Can you name this Panther basketball player cutting down the net? Put your answers in the comments below!
Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center practiced hands-on patient care techniques, building confidence and real-world skills to prepare for future careers in healthcare.
Project-Based Learning students worked on electrical projects at the football/soccer complex and a newly renovated workshop at CCHS before the school year ended. They installed new LED lighting in the barn where teams gather during games and installed outlets and lights in the new workshop. They were led by School Community Liaison Jeff Fremin.
Congratulations to these Carroll County Area Technology Center pre-nursing students for achieving their State Registered Nursing Assistant certification.
The remaining pick-up dates for the free summer mealbox distribution are July 3, 16 and 25. You can still sign up for the free meals by using the link at the end of this story. Following are some guidelines for making the collections efficient.
Pick-ups will occur at Carroll County High School and Carroll County Middle School. Please pick up at the location that you signed up for when you registered for the meals. If you picked up food last week and received a tag, please hang that where it is visible to workers.
Carroll County High School Noon to 2 p.m.: Meal box distribution is set up on the small road that runs between the high school and Cartmell Elementary. You will enter on the front side of either of those schools and turn toward the distribution tent. Stay in your vehicle and your food will be brought to you. After getting your box(es) you will exit at the rear of Cartmell onto U.S. 42.
Carroll County Middle School 4 to 6 p.m.: Meal box distribution is set up on the Fourth street side of the middle school by the cafeteria. You will need to turn from Clay Street, turning onto Fourth Street to go past the Gym to be in the line. Stay in your vehicle and your food will be brought to you. After getting your box(es) you can exit by continuing on Fourth toward Highland Avenue, or turn onto Seminary or Sycamore streets.
All traffic needs to be moving in the same direction, so please adhere to directions and follow the posted signs.
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Pick-ups will occur at Carroll County High School and Carroll County Middle School. Please pick up at the location that you signed up for when you registered for the meals. If you picked up food last week and received a tag, please hang that where it is visible to workers.
Carroll County High School Noon to 2 p.m.: Meal box distribution is set up on the small road that runs between the high school and Cartmell Elementary. You will enter on the front side of either of those schools and turn toward the distribution tent. Stay in your vehicle and your food will be brought to you. After getting your box(es) you will exit at the rear of Cartmell onto U.S. 42.
Carroll County Middle School 4 to 6 p.m.: Meal box distribution is set up on the Fourth street side of the middle school by the cafeteria. You will need to turn from Clay Street, turning onto Fourth Street to go past the Gym to be in the line. Stay in your vehicle and your food will be brought to you. After getting your box(es) you can exit by continuing on Fourth toward Highland Avenue, or turn onto Seminary or Sycamore streets.
All traffic needs to be moving in the same direction, so please adhere to directions and follow the posted signs.
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A CCHS student took on the project of replacing the flags in front of the high school. He ordered new flags, swivel hooks, and a solar light to illuminate the flags. School Community Liaison Jeff Fremin helped him tie on new swivel hooks and raise the flags. CCHS teacher Ms. Elizabeth Perkins worked with him to research and order a U.S., Kentucky and Carroll County High School flag, as well as the new hardware. (Photos courtesy of Jeff Fremin.)
šBasketball camp was a big success again this year! We look forward to seeing all of these Panther student athletes hit the court! ā¹š»āāļøā¹š»āāļø(Photo courtesy of Coach Roger Harden.)
Several local options are available for free sports physicals and vaccine clinics. Please take a moment to review these flyers and take advantage of these opportunities. Thank you to our community partners for offering these services to our families.
Hello Panther Families! Please see the attached guidance on how Carroll County Schools will address the newly passed law stipulating how all school employees and volunteers are allowed to communicate with students. Please be patient with us as we continue to understand the legalities and the limitations of this new law. Thank you for your patience.
Registration for the 2025-2026 school year is now open! This applies to students in K-12 only. Please go to https://www.ccpanthers.com/ and follow instructions on the registration page.
Students in Mrs. McCartyās third and fifth period Spanish classes competed to build the tallest Tower of Tarragona. The students learned about the tradition of building human towers, or castells, in the city of Catalonia, Spain.
