Hello Panther Families! A quick reminder that Spring Break is April 2-10. We hope you enjoy your break!
The Carroll County Area Technology Center will be in session April 2 and 3, but Carroll County students are not required to attend.
Thanks to our local partners from Carroll County Memorial Hospital and Carroll County Emergency Medical Services, students worked through a simulated scenario inside an ambulance while transporting a patient to a Louisville hospital for the ICU and cath lab.
Things quickly became intense when the “patient” stopped breathing and students had to jump into action, using their skills and training to respond 💪🫁
(📸credit: Ms. Hughes. More photos on the District Facebook page.)
“Testing Ground” featured several locally known wrestlers along with some familiar faces from Carroll County Schools 👀👏 ATC Counselor Chad Rose and teacher Anthony Henderson even stepped into the ring in supporting roles!
Check out more photos on the District Facebook page 📸
💥 Get ready, Carroll County! On Friday, March 20, the CCHS gym turns into a full-on professional wrestling arena for one night of high-energy action! 🥊🎉
Doors for Testing Ground open at 6 PM, and the show starts at 7 p.m. The event is organized by two CCHS seniors with a passion for professional wrestling.
💪 Wrestlers to watch: Hillbilly Billy Billy, Max Steel, Crazy Ed, Benjamin Kimera, Lucy Be Sweet, Big Mama, and the Axis of Power! Faculty cameos can also be expected!
🎟 Ticket info:
General Admission Bleachers: $5 (12 & under), $10 (ages 13+)
Ringside: $20 front row, $15 second & third rows
Grab your tickets now at tickets.pwaforever.com 🔗
Carroll County Schools is looking for dedicated team members to help keep our students moving safely each day! 🚌
We are currently hiring bus drivers and a lead bus mechanic. These roles are essential to our district. Bus drivers are often the first Carroll County Schools team members students see each morning and the last they see in the afternoon, helping ensure a safe and positive start and end to the school day. Our lead bus mechanic plays a critical role behind the scenes, making sure every bus on the road is safe, reliable, and ready to go.
If you are interested in making a difference for our students and community, we would love to hear from you.
👉 Learn more and apply at join.ccpanthers.com.
Community partners, led by the Jefferson Community and Technical College Carrollton Campus, organized the event to help students learn about high-demand, high-wage career opportunities available in our region.
Students also discovered academic pathways offered through Carroll County High School, the Carroll County Area Technology Center, iLEAD Academy and Jefferson Community and Technical College.
Thank you to the many community partners who helped make this engaging learning experience possible! 👏📚🚀
(More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Cold and flu season is here, and we know it can sometimes be hard to decide whether your child should stay home or come to school. Our school nurses have shared the attached flyer as a helpful guide for families when making that decision.
Thank you for partnering with us to help keep our students and staff healthy! 🖤💛
Carroll County High School has officially announced the graduation date and time for the Class of 2026! 🎉 Please mark your calendars now and plan to join us at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 30 as we celebrate this special milestone with our students. 🖤💛🎓
Happy Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day to our fantastic crew! Carroll County Schools is blessed to have such a reliable team keeping our buildings running smoothly every day. 🏫✨
We truly appreciate your hard work and everything you do behind the scenes to support our students and staff. Thank you for your dedication! 👏🔧
📢 Hey Panther Families!
Carroll County Schools will be closed for students on Thursday, March 12 and Friday, March 13. 🏫
Thursday, March 12: Staff work day 📝
Friday, March 13: Everyone enjoys a break! 🎉
The Carroll County Area Technology Center will be open Thursday but closed Friday. 🛠️
Enjoy the long weekend!🖤💛
Carroll County Schools will be closed Monday, March 2 due to anticipated winter weather and ongoing staff and student illness. The forecast is calling for conditions that may cause slick and dangerous road conditions during the morning commute. This will be a traditional snow day and will be made up on Wednesday, April 1.
Please stay safe and warm! 🧣☃️
📞Please call Tammy Welch at 732-7085 with questions.
The students had a busy day exploring several programs, including:
Learning the basics of CPR 🩺
Examining bacteria in petri dishes 🧫
Using air hoses in the automotive class 🏎️
Working together on a floor game 🤝
Seeing welding and electrical students in action ⚡
It was a great opportunity for our students to see these skills firsthand and learn more about the classes available to them in the future.
📸 More photos are available on the District Facebook page.
Carroll County Schools is incredibly blessed to have a School Resource Officer in each of our schools through our partnership with the Carrollton Police Department and the City of Carrollton.
Our SROs do so much more than keep our buildings safe — they build relationships, mentor students and support our staff every single day. 🏫✨
Thank you to our amazing SRO team for your dedication, protection and care for our Panther family! 💙🐾
As we celebrate Valentine’s Day, we want to remind families that students are not permitted to take balloons, glass vases, or any object that blocks the aisle/exits on the school bus. These items can create safety concerns and distractions during transportation.
Please do not send these types of gifts to school with your child. If you would like to surprise your student, we encourage small items that can easily fit inside their backpack. 💌🎁
Thank you for helping us keep our students safe and our buses running smoothly! 🚌💛
This month, we’re proud to spotlight students who are gaining hands-on, real-world skills that can lead directly to careers after graduation.
Students in the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant program at the Carroll County Area Technology Center are learning what it takes to succeed in a medical setting. These students are building skills that truly matter, including practicing CPR, taking blood pressure, administering injections, drawing blood, and using EKG machines.
👏 We celebrate these future healthcare professionals and the dedication they’re showing as they prepare for life beyond the classroom.
