We regret to inform you that tonight's Homecoming Parade has been cancelled. Please see the statement from CCHS.
Panther families, our district is working closely with local emergency management officials to monitor the anticipated weather events.
The food services staff at Kathryn Winn work hard every day to prepare delicious food and serve the children with a smile on their faces. Thank you to these ladies for their dedication to KWP!
One more shout out to our Carroll County staff selected as Best Practice presenters at the recent statewide Continuous Improvement Summit. They are pictured with Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher. Great things are happening in Carroll County Schools!
Students in Mrs. McCarty's Spanish 2 class put their skills to the test recently by ordering their lunch at El Nopal. They were only allowed to order in Spanish. (Photos courtesy of Lisa Weedman.)
Who can name the FFA officers featured in the 1991 yearbook? Post your answers in the comments!
The open house for our heavy equipment simulator will be Thursday, September 26 from 3-7 p.m. in the VR (Virtual Reality) Room at Carroll County High School. Enter the building through the gymnasium doors and directional signs will be posted.
Our partners and the public will be able to check out our new Vortex Advantage from CMLabs, which simulates overhead cranes, an articulated dump truck, compact track loader, excavator, and forklift.
The open house will be part of Carroll County High School's fall homecoming activities, which will include the homecoming parade through town, a volleyball game in the gymnasium, and a tailgate party in the parking lot. We also hope to have some actual heavy equipment on site for the younger crowd to inspect.
The annual Powder Puff game was held last night, but was delayed for weather and an injury. Please tag the district in any photos you have and we will share them! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Lots of activities are planned tomorrow to celebrate Homecoming! Dress-up day, parade, volleyball game and tailgating in the parking lot are a few opportunities to celebrate the Panthers!
Friendly message from the nurse:
āHats off to the ATC CERT team for a job very WELL done during their quarterly emergency response drill!!ā
This week we did our first quarterly drill of the school year and staff responded quickly and efficiently! Very proud of our team!
āāThe crowning of Homecoming King and Queen has been moved to halftime of the Panthers football game against Owen County on Friday due to expected inclement weather.šøš»š¤“š»
Homecoming fun continues tonight at the CCHS soccer game against Bullitt Central. Games start at 6 p.m.
Panther families, please be aware that buses will be late today due to the weather delays. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Panther families, students are being dismissed at this time. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Carroll County students are sheltering in place at this time. The alarms have been activated by Carroll County Emergency Management Agency.
School dismissal is delayed until after the storms passes. The exact time of dismissal is unknown at this time. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to care for your children.
A group of CCHS students attended a leadership conference sponsored by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association. Each student athlete was nominated by their coach to attend the conference. We're proud of the leadership each of these student athletes shows!
Homecoming fun continues tonight with the Powder Puff football game! Check out the action at Panther Field beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Carroll County Schools was proudly represented this week at the Continuous Improvement Summit. All three of our groups were selected to be Best Practices presenters.
Don't forget, CCMS boys' basketball tryouts begin this week!
