Our Panther athletes are continuing to work hard in preparation for the upcoming season! The CCHS Panthers football team takes the field on Aug. 10 for Pantherfest then returns for another home game on Aug. 23. (Photos courtesy of Rachel Spencer.)
The new group of 27 WEB Leaders at Carroll County Middle School met today for training in preparation for the upcoming school year. The students are mentors to fifth graders who might need a helping hand or encouragement as they transition to a new school. NorthKey and the Three Rivers District Health Department gave presentations. (Photos courtesy of Brandi McIntyre.)
The Carrollton American Legion Post 41 and the Ladies Auxiliary donated new flags to all schools. They began installing the flags at the end of the school year.
Summer meal box pick-up starts today at noon! Families are asked to circle around the middle school so you will exit the line at Fourth & Seminary streets after receiving you box(es). Please wait for staff members to come to your vehicle. Call 732-9362 with questions.
Panther athletic teams are hard at work preparing for their seasons to begin. The CCHS boys' soccer team is preparing for its first matches this weekend at the Bluegrass Games. Stay tuned for more preseason Panther athletics photos!
Seven new LED pole lights have been installed along the entrance to the Carroll County High School campus. The lights are a safety measure and an aesthetic benefit to the area.
The elementary schools are receiving a new mulch covering for their playgrounds this summer. The crew started working at Cartmell this week. They will spread a total of 483 cubic yards of playground-rated mulch at Cartmell and Kathryn Winn.
Carroll County Schools has a few opportunities for you to join our team! We offer a competitive salary package, great benefits and a wonderful work environment. Visit join.ccpanthers.com to apply to join our team!
The CCHS Panther football team has released its 2024 schedule!
Do you have a bachelor's degree and want to become a teacher for Carroll County Schools? Contact Jonica Ray at 502-732-7070 to find out how this new Option 7 program can allow you to become a certified teacher at an affordable cost.
This summer, Kathryn Winn Primary became a creative hub for several artists. Staff members and two high school students worked together to paint murals, build Lego wall designs and create various design elements that now adorn the school.
Their efforts were mainly concentrated in the cafeteria and bathrooms. In the cafeteria, a team of Aayme Kindoll, Brandi Castle, Tiffany Riley, Kara DeBaun, Brenna Mefford, and Zackary Kindoll painted a series of lively murals. Additionally, Zackary Kindoll crafted a Lego mural featuring Captain Bubble versus General Germ in the boys' bathroom, adding a playful yet educational touch.
The CCHS boys' golf team has announced its schedule.
Are you interested in becoming an aircraft mechanic? Check out this open house at Epic Flight Academy in Erlanger!
Tryouts for the high school boys' golf team will be tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at Fairway Golf Course in Wheatley. Those unable to attend on that date can try out on July 23 at the same time and place.
Students in the Project-Based Learning (PBL) program at Carroll County High School talked up the program to their younger counterparts before graduating. They visited project sites and explained how the program worked.
PBL was begun last year as a means for students to participate in hands-on activities that beautified the CCHS campus and teach them about planning, organizing and putting their ideas into practice. The class is open to seniors only. CCHS teachers Kevin States and Joe Creager lead students in their English and math classes while Jeff Fremin is their advisor and helps with creation and implementation of the projects. This year they will also be assisted by study skills instructors.
The Cartmell Elementary School STLP Animal Savers partnered with Dow to collect supplies for the Carroll County Animal Shelter near the end of the school year. Students helped document and load all of the supplies.
Clear backpacks will be required at Carroll County High School again this year. The school will provide backpacks to students during registration on August 8. Freshmen will register from 8 to 10 a.m., seniors from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and sophomores and juniors from 1 to 3 p.m.
Summer meal box pick-up starts today at noon! Families are asked to circle around the middle school so you will exit the line at Fourth & Seminary streets after receiving you box(es). Please wait for staff members to come to your vehicle. Call 732-9362 with questions.
Preparation for the beginning of the 2024-2025 school year is occurring throughout the district. Andria Kyle is the district's resident painter and has been diligently sprucing up areas this summer.
The online registration for 2024-2025 is now open! Please log into Infinite Campus, update and confirm your student's information to get them registered. All students are required to have an updated enrollment for each school year.
If you currently have a student enrolled in the Carroll County School District in Grades K-11, you will register by logging into your Infinite Campus Parent Portal Account, click on the word “More”, “Online Registration” and “24-25 Existing Student Registration”.
If you do not remember your username and/or password, you can request your information here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdGW94YuO4SAqmG4mOnVTM_gvn2rA3nUN8ZjYLZUOGJDjZ8zA/viewform
Parent Portal - Here is the link to access your Parent Portal account.
https://kyede2.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/carroll.jsp
