🚌🚍The Carroll County Schools Transportation Department is implementing a new rule that will limit the number of addresses to which a student can be delivered by a school bus.
“We are getting overwhelmed with bus passes so we are going to have to work together,” said Transportation Director Dianna Dunn.
She explained that school buses are fully loaded and adding more students is beginning to create problems. The district is asking parents and guardians to work together to make this a seamless transition.
“Students are allowed to have two addresses and those will be the only two addresses that they can be delivered to,” Dunn said. The exception to that rule is a high school student who has a bus pass to go to work.
Questions can be directed to the transportation department at 502-732-7099.🚍🚌
Hey everyone, guess what?! Due to ongoing flooding of Carroll County's roadways, Carroll County Schools will be closed on Friday, Feb. 21 for a traditional weather day. We hope to see our students and staff back on Monday! Stay safe!
Multiple roads remain under water within our community. Please be safe while driving and do not try to cross flooded roadways. These include KY 1204 in Worthville, Old Carlisle Road, Mill Creek and Blue Lick.
The elementary and high school track teams have announced their 2025 schedule.
February is CTE (Career and Technical Education) Month. Here's a snapshot of some things students are doing at the Carroll County Area Technology Center.
Carroll County Schools will be closed again tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 20, due to ongoing flooding of roads and anticipated weather events. This is a traditional snow/weather day. Please stay safe!
Project-Based Learning (PBL) students repaired and replaced plumbing in the hydroponic greenhouse. (Photos courtesy of Jeff Fremin.)
The regularly scheduled game between the CCHS Panthers and Whitefield Academy has been cancelled.
The girls' and boys' JV basketball district brackets have been set. Please support our student athletes during their tourney! 🏀🏀 (Graphics courtesy of Andrea Searcy.)
Track and field athletes, a parent meeting will be held next week to discuss the upcoming season and expectations.
Carroll County Schools will be closed tomorrow due to ongoing flooding and anticipated snow. This will be an NTI Day. Teachers will be available for students from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Stay safe everyone!
Tonight's boys' basketball game and senior night have been postponed until Friday, Feb. 21. Seniors will be honored between games. The JV squad plays at 6 p.m. with varsity taking the court at 7:30 p.m.
North American Stainless helped the Carroll County Area Technology Center celebrate CTE (Career and Technical Education) Month by giving a large donation of steel and equipment to the welding program. Justin Tingle, welding instructor, estimated the donation is valued at $10,000 approximately. It includes helmets, gloves, jackets and a large amount of stainless steel. Thank you to our industry partner North American Stainless!
Panther families, if your child needs tech support during NTI, please call the tech support hotline.
CCHS Lady Panthers basketball seniors Elle Spencer, Kelby Maiden, Josilyn Hamm and Erica McGuire were recognized before tonight's varsity game.
Carroll County Schools will be closed Tuesday, Feb. 18 due to high water on several roads within the county. This is an NTI day. Teachers will be available from 10-3.
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.)
Panther families, a reminder that school is not in session on Monday, Feb. 17!
