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Education

  • Gourds earn honors at Kentucky festival

     Carroll County Middle School brought home honors during the 2012 Kentucky Gourd Festival.

    CCMS received a trophy and a first place ribbon from the festival.

    Results

    First Place: Autumn Martinez, Natalie Bennett, Kelsey Wallace, Chase Willis, Taylor Drake-Thayer, Lauren Toombs and Katelyn Boren

    Second Place: Brandin McGuire, Shaylan Saulsberry, Taylor Hayden, Dillon Skirvin, Jenah Roberts, Deidra Proctor and Ana Garcia

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  • Tentative budget for 2012-13 approved by Board of Education

    Chief Financial Officer Jon Conrad presented a tentative budget overview for the 2012-13 school year to the Carroll County Board of Education Thursday.

    The budget totals $23,194,130. The deadline to submit the working budget to the state is Sept. 30.

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  • Cartmell artists’ showcase
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  • Student of the week: Nathan Brands

    What is your favorite thing about school?

    “The time spent with friends”

    Who is your favorite teacher and why? 

    “Mr. Mahoney because he has really helped inspire my writing style and strengthened my creative process.”

    What was the last book you read? 

    “‘The Infernal City”

    What was the last movie you saw?  

    “Crash”

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  • Christian Academy of Carrollton honor roll

    Christian Academy of Carrollton Honor Roll

    First Grade All A’s

    Tess Noe

    First Grade A/B

    Ella Hartman, Luke Shea, Charityn Marsh, Ryan Hill, Krystin New and Abby Bartram.

    Perfect Attendance

    Charityn Marsh.

    Second Grade All A’s

    Andrew Hill, Janalynn Hon and Lindsay Huff.

    Second Grade A/B

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  • Carroll County High School Spring Choral Concert

     The Carroll County High School Chorus presented the Spring Choral Concert on Thursday, May 17 at 7 p.m. at Cartmell Elementary School.

    The program included the songs “I Need You Now” by Lady Antebellum, “Fire and Rain,” by James Taylor, “An American Tribute,” “Africa”, by Toto, and “For Good”, from Wicked.

    The choir consists of 14 members this year. Choir director Mary Ellis Coombs said that the choir members “like what they’re doing, and are proud to be a part of the choir”.

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  • Artistic talents
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  • CAC Writing award
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  • Luke Yap recognized at WKU graduation

    Luke Yung Yap of Carroll County graduated Saturday, May 12, from Western Kentucky University’s Carol Martin Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science.

    This was the fifth year of the program designed for high school seniors.

    Forty-seven students representing 30 counties from across the commonwealth were recognized during the ceremony in Van Meter Auditorium.

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  • Unker earns master’s degree from EKU

    Luke Unker graduated with a master’s degree in industrial and organizational psychology from Eastern Kentucky University on May 5. This degree has prepared him work in the field of human resources. While attending EKU, he maintained a grade average of 4.0. 

    He received his bachelor’s degree in psychology with minors in sociology and classical studies from the University of Kentucky in 2010.

    Unker is a 2006 graduate of Carroll County High School and is the son of Tom and Charlotte Unker of Carrollton.

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