The food pantries and Share Shed at Carroll County High School and Middle School are both open.
Students can obtain quick serve food items through both food pantries. Hygiene items are also available at CCHS through the Share Shed, a separate offering that was created last year by CCHS alum Samuel Gray.
High School students can select their own food and hygiene items from the Share Shed that is outside the school building near the FFA rooms. Middle School students can select food from their pantry as well by contacting Youth Services Worker Shelby Jones.
Grab-and-go food, such as microwavable macaroni and cheese, beef jerky or peanut butter and crackers, are best for the students, said Kameron Melton, the CCHS senior who is in charge of the food pantry and Share Shed this year.
“Almost every other day it’s nearly empty,” Melton said of the food pantry and Share Shed. He noted small packages of Kleenex, toothpaste and toothbrushes as well as bars of soap are in high demand.
Donations for both food pantries and the Share Shed are being accepted at both schools. Please contact the Middle School at 502-732-7080 or the High School at 502-732-7075 to arrange a drop-off time.
Attention dual credit students! The KHEAA dual credit scholarships are available. The regular dual credit scholarship is for "academic" courses -- these scholarships are available to juniors and seniors (up to two each year). The work ready scholarship is for "CTE" courses -- these scholarships are available to dual credit students in grades 9-12 (up to two each year). If you have a combination of dual credit courses (JCTC full time or block and dual credit at CCHS, ATC, or iLEAD) you will very likely need a combination of scholarships -- Ed Excellence, KHEAA regular and work ready. If you are unsure which scholarships you should request, please see Mrs. Raisor, Mr. Rose (ATC), and/or Mrs. Gray (iLEAD). It is very important you request the correct combination of scholarships to assist with as much tuition coverage as possible for your different types of courses. The deadline to apply is Oct. 1, but you are encouraged to have preferences set by Friday, Sept. 29. See the attached directions for more information.
Carroll County High School's boys' soccer team has earned the rank of first in District 31. As such, Panther Field will be home to the boys' and girls' soccer district competition on October 2-4. These are the brackets for the two teams. Support the Panthers soccer teams!
Students in the automotive technology class at the Carroll County Area Technology Center worked together on projects this week.
Carpentry students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center learned to pour concrete recently. The group will use those skills to eventually build a foundation for a tiny house that will be erected on the ATC campus.
The Carrollton Main Street Program and the Carroll County Arts Board are sponsoring a sidewalk chalk art contest on Oct. 14. Students in K-12 are invited to participate as are adults!
New bus route information has been released by the Department of Transportation.
Panther families, please read this letter from the Director of Transportation. Thank you for your support!
Welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center have begun working on projects such as fixing a booth table and working on a new cutting table.
Carpentry students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center are working on creating concrete forms.
Good afternoon. We have had an emergency medical situation at CCHS. There is not any threat to our community.
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.
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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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 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.
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
Bus routes for the 2023-2024 school year have been updated. Please review the attached. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1VjCww26hzvDKY6yXWfXjw2bl_61AKNNK/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.
Every student in Carroll County Schools will have a Panther T-shirt thanks to a donation from North American Stainless. Middle School students received shirts at tonight's fifth and sixth grade open house. Thank you to this great community partner!
Carroll County Schools has partnered with Care Solace to help connect those in need with mental health services. Please click this link to begin https://caresolace.com/site/carroll
