Carroll County Schools

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Please see this letter from Carroll County Schools regarding expectations at athletic events.

The MSD classroom at Carroll County High School held a pie in the face fundraiser and teacher Benny Johnson was the winner! The students raised money for a valentine's social with MSD classrooms from other counties. The whole school turned out to watch the event today!

The CCHS Panthers and Lady Panthers basketball teams have released their schedules. Fill the stands this season to support our student athletes!

How many of these CCHS Panthers do you know? Put your answers in the comments!

Hello Panther families! As the winter season is approaching, we would like to remind you that telephone message announcements for school cancellation will come from 502.732.3080. Please save that number in your phone. This number will also be used if your child's school sends out a voice message.

There's still time to donate to the Kathryn Winn hygiene drive! All donations go to the Carroll County Champions organization.

Panther families, come to Black & Gold Night on Friday and support our Panther student athletes! You will see our cheerleaders and basketball teams demonstrate their skills.

Don't forget Friday is Black & Gold Night! Come to the CCHS gym and support our Panther student athletes!

Spanish 4 students of Magali McCarty made gorditas dulces for the Spanish 3 students at CCHS. Gorditas dulces are sweet griddle cakes made with sugar and cinnamon. (Photo courtesy of Mrs. McCarty.)

Horacio Magdaleno Garcia is assisting with a project at Carrollton Utilities through the Work-Based Learning program at Carroll County High School. Engineer Kaleb Nab, who is a CCHS graduate, is working with Horacio to determine the depth of water lines along roadways. The goal for all WBL students is to attain 300 hours of successful employment and be considered career ready at graduation. Those students who are career ready receive a notation on their diploma and a cord to wear at graduation.

Career Cluster Fridays are back at Carroll County High School. Students spoke with professionals in the education and human services fields last week. (Photos courtesy of Jeff Fremin.)

The sophomore class collected 148 cans during the annual canned food drive to benefit the Carroll County Food Pantry. Their prize was an ice cream party on Friday. The juniors brought in 134 items, the freshmen 66 items, the seniors 101 items and the MSD classroom brought in 89 items.

Students in Mackenzie Wright’s Ag Employability Skills class annually participate in a mock interview session with local business leaders. They write a resumé then present it to the interviewer. Each interviewer scores the students after asking a list of prepared questions related to the job for which they are interviewing.

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Panther basketball teams will be spotlighted at the annual Black & Gold Night on Friday, Nov. 22. Teams from Carroll County Junior Panthers, middle and high school will play. Come out and support these Panther student athletes!

📢📢CORRECTED LINK! 📢📢 The Carroll County School District provides health services to students so that their attendance and/or school-related program participation is not interrupted. In order to serve your child in case of accident or sudden illness, it is necessary that we have this release form signed. Please review and complete the Google form. Please know that regardless of whether consent is given or not, emergency medical care may be provided when needed in life threatening or emergency medical situations. A separate consent form will be sent out for all scheduled health services activities such as screenings and vaccination clinics. Please note, this does not apply to Head Start students. https://forms.gle/fRg1Snsq9FDqY1919

Kathryn Winn Primary students loaded donated food onto a school bus that will be delivered to the Carroll County food pantry today. The school district has held a food drive all week to support the food pantry during the holiday season. We're so proud of our Panthers!

CCMS students learned how their choices can take them on good or bad paths at a Truth or Consequences program sponsored by the Carroll County Cooperative Extension Service recently. Students drew a scenario then traveled to different stations to learn their fate. They also experienced what it was like to function under the influence of intoxicants by wearing “drunk goggles.” This piece of the program was led by the Carrollton Police Department.