Kathryn Winn Primary students learned about expectations while in school, how to walk quietly in the hallway and how the cafeteria works today.
Cartmell Elementary students spent part of their first day of school reviewing expectations and learning about each piece of their school day.
The CCHS Class of 2025 was welcomed back to school with a sunrise breakfast sponsored by parents. Dozens of them enjoyed breakfast prepared and served by parents and lots of fun photo opportunities.
We are excited to welcome students back to Carroll County Schools tomorrow! Please see the list of start and release times as well as a map for Cartmell's pickup plan. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FSZKTJi58jCoANE9cB2kR10AoqPmQ04e/view?usp=sharing
The CCHS Lady Panthers volleyball team has released its schedule. The team will have an intersquad scrimmage on Thursday, Aug. 15 in preparation for their season. Join us in supporting these Panther student athletes!
School starts on Wednesday, August 14! Here are the list of bus stops as well as a link to a Google map with the stops. https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1DytZloWpE4IGKYLX0BFNJUnrMh44-vM&ll=38.67250311192607%2C-85.10574395&z=12
The Panther community showed its support at PantherFest again this year. Food trucks, vendors, school organizations, a car show and a taste of football entertained the crowd on Saturday night. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Parents/guardians of students taking dual credit classes, please attend an informational session tomorrow afternoon at CCHS.
Pantherfest is underway at CCHS! Come join us for football, food and fun! Lots of school organizations to support.
The Carroll County Area Technology Center staff celebrated their first day back together with breakfast.
The last of the new LED signs was installed yesterday. Carroll County Schools is excited to provide these additions to all of our buildings. They will be updated regularly with school events, districtwide information as well as photos and videos.
The Ready Fair, a special event for preschool and elementary school children, was a big success again this year. Tonight was the last of the open houses for our schools. We look forward to greeting our students on August 14! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Here's what it was really like behind the scenes to generate the beautiful photos that will fill the CCHS yearbook! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Seniors in the Class of 2025 were all smiles today for their yearbook photos featuring the traditional tuxedo and drape. (More photos of Senior Start-Up on the District Facebook page.)
Carroll County Schools has released its list of designated bus stops. According to Transportation Director Dianna Dunn, a few stops have been added this year after monitoring the routes during the last school year.
Dunn asked parents to be patient with bus drivers during the first couple of weeks, as it might take a little longer to get children home. It will take time for children to get used to their bus locations and how the process works.
Carroll County Schools is excited to welcome its new employees for the 2024-2025 school year! These three join the Kathryn Winn Primary staff.
Carroll County Schools is excited to welcome its new employees for the 2024-2025 school year! These three teachers join the Carroll County Middle School staff.
The middle and high school cross country schedule has been announced. Good luck to these Panther student athletes!
A change in Kentucky state law now mandates students who have 15 or more unexcused absences be reported to the Carroll County Attorney’s Office for truancy. This change is part of ongoing efforts to emphasize the importance of regular school attendance and to provide additional support to families to help prevent chronic absenteeism, according to the Kentucky Directors of Pupil Personnel.
Mark Willhoite, the Carroll County Schools Director of Pupil Personnel, said excused absences are unavoidable and encouraged families to familiarize themselves with the absence policies. “Our primary goal remains to collaborate with families to support students’ educational journeys and to address any barriers to consistent school attendance,” the DPP organization said in a press release.
Regular school attendance is crucial for academic success and families are urged to plan accordingly to ensure their children attend school consistently. Willhoite noted this information is being announced before school starts so there will be no confusion as the year progresses.
“We are here to support you and your child in achieving educational success,” he said. Please contact Willhoite’s office at 732-7070 with questions.
Open House season is underway! These Cartmell families registered students and visited informational tables last night. Please see the list of upcoming open houses and registration dates here.
