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Education

  • Student summer reading project begins June 8

    This year, the Carroll County Public Library and the Carroll County School District are teaming up for summer reading awards. At the end of the summer, two families will be crowned as “Reading Royalty” and will receive a free bag of books and an iPad. Families can participate by posting pictures of children reading with parents or caregivers to social media along with the hashtag #CarrollCountyReads.

    Pictures must be posted on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram (or emailed to hillary@carrollcountylibrary.org). Pictures must use the hashtag #CarrollCountyReads.

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  • Leave to serve
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  • Honoring student achievement
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  • CCMS eighth-grade moving up ceremony

    The annual moving up ceremony was held Friday, May 29, in the middle school auditorium. School adminstration reported that only five students were not present instead of the 20-30 that traditionally do not attend the evening ceremony. State Rep. Rick Rand spoke to the eighth-graders during a brunch held in their honor.

     

    The following award winners are not pictured.

    Ashley Spenneberg - Social Studies Award from Katie Shively

    Attendance Award - Zachary Pyles and Otilio Flores

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  • Eighth-grade formal
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  • CAC Honor Roll | Fourth Nine Weeks 2015

    Kindergarten

    All A

    Ella Rose Tiller, Quinn Willhoite, Kaseton Tilley and Hannah Weedman.

    A/B

    Patrick Parker, Kylee McAlister, Faith Combs, Shaela Baker, Robbie Browning, Cheyanne Worley, Amberly Carli, Miguel Cucio, Emma Craig and Emma Sprague.

    First Grade

    All A

    Josh Shea, Katherine Southworth, Savannah Taylor Kyan Johnson and Braelyn Willen.

    A/B

    Jacoby Dukes, Adara Hon, Destin Noffsinger, Houston Parker, Zachery Richards and Bayli Taylor.

    Perfect Attendance

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  • Damron recognized as a 2015 Hutton Scholar

    Haley Damron of Carrollton was one of 43 undergraduate students at the University of the Cumberlands who was named a Hutton Scholar during the annual commencement ceremony in the O. Wayne Rollins Center.

    The Hutton Leadership and Community Service Program is a four-phase program providing leadership training and community service opportunities for the UC students.

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  • Hogan honored as a NAIA Scholar-Athlete

    Cumberland University and Carroll County native Quincy Hogan and teammate Katie Legge were named a Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

    Student-athletes must be a junior or senior academically and maintain a 3.50 grade-point-average to be eligible for the award. Hogan has a 3.94 in Child Growth and Learning and Legge posted a 3.53 GPA in Management. A total of 129 student-athletes were recognized nationally.

    Hogan is the daughter of Bill and Dawn Hogan of Carrollton.

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  • Kentucky, district stand out for graduation rate

    This year’s Carroll County High School graduates have accomplished much. Years of work and learning are coming to a close, and the end is in sight. While, in many ways, high school graduation is just the beginning of the working and the learning, it is still the closing of a chapter.

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  • Congrats, grads!
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