The bracket for the 31st District Soccer Tournament has been set ā½š
All games will be at Henry County High School š
Admission is $8 per person šµ with children 10 and under entering for free š§š§
Tickets can be purchased with cash š² or through this link šhttps://public.eventlink.com/tickets?t=150302&p=230560
šToday is School Custodian Appreciation Day! š
Our custodial staff are the heroes behind the sparkle ššŖ! Thanks for keeping Carroll County Schools looking top notch. š«š§¹š§½Your hard work every day keeps our schools safe, clean, and shining āØš«. We appreciate all that you do šš!
Our custodial staff are the heroes behind the sparkle ššŖ! Thanks for keeping Carroll County Schools looking top notch. š«š§¹š§½Your hard work every day keeps our schools safe, clean, and shining āØš«. We appreciate all that you do šš!
Do you know these two featured in the 1973 CCHS yearbook? Post their names in the comments!
š Volunteers Needed! š
The Carroll County Cross Country Team is hosting our Home Invitational this Saturday, October 4, at General Butler State Park, and we need your help to make it a success!
Weāre looking for volunteers to:
š§ Hand out water bottles
š Pass out medals and ribbons
ā”ļø Help guide runners along the course
š Races start at 9 a.m. (5 total, finishing around 12:30 p.m.)
š Senior athletes will also be recognized that morning
šāāļø 12 teams are scheduled to compete!
If youāre available, weād love your support! Tis event canāt happen without our amazing community. Please email joseph.creager@carroll.kyschools.us if you can help! šš¤
The Carroll County Cross Country Team is hosting our Home Invitational this Saturday, October 4, at General Butler State Park, and we need your help to make it a success!
Weāre looking for volunteers to:
š§ Hand out water bottles
š Pass out medals and ribbons
ā”ļø Help guide runners along the course
š Races start at 9 a.m. (5 total, finishing around 12:30 p.m.)
š Senior athletes will also be recognized that morning
šāāļø 12 teams are scheduled to compete!
If youāre available, weād love your support! Tis event canāt happen without our amazing community. Please email joseph.creager@carroll.kyschools.us if you can help! šš¤
Mystery Solved at CCHS! šµļøāāļø
It was Mrs. Sutton, in the classroom, with the context clues! š Our students put their detective skills to the ultimate test in a game of "Whodunnit"! This real-life "Clue" experience led them to work together, ask the tough questions, and crack the case! š” Talk about an engaging way to learn! š
(šø Mrs. Sutton.)
It was Mrs. Sutton, in the classroom, with the context clues! š Our students put their detective skills to the ultimate test in a game of "Whodunnit"! This real-life "Clue" experience led them to work together, ask the tough questions, and crack the case! š” Talk about an engaging way to learn! š
(šø Mrs. Sutton.)
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant students at the Carroll County Area Technology center recently spent time learning to identify the bones of the skeletal system. (Photos courtesy of Ms. Mazza.)
Dual Credit Students -- It is time to set preferences for your KHEAA Dual Credit Scholarships!!!
Juniors and Seniors are eligible for TWO (2) Regular Dual Credit Scholarships this year*, each year (grades 11 and 12). These may only be used for General Education dual credit courses.
Students in Grades 9-12 are eligible for TWO (2) Work Ready Dual Credit Scholarships, each year (grades 9-12). These may only be used for Career & Technical Education dual credit courses.
Scholarships are not automatic -- You must register and/or sign in to your MyKHEAA Account, select the appropriate scholarship (Regular Dual Credit and/or Work Ready), and set your preferences for when you would like to use each scholarship. This needs to be completed BEFORE FALL BREAK. If you have received this email, it appears you have not set your scholarship preferences.
Before setting your preferences, please speak with Ms. Weedman, Mrs. Raisor, or Mr. Rose (ATC) to review your dual credit courses and talk through how to make the best use of the scholarships available to you. You may email, call, or drop by -- BUT, this must be taken care of this week (prior to fall break). See attachments for more information about the types of scholarships and the directions for setting your preferences.
If you have any questions about your dual credit courses or scholarships, please reach out as soon as possible. We are here to help! Emails have also been sent to all students and high school parents.
Juniors and Seniors are eligible for TWO (2) Regular Dual Credit Scholarships this year*, each year (grades 11 and 12). These may only be used for General Education dual credit courses.
Students in Grades 9-12 are eligible for TWO (2) Work Ready Dual Credit Scholarships, each year (grades 9-12). These may only be used for Career & Technical Education dual credit courses.
Scholarships are not automatic -- You must register and/or sign in to your MyKHEAA Account, select the appropriate scholarship (Regular Dual Credit and/or Work Ready), and set your preferences for when you would like to use each scholarship. This needs to be completed BEFORE FALL BREAK. If you have received this email, it appears you have not set your scholarship preferences.
Before setting your preferences, please speak with Ms. Weedman, Mrs. Raisor, or Mr. Rose (ATC) to review your dual credit courses and talk through how to make the best use of the scholarships available to you. You may email, call, or drop by -- BUT, this must be taken care of this week (prior to fall break). See attachments for more information about the types of scholarships and the directions for setting your preferences.
If you have any questions about your dual credit courses or scholarships, please reach out as soon as possible. We are here to help! Emails have also been sent to all students and high school parents.
Several Project-Based Learning students have worked on clearing a pathway and building a route for a new Cross Country track on the CCHS campus. The students cut grass, brush and small trees. Dan Stewart Farms donated his time and equipment to haul aggregate lime from NAS, which offered it for free. The material was used to build a new path for the Cross Country team, all in less than three days. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)
Panther community, please see this statement from Superintendent Casey Jaynes .
