A reminder for Panther fans coming to CCHS athletic events this week! 🐾
To keep our games safe and fun for everyone, Carroll County High School has a few updated rules for athletic events:
👉 Students below 9th grade must come with a parent, guardian, or another trusted adult. If you don't have one with you, you won't be admitted and will need to call home for pickup.
👉 All CCHS students need to show their school ID at the gate. If you show your ID, you get free admission to all home games! 🎉 This is a great way to support your friends and classmates while keeping your ID handy. All CC students wearing school colors or Panther gear get free admission.
👉 Visitors from other schools will also be expected to show a school ID or driver's license if there's any question about grade level. Out-of-district students will still need to pay regular admission.
Thanks for helping us keep Panther Nation strong, safe, and supportive! 🏈⚽🏐
To keep our games safe and fun for everyone, Carroll County High School has a few updated rules for athletic events:
👉 Students below 9th grade must come with a parent, guardian, or another trusted adult. If you don't have one with you, you won't be admitted and will need to call home for pickup.
👉 All CCHS students need to show their school ID at the gate. If you show your ID, you get free admission to all home games! 🎉 This is a great way to support your friends and classmates while keeping your ID handy. All CC students wearing school colors or Panther gear get free admission.
👉 Visitors from other schools will also be expected to show a school ID or driver's license if there's any question about grade level. Out-of-district students will still need to pay regular admission.
Thanks for helping us keep Panther Nation strong, safe, and supportive! 🏈⚽🏐
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
📣 We’re excited to launch the very first edition of our Counselor’s Corner Newsletter for September | October 2025! 🎉
Inside, you’ll find helpful tips, updates, and resources for ALL high school students—from freshmen to seniors—to help you navigate the school year and prepare for life after graduation.
🎓 Seniors, don’t miss this issue! It includes:
✅ Crucial FAFSA info
✅ Graduation requirement reminders
✅ Scholarship updates
✅ Next steps for life after high school
📘 Plus, important updates for dual credit students!
Stay informed and set yourself up for success—check it out today! 💡📚
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11gPVVvGQkhVnnOWRxvbz0TVkNX_o0Xk2/view?usp=drive_link
Inside, you’ll find helpful tips, updates, and resources for ALL high school students—from freshmen to seniors—to help you navigate the school year and prepare for life after graduation.
🎓 Seniors, don’t miss this issue! It includes:
✅ Crucial FAFSA info
✅ Graduation requirement reminders
✅ Scholarship updates
✅ Next steps for life after high school
📘 Plus, important updates for dual credit students!
Stay informed and set yourself up for success—check it out today! 💡📚
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11gPVVvGQkhVnnOWRxvbz0TVkNX_o0Xk2/view?usp=drive_link
💪 Our Strength & Conditioning class is putting in the work! Students are mastering squats, lunges, step ups, calf raises, and ab exercises to build muscular strength and endurance—all while focusing on proper form, control, and safety.
✔️ Success = good technique, balance, and feeling those muscles work!
Proud of these Panthers for pushing themselves and training smart! 🏋️♂️🔥
✔️ Success = good technique, balance, and feeling those muscles work!
Proud of these Panthers for pushing themselves and training smart! 🏋️♂️🔥
📚 Our freshman classes are currently reading Night by Elie Wiesel, a powerful Holocaust memoir that offers a firsthand account of survival, loss, and resilience.
Students are exploring how Wiesel’s word choices—while simple at first—are full of emotion and deeper meaning. They're learning how just a few words can change the tone of a passage. It’s all about looking closer to understand the powerful impact of language. ✍️💭
Panther community🐾, please help us spotlight our alumni who are currently serving in the military!🪖🎖️
Panther families, we are aware of power outages at some of our school buildings following tonight's storm. We do not anticipate any impact on school tomorrow. We will notify you as soon as possible if there are any changes.
