The senior Young Leaders visited the Kentucky State Capitol to learn more about legislative processes in the Commonwealth. They were recognized in the Education Committee where they heard important legislation related to the current school year's calendar. They toured the Capitol with a guide before ending the day by sitting on the floor of the Senate chambers and being recognized by Senator Williams. One student even got to file an amendment! (Photos courtesy of Cheri Mann.)
This week we say thank you to our school social workers as we celebrate National School Social Worker Week.
Kathryn Winn Primary kicked off Read Across America Week with a visit from The Cat In The Hat. The Food Services department organized a special Dr. Seuss-themed lunch in honor of the author's birthday. Students and staff celebrated the famed Dr. Seuss by dressing up as characters from his books. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
CCHS Seniors, don't forget scholarship applications are due on Wednesday!
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
Congratulations to Elle Spencer and Cooper Gutman for being named to the 31st District All Tournament team!
Who was the Tobacco Festival King and Queen in 1954? They were featured in the 1954 edition of the Carrollton High School yearbook. Put your answers in the comments!
Carroll County Schools has opportunities for bus drivers. Go to join.ccpanthers.com to join our team!
A mandatory coach, parent and player meeting will be held for all spring sports on March 4 at 6 p.m. in the CCHS gym. This applies to middle and high school teams. Superintendent Casey Jaynes will lead the meeting.
CCMS held its Red House Assembly this month. Students competed for the King and Queen of Hearts as well as participated in musical games. Teachers also joined in the fun by playing Name That Tune. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
ššAttention all CCHS JUNIORS! šš
Please use this link to read a newsletter regarding the upcoming ACT Test. This only applies to the junior class. https://secure.smore.com/n/zg94n
The CCHS tennis team has released its schedule!
The CCHS Panthers and Lady Panthers open district play tonight at Eminence High School. Let's fill the stands and cheer our teams to victory!
šļøAll tickets must be purchased at GoFanĀ :Ā https://gofan.co/app/school/KY6156.šļø
Video access to the games can be purchased at
š„boys: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ky/eminence/organization/12755/eminence-high-school/watch?ib=2199531
š„girls:https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ky/eminence/organization/12755/eminence-high-school/watch?ib=2199526
Panther community, a medical emergency involving an employee occurred this afternoon at the Carroll County Child Development Center. No children were injured and they are not at risk. Thank you for your patience to those who are in line to pick up their children at this time.
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
š¢š¢We're excited to say school will be in session tomorrow!! We can't wait to see all of your smiling faces!!! Everyone do your Happy Dance - no snow, rain, flood or bad weather dances allowed!š
The CCHS Panthers and Lady Panthers open district play on Monday, Feb. 24 at Eminence High School.
šļøAll tickets must be purchased at GoFanĀ :Ā https://gofan.co/app/school/KY6156.šļø
Video access to the games can be purchased at
š„boys: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ky/eminence/organization/12755/eminence-high-school/watch?ib=2199531
š„girls:https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ky/eminence/organization/12755/eminence-high-school/watch?ib=2199526
Seniors from the CCHS boys' basketball team and cheerleading squad were recognized during tonight's contest against Villa Madonna. Bryce Stewart, who passed away tragically, was also recognized with special memories from his teammates and coaches as well as a gift to his family.
Tomorrow is the next ACT Super Saturday test prep session. Juniors can still register!
ššThe Carroll County Schools Transportation Department is implementing a new rule that will limit the number of addresses to which a student can be delivered by a school bus.
āWe are getting overwhelmed with bus passes so we are going to have to work together,ā said Transportation Director Dianna Dunn.
She explained that school buses are fully loaded and adding more students is beginning to create problems. The district is asking parents and guardians to work together to make this a seamless transition.
āStudents are allowed to have two addresses and those will be the only two addresses that they can be delivered to,ā Dunn said. The exception to that rule is a high school student who has a bus pass to go to work.
Questions can be directed to the transportation department at 502-732-7099.šš
