Several Carroll County Special Olympics athletes competed in the winter games this week. A number of CCHS students volunteered for the event as well, including a crew from the Fellowship of Christian Athletes/Anybodys chapter. Congratulations to all the athletes!
Welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center spent time practicing for a torch cutting competition.
Panther families and friends, Carroll County Schools is embarking on some exciting projects and we want you to be part of the process!
Kathryn Winn Primary has scheduled its Academic Screener Days for all incoming kindergarten students. Please register your incoming kindergarten student!
Carroll County High School has rescheduled its Homecoming festivities to Friday, Feb. 9. Varsity girls' and boys' teams will play Henry County. The girls' game begins at 6 p.m. and boys' at approximately 7:30 p.m. Homecoming royalty will be crowned between games. A dance will follow the basketball games in the high school cafeteria.
Carroll County Schools would like to thank the members of the Carroll County Board of Education for their hard work and dedication. January is School Board Appreciation Month. Thank you to Rob Spenneberg, member of the board.
Carroll County Schools would like to thank the members of the Carroll County Board of Education for their hard work and dedication. January is School Board Appreciation Month. Thank you to Carolyn Jones, member of the board.
Carroll County Schools would like to thank the members of the Carroll County Board of Education for their hard work and dedication. January is School Board Appreciation Month. Thank you to Corey Groseclose, member of the board.
Carroll County Schools would like to thank the members of the Carroll County Board of Education for their hard work and dedication. January is School Board Appreciation Month. Thank you to D'Anne Smith, vice chairwoman of the board.
Carroll County Schools would like to thank the members of the Carroll County Board of Education for their hard work and dedication. January is School Board Appreciation Month. Thank you to Gwen Chapman, chairwoman of the board.
Congratulations to Garrison Brumback and Parker Mumphrey for their football honors!
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ATTENTION! Tomorrow's basketball game against Tates Creek has been cancelled.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE! Tonight's Homecoming game against Henry County has been cancelled. A new date will be announced later.
Tomorrow, January 19, 2024 will be a traditional snow day in the Carroll County School District due to the forecast of snow lasting until late morning. We want all of our families to have time to prepare and make arrangements.
PLEASE TAKE NOTE! Tonight's Junior Varsity games against Henry county are cancelled.
Carroll County High School has named its prince and princess candidates for Homecoming. Junior prince and princess are Teague Walls and Cierrah Schaub. Sophomore prince and princess are Yerson Aguilar and Kait Maiden. Freshman prince and princess are Nik Brown and Hannah Weedman. They will be recognized between games tomorrow night in the contest against Henry County.
Carroll County High School will crown its Homecoming King and Queen tomorrow night between games with Henry County. Games begin at 6 p.m. The King candidates are Seth Franklin, Ross Crawford, Landon Groves, Braden Stephenson and Gage Stone. The Queen candidates are Robin Dillard, Mayra Nava Sanchez, KaiLeah Howard, Kayley Cates and Madi Hicks.
The Carroll County High School Lady Panthers soccer team recognized its student athletes who achieved academic all-state and academic all-state honorable mention.
Those achieving Academic All-State earned a minimum 3.75 GPA while the Honorable Mention reached a minimum 3.25 GPA.
Academic All-State First Team: Keydi Auxume, Gabrielle Cruz, Hemi Dickerson, Yarely Salas Gonzalez, Alyssa Horner, Makayla Keithley, Kelby Maiden, Laila Miller, Macie Miller, Reagan Miller, Evelyn Kait Maiden, Lauren Smith, Arlis Soto and Ainara Rodriguez.
Academic All-State Honorable Mention: Beyonce Castro, Denise Cotero, Brinley Couch, Melody Hager and Olivia Rivers.
The Carroll County Middle School academic team has advanced to regional competition.
The team participated in districts with the Quick Recall team placing second and three students placing in tests.
The academic team includes Brody Chowning, Keyla Hernandez Garcia, Hailey Pirtle, Maverick Johnson, Gian Zacarias Corona, Landon Martin, Kelsey Hash, Jace Shisler, Jonathan Pirtle, Gregory Humphrey, Dillan Davis and Aleeah Mercado.
The regional competition will take place on Feb. 10.
