Cartmell Elementary students in Mrs. Pirtle's class learned about density from Joyce Doyle, 4-H youth development agent for Carroll County.
Carson Lipe and Lilly Frye recently took their academic achievements to the next level, competing in the final round for a prestigious full scholarship to Bellarmine University.
They were selected from 330 students from across the state and country. They will enter Bellarmine University as juniors, after completing an associate’s degree during their high school career. This earns them a spot in the Bellarmine University Honors Program. They will find out at the end of February or first week of March if they were awarded one of 10 full scholarships.
Carson and Lilly had to compete by doing two on-demand writings, mock classroom discussions and interviews with Bellarmine deans and faculty.
Congratulations to Carson and Lily for representing Carroll County! (Photo courtesy of Katrina Lipe.)
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Several CCHS juniors took advantage of the ACT Super Saturday test prep session yesterday. Juniors can still sign up for the next sessions by contacting Mrs. Lewellyn at christin.lewellyn@carroll.kyschools.us when school resumes. (Photos courtesy of Christin Lewellyn.)
Carroll County Middle School chose a King and Queen of Hearts for two assemblies it held today. The fifth and sixth grade winners were King Braxton Jackson and Queen Amy Herincx Morales. The seventh and eighth grade winners were King Cooper Meadows and Queen Kaden Dalton. The winners were selected by the crowd's applause.
Panther families, a reminder that school is not in session on Monday, Feb. 17!
Today we celebrate School Resource Officer Appreciation Day! Thank you to all of our SRO team for keeping us safe!
Mrs. Sutton's students hosted their friends from Owen, Gallatin, Henry and Trimble counties today to celebrate Valentine's Day. They played games, ate pizza and cotton candy, danced and had their faces painted. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Can you name these two pictured in the 1997 Carroll County Middle School yearbook? Put your answers in the comments!
Several Panther athletes ranked in the top 50 in Class 1A Indoor Track after the first month of the season. The runners compete next on Saturday, Feb. 15 at Norton’s Health Center in Louisville.
Their rankings include:
Taylor Harsin is ranked 19th in the 3200 and 45th in the 400.
Teague Walls is ranked 43rd in the 400.
Case Dermon is ranked 36th in shot put.
Horacio Magdaleno-Granados is ranked 48th in the 400.
The boys 4x400 meter relay team is currently ranked 11th.
Adree Dermon is ranked 30th in the 55 meter dash and 41st in the 400.
Macie Miller is ranked 11th in High Jump and 19th in the 55 meter hurdles.
Lydia Risk is ranked 45th in the 800 meter run.
Girls 4x400 meter relay team is also currently ranked 11th.
Congratulations to all of these Panther athletes on their hard work!
Due to current and anticipated road conditions and ongoing overnight snow, Carroll County Schools will observe an NTI Day tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 12. Staff will not report to school, but teachers will be available for students from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
This is the agenda for Thursday's Carroll County Board of Education working meeting. Some have asked if the proposed tax increase will be discussed. It is not on the agenda and will not be discussed. By law, special meetings have discussion limited only to the items on the agenda. This is considered a special meeting because the date was changed, not because of the content. All board of education meetings are open to the public.
We are always on the lookout for bus drivers! Go to join.ccpanthers.com to join our team!
Panther families, if your child needs technical support during this NTI Day, please call the technical support line at 502-732-1066.
The Carroll County Board of Education's working meeting is rescheduled from tonight, Feb. 11, to Thursday, Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. in the board of education conference room at 813 Hawkins St., Carrollton.
Tonight's basketball games at Eminence have been postponed until tomorrow.
The Carrollton City Council issued a proclamation on behalf of our school counselors tonight. The gesture is in honor of last week's counselor recognition week.
Due to anticipated winter weather, Carroll County Schools will use an NTI day on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Teachers will be available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No staff will report to school.
This week marks Family Resources Youth Services Center (FRYSC) Appreciation Week. Thank you to our three FRYSC staff who work tirelessly to help children throughout our school district!
Have you ever wondered what the band sees during their concerts? Here's a glimpse at CCHS Band Director Eric Allen and CCMS Band Director Elliott Hawks.
