This week we celebrate our school social workers during National School Social Worker Week. Thank you for all you do!
These CCHS students repaired the Commonwealth of Kentucky flag flying at their school recently. The students are Jaylinn Perkinson, Chevy Fountain and Cole Crawford. They were aided by Jeff Fremin.
Fourth grade students at Cartmell Elementary learned about stored energy by using rubber bands and toy cars. They are in Jessica Butcher's class.
Carroll County High School's baseball team opens its season with a scrimmage on March 6 against Kentucky Country Day. Their first game is March 13. (Graphic by Trey Moore.)
The Animal Savers completed their supply drive at Cartmell Elementary and got to visit some puppies from the Carroll County Animal Shelter recently.
Animal Savers is part of the Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP) at Cartmell. In total, they collected 383 items for the shelter, which is 111 more items than last year. Their donations filled the shelter's van three times.
They are going to present this project at STLP State on March 27 in Lexington!
The CCHS boys 4x800 team of Alex Bolton (8th), Taylor Harsin (11th), Aiden Lilley (11th), and Asriel Aguazul Mendoza (9th) finished 7th at the Inaugural KHSAA Indoor State Track Championship this weekend. Congratulations to these student athletes!
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Kaitlyn "KK" Hensley, Braden Stephenson and Landon Groves were named to the 31st District All-Tournament basketball team. Congratulations to these student athletes!
The middle and high school bands will perform on March 7 at CCMS. This is a preparatory concert for their upcoming concert band festival. A guest judge will evaluate each band and give feedback following their performances. Come enjoy a night of quality music!
The District 31 boys' and girls' basketball championship games are tonight at Carroll County High School. The girls game begins at 6 p.m. with the boys at 8 p.m. Trophy presentations and net cuttings will occur after each game.
The book fair rolls into Kathryn Winn Primary on Monday! Plan ahead by creating your e-wallet. Friends and family contribute to an online wallet to help our littles shop without cash. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/content/fairs/ewallet.html
Today we celebrate our maintenance team. Thank you for your hard work!
Carroll County Schools Superintendent Casey Jaynes shared information today on the proposed state budget and how that money is used in the district, dreams for future facilities and an update on the Strategic Plan. Watch our social media for the next Coffee With Casey!
CTE (Career and Technical Education) Month comes to a close with a spotlight on the pre-nursing students in the Carroll County Area Technology Center. They are shown demonstrating skills as well as showing middle school students what they learn in class.
CTE (Career and Technical Education) Month wraps up today. Students in the agriculture program at Carroll County High School are shown working in the greenhouses, planting flowers and preparing the hydroponic greenhouse for the next growing season.
The CCHS Panthers basketball team has advanced in the District 31 tournament for the first time in 12 years. Fill the stands tonight to cheer them on to victory against Gallatin County! Admission is $8 per person. Game time is 7:30 p.m. at CCHS.
Carroll County Schools is in the process of determining priorities for a science instructional resource. We are surveying students, science teachers, and families. Your feedback is valuable to the committee as they work to determine the priorities in the science instructional resource.
Please complete the survey at your earliest convenience by clicking on the English https://forms.gle/9pqZ5HrYhBTuR7cw6
or Spanish https://forms.gle/NpPKWW41uR6ezanH9 survey.
The survey will close on March 1st.
The Carroll County Panthers boys' basketball team will advance in the District 31 tournament after defeating Trimble County. The Panthers will play Gallatin County at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 28. Fill the stands and support our Panthers!
The Carroll County Lady Panthers came up short last night in their contest against Henry County. Their season ended with a loss in the District 31 tournament. Congratulations to the Lady Panthers on a hard fought game.
Staff, students and community members are continuing to work on development of a strategic plan, which will set the course for Carroll County Schools for the next 5 to 10 years. The next Town Hall is at 6 p.m. on March 19. Join us for this important discussion!