The third period class had a tie between two groups with 24 levels. The tie breaker was the challenge of saying in Spanish what the castells were, where they are from, and to say how many levels their tower had. Both groups were able to do the challenge, so Mrs. McCarty declared a tie.
The fifth period class winner built a tower with 21 levels. (Photos courtesy of Mrs. McCarty.)
Several Carroll County Middle School students were recognized for perfect attendance with the help of some community partners.
The students were treated to a donated lunch from Mi Viejo, each received a gift certified for a free Snappy Tomato pizza and the American Legion donated a 50-inch TV and 11-inch tablet. Jordan Polley won the TV, while Lillian Humphrey won the tablet.
The students honored include: Ava Boyer, Cesar Castillo-Hernandez, Lillian Humphrey, Jordan Polley, Catherine Duncan, Thomas Howard, Thomas Starkweather, Trenton Hoover, Harley Pirtle, Aurora Reynoso Ramirez, Jayden Price and Abigail Laib.
Thank you to our community partners for recognizing this student achievement!
(Photos courtesy of Sheila Reynolds.)
Carroll County Child Development Center students enjoyed a water day with their dads and father figures before school ended. (Photos courtesy of CCCDC.)
CCHS students had fun playing baseball with staff members and local police during their annual field day. (More photos on the District's Facebook page.)
The next pick-up date for the summer mealbox distribution is Monday, June 16. You can still sign up for the free meals by using the link at the end of this story. Following are some guidelines for making the collections efficient.
Pick-ups will occur at Carroll County High School and Carroll County Middle School. Please pick up at the location that you signed up for when you registered for the meals. If you picked up food last week and received a tag, please hang that where it is visible to workers.
šCarroll County High School Noon to 2 p.m.: Meal box distribution is set up on the small road that runs between the high school and Cartmell Elementary. You will enter on the front side of either of those schools and turn toward the distribution tent. Stay in your vehicle and your food will be brought to you. After getting your box(es) you will exit at the rear of Cartmell onto U.S. 42.
šCarroll County Middle School 4 to 6 p.m.: Meal box distribution is set up on the Fourth street side of the middle school by the cafeteria. You will need to turn from Clay Street, turning onto Fourth Street to go past the Gym to be in the line. Stay in your vehicle and your food will be brought to you. After getting your box(es) you can exit by continuing on Fourth toward Highland Avenue, or turn onto Seminary or Sycamore streets.
ā ļøAll traffic needs to be moving in the same direction, so please adhere to directions and follow the posted signs.
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Welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center wrapped up their year by working on a number of projects.
Hello Panther Families! Today is the first day to pick up your Summer Mealbox. Please pick up at the location you chose when you registered for the meals.
āNoon - 2:00pm Carroll County High School: Meal box distribution is set up on the small road that runs between the high school and Cartmell Elementary. You will enter on the front side of either of those schools and turn toward the distribution tent. Stay in your vehicle. After getting your box(es) you will exit at the rear of Cartmell.
ā4:00 - 6:00pm Carroll County Middle School: Meal box distribution is set up on the Fourth street side of the middle school by the cafeteria. You will need to turn from Clay Street, turning onto Fourth to go past the gym to be in the line. Stay in your vehicle. After getting your box(es) you can exit by continuing on Fourth toward Highland Avenue, or turn onto Seminary or Sycamore streets.
šAll traffic needs to move in the same direction, so please adhere to directions and follow the posted signs.
CCHS Seniors Aiden Lilley and Macie Miller finished off the 2025 track season by competing at the state track meet held at UK Track & Field. Macie tied her season best in high jump with 4-8 and finished 15th overall. Aiden competed in the 300 meter hurdles, finishing 22nd overall.
āWe are extremely proud of them and the legacy of Panther Track and Field that they contributed to over the past few years,ā said Coach Joe Creager. (Photos courtesy of Coach Creager.)
Carroll County Area Technology Center students in the automotive class worked on several projects.
The Carroll County Child Development Center proudly displayed a proclamation issued by the Kentucky State Senate and Senator Gex Williams commemorating the center's 60th anniversary.