#MondaysCanBeBeautiful
Please see this statement from Carroll County Schools regarding threats made during the weekend via social media. No credible threat has been identified at this time.
English version:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12de70wTlOlZ6BnJ_wyQ8z93Mf-9tZK_x/view?usp=sharing
Spanish version:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pp-A853MHBqZOSCuW0ajZTqZPk02UP15/view?usp=sharing
Yerson Aguilar and Kait Maiden were crowned CCHS Homecoming King and Queen tonight. Congratulations to the royal Panthers! (More Homecoming photos on the District Facebook page.)
š£ Panther Nation! š¾ Weāve got a quick reminder about high school athletic event rules to help keep our games safe and enjoyable for all:
āļø Students younger than 9th grade must be with a parent, guardian, or another trusted adult. No adult = no entry.
āļø All students who show their school ID at the gate get into all CCHS home games FREE! š
Any student who does not show an ID must pay to get into the game.
āļø Students from other schools will be asked for a student ID or driverās license to confirm grade level. Out-of-district students still pay regular admission.
Thanks for doing your part to keep our events safe, fun, and supportive! šš¤
āļø Students younger than 9th grade must be with a parent, guardian, or another trusted adult. No adult = no entry.
āļø All students who show their school ID at the gate get into all CCHS home games FREE! š
Any student who does not show an ID must pay to get into the game.
āļø Students from other schools will be asked for a student ID or driverās license to confirm grade level. Out-of-district students still pay regular admission.
Thanks for doing your part to keep our events safe, fun, and supportive! šš¤
A small but spirited crowd gathered last night for the annual CCHS homecoming parade in Carrollton. Teams and some of the king and queen candidates waved to onlookers as they made their way from the middle school to the high school. š¤šThe CCHS Band of Gold was on hand to play some of the tunes they'll perform during tonight's game.š¶
Don't miss the homecoming game! The king and queen will be crowned at 7 p.m., and the game starts at 7:30 p.m. šWe hope to see you there! šš
Don't miss the homecoming game! The king and queen will be crowned at 7 p.m., and the game starts at 7:30 p.m. šWe hope to see you there! šš
Join us tonight at Panther field for the CCHS homecoming game! The Panthers take on Nicholas County. Homecoming festivities begin at 7 p.m. with crowning of the king and queen.
Patrick Parker and Nolyn Glacken were recognized by the Carroll County Board of Education tonight for earning a spot in the Bassmaster High School National Championship. Congratulations to these Panthers!
Panther fans, don't miss out on tonight's homecoming parade! šThe festivities begin at 6:15 p.m. at CCMS with the parade route following Fifth Street to Highland Avenue to 227 and ending at CCHS. Everyone is invited to come out and cheer on our students! š¤š
Who are these Carroll County High School students named "most talkative" in the 1973 yearbook? Put your answers in the comments below!
The CCHS boys' golf team recognized their senior team members at their match this week. Congratulations to these Panther student athletes! (Photo courtesy of Coach John Battaglia.)
The new chapter of Jobs for American Graduates (JAG) inducted its officers and new members last week.
āJAG is an elective that is being introduced to CCHS for the first time. We are equipping students with the academic support, employability skills, and personal development needed to thrive in high school and beyond, whether they pursue post-secondary education, enter the workforce, or join the military,ā said CCHS teacher and JAG Specialist Jaelyn Robinson.
The organizationās first President, Trinton Garrett, spoke during the ceremony, which included the Pledge of Allegiance, Presentation of Career Association Goals, and Closing Reflections. The other officers inducted include Vice President for Career Development Johnny Gibson, Vice President for Community Service Jace Romans, Vice President for Civic Awareness Logan Howard, Vice President for Social Activities Makenzie Gallagher, Vice President for Leadership Development Savannah Mullins, Secretary Madelynn Breeden, Historian Shianne Murray, and Coordinator of Public Relations/Marketing Adra Erina Hanani.
Donald Kauffman, a local banker at FNB Kentucky and president of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, spoke a few words to our students reciting the creed and how it will reflect on them in their future decisions.
Each officer lit a ceremonial candle in honor of their induction and every member of JAG received a certificate. After the ceremony, they enjoyed a short reception.
āJAG is an elective that is being introduced to CCHS for the first time. We are equipping students with the academic support, employability skills, and personal development needed to thrive in high school and beyond, whether they pursue post-secondary education, enter the workforce, or join the military,ā said CCHS teacher and JAG Specialist Jaelyn Robinson.
The organizationās first President, Trinton Garrett, spoke during the ceremony, which included the Pledge of Allegiance, Presentation of Career Association Goals, and Closing Reflections. The other officers inducted include Vice President for Career Development Johnny Gibson, Vice President for Community Service Jace Romans, Vice President for Civic Awareness Logan Howard, Vice President for Social Activities Makenzie Gallagher, Vice President for Leadership Development Savannah Mullins, Secretary Madelynn Breeden, Historian Shianne Murray, and Coordinator of Public Relations/Marketing Adra Erina Hanani.
Donald Kauffman, a local banker at FNB Kentucky and president of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce, spoke a few words to our students reciting the creed and how it will reflect on them in their future decisions.
Each officer lit a ceremonial candle in honor of their induction and every member of JAG received a certificate. After the ceremony, they enjoyed a short reception.
