Five Panthers made the 31st District All-Tournament Team following the baseball and softball tournament, which was completed last night. The Panthers baseball team was runner-up in the tournament and will advance to regionals. The softball honorees are Brooklyn Rose and Brinley Couch while the baseball honorees are Brannon Battaglia, Landon Isaacs and Coy Willhoite. Congratulations to all!
Eighth grade students received academic and some special awards during a ceremony this morning. The eighth grade graduation will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the CCMS gymnasium. Tickets are required for the event.
Cartmell Elementary School held a special field day today for the members of Reveur House. This crew raised the most money for the Walk-A-Thon. The funds will be used to purchase new playground equipment. Students were treated to games in the gym, doughnuts, a dance party and sidewalk chalk drawing.
The Class of 2023 made their final trek through each of the district's schools today. (More photos will be included in a photo album on the district's Facebook page.)
CCHS Seniors received their cap and gown today following honors day. The seniors were also treated to a slide show of their classmates featuring baby photos and senior photos.
Congratulations to the Carroll County High School kitchen staff for their recent award from the Kentucky Department of Education. (The full story can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/kydeptofed.) The kitchen staff includes Susie Smith, Lillie Evans, Sheila O'Neal, Chasity Heilman (manager) and Vicki Perry.
Kathryn Winn Primary students hosted moms and mother figures today. They gathered in the gymnasium for statements from a few children then went to classrooms, where they made a craft together.
Cartmell Elementary School held its spring musical yesterday. The students performed for their classmates during the day and the community that evening. A rendition of Disney songs and a dance party rounded out the event.
Congratulations to Landon Isaacs for being named NCKC Player of the Week!
The Carroll County High School symphonic band is competing at the State Concert Band Festival at the University of Louisville today. This is the first time in recent history the band has made it to this level of competition so a bus was chartered for the musicians. CCHS Principal Amy Sutter helped the students load their instruments.
Students in the Agriculture Employability Skills class tested out their interviewing abilities today with a guest panel. The class teaches life skills, such as purchasing a car, paying taxes, how to write a check and how to write a resume and cover letter. The 12-person mock interview panel included industry representatives, CCHS Principal Amy Sutter, small business owners, a member of the military as well as Carroll County Schools Superintendent Casey Jaynes.
The Carroll County High School FFA Greenhouse is open! Plants are for sale from Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. This week, the greenhouse will stay open until 4 p.m. on Thursday for the Mother's Day shoppers. Cell packs are $2, 4 inch pots are $4 and all hanging baskets are $18.
Students in the electrical program at the Carroll County Area Technology Center learned about pipe bending from two Synergy Electrical Services employees. They explained the types of bends, materials to use and why each bend is used.
Cartmell Elementary is seeking to hire for several positions. Check out the offerings and the benefits of working at Carroll County Schools! More information can be found at join.ccpanthers.com.
Kathryn Winn Primary School is seeking a few staff members. Check out the opportunities and benefits of working with Carroll County Schools! Go to www.join.ccpanthers.com to see all openings.
Today we celebrate our Lunch Heroes! Thank you for your dedication and hard work. Cartmell Elementary third graders are pictured with the thank you notes they wrote. We appreciate you!
Kindergarten registration is ongoing. Please see these flyers for details.
Eighth grade students in the gifted and talented program took a field trip to the Carroll County Extension Office recently. They learned about healthy eating habits, how to properly measure ingredients, cut vegetables and made their own pizzas, salad and dessert. (Additional photos will be posted on the Carroll County School District Facebook page.)
CCHS science students of Mariah Adair are closing out their year by working on a variety of experiments. They sought to understand different chemical reactions, such as when soda interact with Mentos candy. Students wrote a lab report explaining what they learned. They used different types of soda to see if they reacted differently to the candy.
The Carroll County Middle School and Carroll County High School bands performed Friday in their annual spring concert. The CCMS Winter Guard also participated. (Additional photos will be posted on the Carroll County School District Facebook page.)
