll County Middle Schools boys’ and girls’ track and field teams competed at Walton-Verna on March 26. The results include: Girls 100 Meter Dash - Larkin Mefford, 31s...

Sarah Marshall, a graduate of CCHS, never expected a college class project to lead her to present drug prevention strategies at the state level. Studying psychology and criminal ...

The Carroll County Middle School track team had good results for its March 24 meet. They include: Boys 100 Meter Hurdles - Tristan Barkley, third place, 19.82. Girls 100 Mete...

The CCHS Panthers track athletes finished in the Top 10 of nearly every part of their March 21 track meet. The results include: Boys 4x800 meter relay -Taylor Harsin, Aiden Lil...

Deacon Sellers was a happy, sweet boy with an infectious laugh and a big heart. He loved his friends and he loved being part of the Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) a...