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Education

  • Honor Roll Carroll County Middle School | Jan. 22, 2015

    Sixth Grade All  A’s

    Devin Benecke, Emily Blackburn, Tammy Butcher, Karolina Chagnay, Gracie Craig, Dante Cruz, Kennedy Daigle, Peyton Devine, Taylor Franklin, Brandie Garcia, Gabriella Hembree, Luke Heveline, Aiden Hollingsworth, Danyn Johnson, Bailey Leap, Bailey Mefford, Deaton Oak, Kaitlyn Osborne, Trinity, Robbins, Jasmine Simmons, Cheyenne Smith, Brandi Strothman, Diana Teran Marquez, Caitlain Voils, Hannah Welch and Lily Young.

     

    A/B

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  • Honor Roll Cartmell Elementary | Jan. 22, 2015

    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.

     

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  • Honor Roll Carroll County High School | Jan. 22, 2015

    Ninth Grade All A’s

    Sydney Ball, Angela Gentry, Tayttum Horine, Haley Martin, Faith McBurney, Elizabeth Meadows and Grace Morgan and Chasity Taylor.

     

    A/ B

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  • Carroll County Schools its recognizes school board members

    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. 

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  • Prepare for Fall by filling out FAFSA; Students on Dean’s List announced
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  • School Menu | Jan. 15, 2015

    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.

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  • Midway College Dean's List | Jan. 15, 2015

    Midway College is pleased to announce Bradley Adams has been named to its Dean’s list for the 2014 fall semester. In order to be named to the list, a student must be classified as full time and obtain a 3.60 grade point average for the semester.

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  • Student of the Week: Mason Rose, 3rd grade

    What is your favorite thing about school and why?

    “My favorite thing about school is learning because it makes me smarter.”

    What is your favorite subject and why?

    “Math is my favorite subject because I learn basic facts like about money and stuff for life.”

    What was the last book you read? 

    “Captain Underpants”

    What was the last movie you saw?  

    “The Equalizer”

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  • School menu | Jan. 8, 2015

    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. 8: Breakfast: chicken biscuit; lunch: Rotini with meat sauce, breadstick, tossed salad, California blend veggies, grapes or applesauce.

    Friday, Jan. 9: Breakfast: cinnamon rolls; lunch:  chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll, orange or applesauce. Carroll County High School and middle school will offer: chicken filet with bun.

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  • Hour of Code introduces students to programming

    Computers are everywhere, but people who can program them are not. However, Carroll County High School teacher Lynn Eaglin, along with thousands of other teachers across the nation, is working to change that.

    Students in Eaglin’s multimedia classes participated in the Hour of Code during the week of Dec. 9. Hour of Code is an online introduction to computer science sponsored by Code.org, a non-profit organization that works to increase the number of students in the field.

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