All high school cross country athletes who competed in the Shelby County meet on Saturday set new personal records 🏃♂️🏃♀️✨ The results were:
Boys:
🏅Elias Cardoso-Ortiz, 63rd place, 21:54.50
🏅Johnathan Pirtle, 81st place, 23:32.89
🏅 Michael Weedman, 106th place, 29:38.41
Girls:
🌟 Adree Dermon, 81st place, 30:19.22
🌟 Miriam Atilano-Zarate, 86th place, 32:55.96
Elementary:
👏 Osquis Zuniga, 20th place, 7:13.14
👏 Meylin Zuniga, 45th place, 10:07.11
(📸 Mr. Creager)
Boys:
🏅Elias Cardoso-Ortiz, 63rd place, 21:54.50
🏅Johnathan Pirtle, 81st place, 23:32.89
🏅 Michael Weedman, 106th place, 29:38.41
Girls:
🌟 Adree Dermon, 81st place, 30:19.22
🌟 Miriam Atilano-Zarate, 86th place, 32:55.96
Elementary:
👏 Osquis Zuniga, 20th place, 7:13.14
👏 Meylin Zuniga, 45th place, 10:07.11
(📸 Mr. Creager)
A new initiative to improve safety at all high school athletic events was launched successfully at our first home football game on Friday. Please remember that all students below ninth grade must be accompanied by an adult to all high school athletic events. This applies to students from other counties as well as our students. All high schoolers must show their student ID for entry. All CCHS students get free admission with their school-issued ID badge.
Congratulations to CCHS football player Jaokbi Chapman-Meadows for receiving NCKC Player of the Week honors! 🏈🏆
It was a "black out" at Panther Field on Friday night as many turned out to support our students during the first home football game. The Panthers defeated Trimble County, the band played at halftime and the CCHS dance team performed a number for the crowd. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Several Panther student athletes placed in the NCKC Cross Country Championship meet at Trimble County this week. 🎖️🎖️The results were:
🏃🏻♂️➡️Boys’ Team
Elias Cardoso-Ortiz - 19th place, 23:54.30
Johnathan Pirtle - 23rd place, 25:43.60
Michael Weedman - 25th place, 32:30.20
🏃🏻♀️➡️Girls’ Team
Adree Dermon - 20th place, 32:26.30
Miriam Atilano-Zarate - 21st place, 35:58.60
Lydia Risk - 22nd place, 36:12.50
(📸courtesy of Mr. Creager)
🏃🏻♂️➡️Boys’ Team
Elias Cardoso-Ortiz - 19th place, 23:54.30
Johnathan Pirtle - 23rd place, 25:43.60
Michael Weedman - 25th place, 32:30.20
🏃🏻♀️➡️Girls’ Team
Adree Dermon - 20th place, 32:26.30
Miriam Atilano-Zarate - 21st place, 35:58.60
Lydia Risk - 22nd place, 36:12.50
(📸courtesy of Mr. Creager)
Panther families, please review this letter from Mr. Jaynes regarding expectations for behavior at athletic events. Also, please remember high school students must present their school-issued ID to enter the game and students below ninth grade must be accompanied by an adult.
Athletic Event Expectations
Panther families, please review this story about new rules for high school athletic events.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MxfqNYfDa0F-MdccknfGvRPNyqFh3_NkiaBnZlFRt50/edit?usp=drive_link
The CATALYST program, begun last year at CCHS, was featured on the Kentucky Association of School Superintendents website. We are excited about the future of this program and the impact it can have on our students and community! Check it out at this link: https://www.kysupts.org/district-spotlight1d19afb8/district-spotlight--carroll-county-schools
Carroll County's Skyler Robbins and J.T. Davis participated in the Swiss Wine Festival ambassador's competition this weekend in Vevay, Indiana. The CCHS Band of Gold marched in the parade. (Some photos courtesy of Danielle Cornett Davis and CCHS Band. More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Panther families, a friendly reminder that school is not in session on Friday, Aug. 29 or Monday, Sept. 1. Enjoy your break!
Carroll County’s cross country teams competed in their first meet of the season this weekend. Here are the results for the Trimble County Backwoods Invitational. (Photos courtesy of Mr. Creager.)
Boys Varsity 5K Results:
69th- Elias Cardoso-Ortiz, 23:52.38
86th- Johnathan Pirtle, 26:02.70
96th- Michael Weedman, 32:07.22
Girls Varsity 5K Results:
80th- Adree Dermon, 34:16.39
Elementary 2K
8th - Maelee Pence, 10:34.46
Boys Varsity 5K Results:
69th- Elias Cardoso-Ortiz, 23:52.38
86th- Johnathan Pirtle, 26:02.70
96th- Michael Weedman, 32:07.22
Girls Varsity 5K Results:
80th- Adree Dermon, 34:16.39
Elementary 2K
8th - Maelee Pence, 10:34.46
The CCHS Band of Gold 🎺🥁has been practicing for its upcoming marching band season. The band 🖤💛will perform at all half-time shows during football 🏈season and will be in the Swiss Wine Festival parade tomorrow🎉.
CCHS students in Mrs. Creager's math class used compasses🧭 to draw circles that would create a perfect hexagon then had to prove mathematically🧮 that all six sides were equal. (📸 Mrs. Mann)
