Education

Carroll County School District Superintendent Bill Hogan is opening the floor for questions on Jan. 29, in a town hall meeting at the 9th St. offices of the Carrollton Housing Authority. This moderated event will give community members a chance to get answers to anything and everything to do with the Carroll County School District.

Third Grade All A’s

Neil Abbott, Skilar Brown, Cole Brown, Cameron Butcher, Cristian Castillo-Hernandez, Jordan Cox, Kaitlyn Dukes, Seth Franklin, Elizabeth Gordon, Mason Harris, Keagan Hatton, Wesley Hidalgo Gonzalez, Grayson Kinman, Jaden Lark, Alexis Lipe, Jacob Long, Laila Miller, Reagan Miller, Mayra Nava Sanchez, Gavin Pella, Hunter Rosenbaum, Jaylyn Sea, Desiree Skaggs, Lauren Smith, Amber Spenneberg, Jacob Spenneberg, Ayden Taylor, Nathalia Tobar Maldonado, Tyler Watts and Destiny Wright.

When John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and the other signers of the Declaration of Independence imagined a new form of government, their vision was one where citizens controlled the levers of power. Rather than kings and bureaucrats, the people would choose leaders from among their peers. This idea permeated American society, creating a culture of democracy that endures to this day. 

This menu is for Kathryn Winn Primary and Cartmell Elementary Schools,  changes for Carroll County High School and Middle School will be italicized.

Thursday, Jan. 15: Breakfast: sausage biscuit; lunch: hamburger/cheeseburger, lettuce, tomato, pickle with bun,, lettuce pickle, tomato, French fries, peas and carrots, strawberry cups or Mandarin oranges. Carroll County High School and middle school will offer: steamed carrots instead of peas and carrots.