Kathryn Winn Primary is hosting its first book fair of the year next week, Sept. 11-15.
The book fair will be held in the lobby at the west end of the library. This year families can establish an eWallet which will allow anyone to contribute and the child uses that to make his/her purchases. In addition, you can shop online for the book fair and items will be delivered to your home.
All purchases benefit Kathryn Winn Primary.
Follow this link to view the Kathryn Winn book fair homepage, utilize eWallet and shop online. https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/kathrynwinn
The CCHS Panther golf team secured a victory at Senior Night last night against Scott High. The seniors are Neil Abbott, Grayson Kinman, Ayden Taylor and Branon Battaglia. The Panthers won 171-191. More photos are in a folder on the district Facebook page.
Congratulations to CCHS Panther Brandon Jimenez for being named NCKC Player of the Week! Brandon is a member of the varsity soccer team.
Carroll County Middle School SRO Sgt. Tim Gividen wowed students with his ability to spin a basketball on his finger. He tried to pass the ball to Kaine Melton during the school's first assembly last week, but the pair couldn't quite connect.
Carroll County Middle School seventh grade science students of Larisa James put Newton's laws of motion into effect recently by creating Newton Cars. The top performers raced down the 7th grade hallway.
The CCHS Panthers Cross Country team competed in the Shelby County Invitational Saturday, September 2. The results were:
Boys
Taylor Harsin - 22:15.37
Alex Bolton - 23:10.92
Johnathan Pirtle - 29:28.99
Teague Walls - 30:48.96
Girls
Adree Dermon - 31:32.82
New CCMS students were sorted into their house on Friday. Each student is sorted into one of the eight school houses and will spend their middle school career with that group. (More photos will be posted in an album on the district's Facebook page.)
Welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center have begun working on projects such as fixing a booth table and working on a new cutting table.
Kathryn Winn Primary will host Doughnuts with Your Favorite Person on Thursday, Aug. 31, beginning at 7 a.m.
This program began last year with local business owner and Carrollton City Councilwoman Deidra Hays securing donations from NAS for two gatherings, one at Winn and one at Cartmell. She was joined by another business owner and council member, Linda Davis, who was the speaker for those events. Davis will also be the guest speaker at Thursday’s Doughnuts With Your Favorite Person.
Hayes said NAS has agreed this year to host the event for one school per month and will host for Winn, Cartmell and the Middle School the last month of the year. She’s still pursuing interest at the high school. Doughnuts are provided through HOS Coffee.
“I think our main goal with these little events is just to give students and someone they care about a few minutes to enjoy their morning together and to listen to a positive speaker as they get their day started,” Hayes said.
Kathryn Winn Primary will host Doughnuts with Your Favorite Person on Thursday, Aug. 31, beginning at 7 a.m.
This program began last year with local business owner and Carrollton City Councilwoman Deidra Hays securing donations from NAS for two gatherings, one at Winn and one at Cartmell. She was joined by another business owner and council member, Linda Davis, who was the speaker for those events. Davis will also be the guest speaker at Thursday’s Doughnuts With Your Favorite Person.
Hayes said NAS has agreed this year to host the event for one school per month and will host for Winn, Cartmell and the Middle School the last month of the year. She’s still pursuing interest at the high school. Doughnuts are provided through HOS Coffee.
“I think our main goal with these little events is just to give students and someone they care about a few minutes to enjoy their morning together and to listen to a positive speaker as they get their day started,” Hayes said.
We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
We're excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
The All Pro Dad schedule for Kathryn Winn has been released.
Sept. 5
Oct. 10
Nov. 14
Dec. 5
Jan. 9
Feb. 6
March 5
April 9
May – One big event will be scheduled at a time to be determined
The CCHS Cross Country team competed at the Grant County Invitational this weekend.
Panther runners went up against more than 130 contestants. None of Carroll County’s athletes placed. The top five scores of each team count toward their cumulative score.
The meet results were:
Boys
Taylor Harsin - 20:41.3
Alex Bolton -23:26.8
Teague Walls - 25:27.5
Johnathan Pirtle - 28:18.8
Girls
Adree Dermon - 35:41.9
We are excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
We are excited to announce and welcome our new staff members! Please check our social media for regular updates.
Cartmell Elementary students learned about "less than" and "greater than" concepts with their teacher, Natalie Abbott, recently.
Several Carroll County High School students participated in the Swiss Wine Festival parade today. Keagan Hatton and Rileigh Darnold were the CCHS Ambassadors and they were accompanied by members of the cheerleading squad and soccer team, Hannah Weedman was the Edelweiss Teen Princess and the CCHS Band of Gold performed. Proud of our Panthers! (More photos will be posted in an album on the district's Facebook page.)
