❄️🐾 Hello Panther Families! 🐾❄️
Very cold weather is forecast for the next few days. Please take a moment to review this letter for a refresher on how Carroll County Schools determines when school is open or closed based on temperatures.
As always, please be sure your children are dressed warmly for the cold weather. 🧤🧣🧥
Stay safe and warm! 💙
Very cold weather is forecast for the next few days. Please take a moment to review this letter for a refresher on how Carroll County Schools determines when school is open or closed based on temperatures.
As always, please be sure your children are dressed warmly for the cold weather. 🧤🧣🧥
Stay safe and warm! 💙
🌟Panther families, a friendly reminder that Carroll County Schools will be closed on Monday, Jan. 19, 2026 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Students and staff will return on Tuesday, Jan. 20.🌟
Eighth graders from Carroll County Middle School visited the Carroll County Area Technology Center yesterday to explore the programs and hands-on training opportunities available to them. 🛠️🧑🏼⚕️💡
ATC students showcased the skills they’ve learned in their classes and answered questions about their career pathways. 👩🏭👨💻✨
📸 More photos are available on the District Facebook page. Photo contributors: Ms. Dawson and Ms. Hughes
ATC students showcased the skills they’ve learned in their classes and answered questions about their career pathways. 👩🏭👨💻✨
📸 More photos are available on the District Facebook page. Photo contributors: Ms. Dawson and Ms. Hughes
⚡Our Electrical Technology students at the Carroll County ATC recently leveled up their skills by mastering the hydraulic hole punch. 🛠️
💡This powerful tool is essential for creating precise, clean holes in conduit, ensuring our future electricians are ready for the job site! 👷♂️
💡This powerful tool is essential for creating precise, clean holes in conduit, ensuring our future electricians are ready for the job site! 👷♂️
🎓✨ Attention CCHS Seniors! ✨🎓
The Dow Apprenticeship Program is now open for you! 🏭💼 Thanks to our strong community partner, Dow, students can gain hands-on experience, earn while they learn, and build a strong career pathway while becoming part of the Dow family. 🙌
Apprenticeship opportunities include:
🔧 Process Technician
🔧Millwright / Mechanical Technician
🔧Laboratory Technician
📄🔗 Learn more and apply using the link below. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to jumpstart your future! 🚀
https://dow.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/ExternalCareers/job/Carrollton-KY-USA/XMLNAME-2026-US-Apprenticeship-Program---Carrollton--KY_R2063650
🦠 Friendly Reminder: Flu season is here! 🤧
Please be mindful of others if you or your child aren’t feeling well. Keeping sick students home and staying home from work when needed helps protect our entire school community. 🖤💛
Thank you for helping keep everyone healthy! 🏫✨
Please be mindful of others if you or your child aren’t feeling well. Keeping sick students home and staying home from work when needed helps protect our entire school community. 🖤💛
Thank you for helping keep everyone healthy! 🏫✨
Learning the language of healthcare 📖🩺
Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center designed medical terminology booklets, writing descriptions of health-related terms and creating photo accompaniments to support their learning.🩺🔤
Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center designed medical terminology booklets, writing descriptions of health-related terms and creating photo accompaniments to support their learning.🩺🔤
The Carroll County Area Technology Center welding class and Skills USA Club announced the winners of its recent fundraiser.They sold raffle tickets for a welder generator.
Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams won first place and opted to take the $1,000 cash option and donate the remainder to the Skills USA Club.
“Thank you to all who participated and supported these fine students. It means a lot to them and me,” said welding instructor Justin Tingle.
The second place award of $300 went to Niki Lee McIntyre while the third and fourth place winners were Landon Supplee and Chad Scott, each of whom received a new Miller welding hood.
Welding students Treavin Shovelin and Gage Miller each won $100 for selling the most tickets.
(Photo courtesy of Mr. Tingle)
Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams won first place and opted to take the $1,000 cash option and donate the remainder to the Skills USA Club.
