Yesterday was High Attendance Day across the state of Kentucky, and we celebrated students who showed up ready to learn! Several Panther Block classes had 100% attendance and were entered into a drawing for an attendance award.
🏆 Congratulations to Mr. States’ class, our Panther Block Attendance Award winner!
The following Panther Block classes will also receive a little something for their perfect attendance:
🐾 Sutton
🐾 Howard
🐾 Adair
🐾 Richards
🐾 Johnson
🎉 Congratulations to our individual student winner, Nik Brown!
Great job, Panthers! Thank you for showing up and making attendance a priority. Every day matters!
A big shoutout to these awesome students for helping prep and deliver rewards to students who were at school yesterday! 🎉🙌 They even jumped in to help clean up after one of our lunch waves!
We love finding fun ways to recognize our Panthers for showing up, being present, and making every school day count! And it’s even better when our students get to be part of celebrating their classmates. 🖤💛
Thank you to our student helpers for jumping in and helping spread a little joy around CCHS today!
🐾 Panthers supporting Panthers!
#CCHSPanthers #BlackAndGold #PantherPride #SchoolCulture #AttendanceMatters #ShowingUpMatters
Ms. Coulter’s students explored the physics and engineering behind roller coasters before putting their knowledge to the test! Students designed hills and loops to convert potential energy into kinetic energy and generate enough momentum to complete the loop.
They also identified areas of maximum energy and g-forces in their designs. What a fun way to put physics into motion! 💛🖤
Congratulations to Mr. States and Mrs. Sutton, our newest CCHS GOATs of the Week! 🐾
Thank you for all you do for our students and our school. We appreciate you! 💛🖤
Way to GOATs! 🐐👏
Other results include Rennin Sanders, 96; Mason Ogden, 97; Trey Miller, 98; and Rylan Kinman, 103.
(Photos courtesy of Chasity Snow, Misty Kinman and Angie Miller.)
📸 Picture Day is coming to CCHS!
Mark your calendars for Friday, September 18! 📅
Get ready to smile, Panthers! 🐾🖤💛
It was definitely a hot one for this year’s CCHS Powder Puff game!
The heat didn’t keep our girls from getting out on the field and having some fun. After a great game, the freshman team came out on top and took home the win!
Congratulations, freshmen! 🖤💛
(More photos on the District Facebook page. Photo contributor: Ms. Haddix.)
Festivities continue tonight with the Homecoming ceremony at 7:15 p.m. at Panther Field. The football game is slated to kick off at 8 p.m. against Grant County. We hope to see the stands full of Panther supporters! (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
All outdoor athletic practices on Thursday, Sept. 3 are cancelled.
The CCMS football game on Thursday, Sept. 3 is cancelled.
The CCHS varsity soccer team will play at 8 p.m. in Frankfort on Thursday, Sept. 3.
The CCHS Homecoming parade will run as scheduled on Thursday, Sept. 3. The parade starts at 6 p.m. at Point Park and will end at CCHS. Everyone is encouraged to line the parade route and support our students.
The CCHS football game on Friday, Sept. 4 will now start at 8 p.m.
The CCHS Homecoming ceremony on Friday, Sept. 4 will now begin at 7:15 p.m. at Panther Field.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we have to make changes in the interest of safety for our students and staff.
Carroll County Schools has cancelled all outdoor activities due to the extreme heat.
You can review the district weather chart at these links:
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1onQ50JbJ-jvguwvqQbxmOmiq4iaQ6oml/view?usp=drive_link
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1atkeI26B-IsBC8gOL1utMAmRgzLQsfCO/view?usp=drive_link
The Lady Panthers faced off against Eminence Tuesday night! Way to compete, Panthers! 🐾🏐
#CCPanthers #LadyPanthers #PantherPride
Who is a Carroll County educator who goes above and beyond?
We have so many educators who give their time, talent and heart to help our students thrive. Now, our community has an opportunity to make sure their efforts are recognized beyond our schools.
The Ohio Valley Educational Cooperative is celebrating its 50th anniversary by celebrating our teachers. Three Carroll County educators will be selected as finalists for the Honoring Excellence Ceremony: 50 Educators. 50 Years. One Mission, with one educator receiving the award for our district.
We invite parents, families, students, colleagues and community members to nominate a Carroll County educator who invests in their students, continues to grow professionally and consistently goes above and beyond.
If someone comes to mind, take a few minutes to tell their story. Your nomination could help shine a light on an educator who deserves to be recognized.
Nominate a Carroll County educator at www.ovec.org/nominate.
The Honoring Excellence Ceremony will be held November 17 in Shelbyville.
Panther families, a friendly reminder that Carroll County Schools is not in session Sept. 4-7.
However, the Carroll County Area Technology Center, iLEAD Academy and JCTC will be in session on Friday, Sept. 4. Students at those schools should check with their teachers and communication platforms for details. All schools are closed on Monday, Sept. 7.
We hope you enjoy your Labor Day holiday!
Students took on a LEGO building challenge and reflected on what happened when things got difficult.
The lesson wasn’t just about building, it was about persevering, asking questions, learning from mistakes, and trying a new approach.
This year, we’ll have challenges in every classroom. We want our Panthers to remember: struggling is part of learning! 💪🧠
#CCPanthers #GrowthMindset
