The boys’ and girls’ 31st District basketball tournament will be held at Carroll County High School next week, Feb. 26-March 1.
The tournament opens on Monday, Feb. 26 with Carroll County’s Lady Panthers playing Henry County at 6 p.m. and the Carroll County Panthers playing Trimble County at 7:30 p.m.
Spectators should park in the main parking lot by Carroll County High School and enter the building through the west side gym entrance. Doors will be marked with signage.
Admission is $8 per person per night. It will only be a cash gate. Children aged 4 and younger are free.
Coach, superintendent, administrator, school board member and officials’ cards will be accepted, but no plus one guest is allowed.
Fan seating will be assigned each night. No signs, posters or noise makers are allowed.
Game footage will be provided via Hudl exchange for each game.
Please join us for a Town Hall meeting on Thursday, Feb. 22 at 6 p.m. in the CCMS cafeteria. We value your input on the strategic plan process and setting the goals for our district.
Several members of the CCHS track team earned spots in the Indoor State Track Meet.
The top 24 in each event qualifies for the state meet. They will compete on March 3 at Norton Healthcare & Sports Learning Center in Louisville. The meet starts at 2 p.m.
Boys’ results
400 Meter-Teague Walls 25th
800 Meter-Asriel Aguazul Mendoza 24th
Boys 4x400-(Teague Walls, Asriel Aguazul Mendoza, Elias Cardoso, Taylor Harsin with Aiden Lilley & Zander Webb as alternates) 10th
Boys 4x800-(Teague Walls, Asriel Aguazul Mendoza, Taylor Harsin, Alex Bolton with Aiden Lilley & Elias Cardoso as alternates) 9th
Girls’ results
Long Jump-Lydia Risk 24th
4x400- (Lydia Risk, Adree Dermon, Ava Webb, & Angel Harney) 10th
Jeff Fremin, the work-based learning coordinator at CCHS and a military veteran, helped Chevy Fountain and Cole Crawford hang a U.S. flag at the high school last week.
KK Hensley was also named NCKC Player of the Week! Congratulations!
Panther families, a reminder that school is not in session on Monday, Feb. 19. It is a teacher work day. We will welcome students back on Tuesday!
February is CTE (Career and Technical Education) month. Students in the automotive program at the Carroll County Area Technology Center learn the skills of their trade.
Due to the Internet outage in the district today (2/16/24,) if you need to send a bus pass to your child's school, please call the school rather than e-mail.
Child Development Center: 502.732.7016
Kathryn Winn: 502.732.7090
Cartmell Elementary: 502.732.7085
Middle School: 502.732.7080
High School: 502.732.7075
Students in fourth and eighth grades recently got to learn about classes and programs at the high school, iLEAD, ATC and JCTC. They also got to speak with several local employers during a career expo at the middle school. (More photos on the district Facebook page.)
A parent meeting is scheduled for student athletes on the middle and high school track and field teams.
Each Friday CCHS students are introduced to a number of careers that coincide with their interest and aptitude. Tourism and hospitality professionals spoke to the students recently.
You're never too old to celebrate Valentine's Day and compete for the best decorated box in the classroom. At least that's the spirit in Diane Glen's pre-nursing class at the Carroll County ATC. Students in the morning and afternoon classes celebrated the holiday.
Thank you to the wonderful School Resource Officers who protect our staff and students daily. We appreciate all of your hard work! Today we celebrate Sgt. Tim Gividen, Officer Dave Mutchler, Officer Laman Stark, Officer Darrell Tomlinson and Officer Don Mulhall.
February is CTE (Career and Technical Education) month. Students in the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant program at the Carroll County Area Technology Center learned recently about donning and doffing personal protective equipment.
Panther families, please remember no glass vases or balloons are allowed on school buses. Celebrate Valentine's Day with the safety rules in mind!
CCHS Principal Amy Sutter praised student leadership of a pre-Homecoming pep rally and the band of gold being directed by two of its members, Grace Whisman and Shelby Hillebrandt, during the game Friday night. The students took an active role in making Homecoming a big success!
A big crowd came to the CCHS Panthers Homecoming Friday night. Fans watched the girls' and boys' teams defeat Henry County. More Homecoming photos are posted on the District Facebook page.
The CCHS Boys' and Girls' soccer teams, which are reigning District Champions, were recognized Friday night for their achievement. Congratulations to these student athletes!
A Town Hall will be held Feb. 22 at 6 p.m. at Carroll County Middle School to continue gathering input that will be used to draft a Strategic Plan for Carroll County Schools. Please come and share your input with us!
CCHS administrators had a good time at homecoming festivities Friday night. Principal Amy Sutter joined students to cheer on the Panthers while Assistant Principal David Craig and long-time friend Carrollton Police Chief Mike Willhoite took advantage of a beautiful photo backdrop to recreate the Step Brothers poster.
