CCHS parents/guardians, please review these letters for information about registration and computer rollout. An email was sent to all parents as well as a text message alerting you to the letters. Please call 732-7075 with any questions.
The Kentucky High School Athletic Association dead period in which no school facilities can be used for any athletic purpose runs from June 25 through July 9. Please use this link for details. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PRfI9X9lpGaA3K2gAxMDmHTvJNEW-8Tg/view?usp=drive_link
CCHS students in the Project-Based Learning classes put the finishing touches on a memorial garden beside the school. The space began as a memorial to teacher Tom Buchanan, who passed away from COVID. Buchanan's widow, Misty, who also taught at CCHS, happened to be at school one day and saw the students' work. It has been expanded to serve as a peaceful spot for reflection and calm.
The CCHS football team held its first Bryce Stewart youth football camp this week. The camp was for players in kindergarten through sixth grade. They worked on skills such as throwing, kicking and agility. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Tomorrow is the next summer food box pick-up date. Please circle around the Middle School building so that you will exit the line at Fourth and Seminary streets after getting your box(es). A staff member will come to your car. You do not need to sign up again if you have already completed the form.
Panther families, don't forget that free sports physicals will be available tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for all middle and high school athletes. A guardian must be present for minors.
The Frazier History Museum has offered free membership to Carroll County residents! Please use this link to access the membership. https://www.fraziermuseum.org/120-counties-free-membership.
Free physicals will be offered on Thursday to all Carroll County middle and high school students planning to participate in a sport in the 2024-25 school year.
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center hosted a Teddy Bear Clinic during the school year. Students checked vital signs on their "patients", including taking an EKG and an X-ray on machines created by an ATC student. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
The CCHS Panthers basketball team hosted a camp for elementary and middle school students this week. Students in first through sixth grades worked with the high school athletes learning the fun and fundamentals of basketball while working toward athletic and academic potential.
Today is the day to pick up your meal box! Pick-ups will be 12- 6 p.m. at the Carroll County Middle School. If you have already signed up, there is no need to sign up again.
"We feel things went really well on our first pick-ip date and were able to feed 638 children in those six hours," said Assistant Food Services Director Lisa Payton. "We are hoping to streamline the process and operate more as a drive-thru service."
As a result, families need to circle around the Middle School building so that you will exit the line at Fourth and Seminary streets after getting your box(es). You’ll pull up to the tented area and a staff member will come to your car to get your child(ren)’s information, load your boxes for you and then you’ll be on your way. Please be patient with our staff if we ask you to move your vehicle to come in the other direction.
Thank you for participating with our Summer Feeding Program and allowing us to feed your children! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Angela Adkins, Food Service Director, or Lisa Payton, Assistant FS Director at 502-732-9362.
Tomorrow is the next collection day for the summer breakfast and lunch meal boxes. If you haven't signed up yet, the registration is open through July 19. Please use this link to sign up for the food boxes. https://www.carroll.kyschools.us/o/ccs/page/school-nutrition
Grayson Kinman, a 2024 graduate of Carroll County High School, achieved a fifth place finish at the state turbo javelin meet this week.
Grayson was ranked sixth in the state going into the meet. He threw the turbo javelin 120 feet and 5 inches. The state meet was held at the Bishop Brossart complex.
Seth Franklin represented the Carroll County High School track and field team well by taking fourth place in the high jump at the state meet last month. He jumped a personal best 6’2” to earn a spot on the podium.
He also finished 10th in long jump with 20’1.75” and 11th in triple jump with 39’10.75”
Seth has competed at the state meet in all three events this year and last year, competed in high jump as a sophomore and, as a junior, ran in then 4x100 relay.
Seth’s performance at this year’s state meet resulted in him being named Second Team all state for the High Jump. (Photos courtesy of Angela Franklin)
These CCHS leaders definitely knew how to quack us up before graduation! Their mini quackers are a fun tribute to the senior prank that saw the school overrun with tiny ducks.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Kentuckiana has extended its deadline for scholarship applications to July 15. Use this link to apply. https://www.efky.org/scholarships.html
Students from six different countries took a trip to Marengo Cave recently. They also enjoyed additional activities like gemstone mining and a giant maze.
Carrollton City Council recognized the middle and high school soccer teams for their successful seasons. Congratulations to all of these student athletes!
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
The Senior Class of 2024 completed its final walkthrough of all schools on Tuesday. Students lined the halls to cheer for their accomplishments and many shared emotional moments with current and former teachers. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