“Thank you to all who participated and supported these fine students. It means a lot to them and me,” said welding instructor Justin Tingle.
The second place award of $300 went to Niki Lee McIntyre while the third and fourth place winners were Landon Supplee and Chad Scott, each of whom received a new Miller welding hood.
Welding students Treavin Shovelin and Gage Miller each won $100 for selling the most tickets.
(Photo courtesy of Mr. Tingle)
Merry Christmas to our Panther Family! We hope you have a blessed holiday and enjoy time with family and friends.
✨❄️ Winter Break is a perfect time to rest, reflect, and recharge. Enjoy this special time with family and friends, take care of yourself, and come back ready for an amazing new year! ❤️🎉
Our welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center have created some amazing works of art! You can vote for your favorites, including the group project and the Christmas ornament creations. We love seeing our students use the skills they’ve learned to express their creativity and talent!
Group project: https://www.menti.com/al94hkh9dgwf
Christmas ornaments: https://www.menti.com/alcmmidjd2uh
Congratulations to the following welding students for completing KY DOT welding certifications! All they want for Christmas is to be skilled tradesmen! Good job fellas!
Patrick Parker, Carroll County, 2G and 4G
Rennin Sanders, Carroll County, 4G and 3G
Trinton Garret, Carroll County, 3G
Houston Parker , Carroll County, 3G and 4G 1" Unlimited
Yuriel Perez, Owen County, 3G
Treavin Shovelin, Carroll County, 2G
Gavin Satchwell, Owen County, 2G
Patrick Parker, Carroll County, 2G and 4G
Rennin Sanders, Carroll County, 4G and 3G
Trinton Garret, Carroll County, 3G
Houston Parker , Carroll County, 3G and 4G 1" Unlimited
Yuriel Perez, Owen County, 3G
Treavin Shovelin, Carroll County, 2G
Gavin Satchwell, Owen County, 2G
The Carroll County ATC will be on NTI tomorrow, Monday, Dec. 15. Teachers will contact students regarding expectations for the day. Stay safe and warm!
🛠️📚 All Project-Based Learning (PBL) students are required to complete safety training on small power tools, including a written test and hands-on demonstration, before jumping into their projects.
👷♂️👷♀️ These students, some of whom are in the carpentry program at the Area Technology Center, are working together to build confidence and skill with the equipment. Teamwork at its best! 🤝
👷♂️👷♀️ These students, some of whom are in the carpentry program at the Area Technology Center, are working together to build confidence and skill with the equipment. Teamwork at its best! 🤝
Carroll County Area Technology Center carpentry students have been busy building their skills! 🔨📚 They’ve been working with concrete, creating their own projects, and learning how to safely and properly use tools like a nail gun. 💪 🛠️
Carroll County Schools is blessed to have a wonderful, hard-working maintenance department. These men have been working in the cold today so our students and staff will have safe access and parking. Thank you to this team for their amazing work!
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone!
🩺 Carroll County ATC pre-nursing students recently put their patient transferring skills to the test. 💪 They practiced talking their patients through each step - showing off their technique and excellent bedside manner. 💬❤️
🩺🧠 The Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center took anatomy to the next level when they built life-size body models to label body cavities, planes, and directions. 💪
From Rick and Morty to a scarecrow, Spider-Man, and even a vampire, these creative designs prove that learning can be both fun and unforgettable! 👩🏻⚕️🎨
From Rick and Morty to a scarecrow, Spider-Man, and even a vampire, these creative designs prove that learning can be both fun and unforgettable! 👩🏻⚕️🎨
CCATC Health Sciences students recently participated in their first site visit for the FutureCare Mentorship Program. These real world work experiences help students to further their career planning and make important determinations regarding their futures. Thanks to our partners at Baptist Hospital in LaGrange, Carroll County Memorial Hospital, Gallatin County Nursing and Rehabilitation, and Three Rivers Health Department!
