Education

What is your favorite thing about school?
“Social studies. I like to learn about history, and I like history.”
Who is your favorite teacher and why? 
“Ms. Haun. She explains things when you don’t get it, and she’ll help you out.”
What was the last book you read? 
“‘Who Harnessed the Horse?’ It’s a fiction book about a boy back in Wooly Mammoth time who finds a wild horse and decides to ride it.”

Before she had even started her senior year of high school, Danielle Wheeler was focused on her freshman year of college. Wheeler visited eight colleges this past summer, narrowed the list to four or five, and pared it down even more after a second visit.   In August, Wheeler applied to Berea College and Morehead State University. Accepted to both schools, Wheeler is among 25 other Carroll County High School seniors so far who have already gotten in to college.

A Carrollton native was part of a Western Kentucky University design team that won four awards and an honorable mention at the 2011 Professional Marketing Association Markie Awards.

Clay Cauley worked as an intern in 2010 for Imagewest, a one-of-a-kind advertising and public relations agency run by WKU students. Each semester, a new team with fresh minds intern at the agency to produce work for clients.

Cauley worked on the team in the fall 2010 semester.