Hello Panther Family! As our district continues to grow and improve, we recognize that effective communication is essential. It's a key part of all four foundations in our strategic planning process—and your input is critical. We want to better understand how you prefer to receive information, what topics matter most to you, how often you’d like to hear from us, and other important aspects of communication. This survey is designed for parents/guardians, students, staff, administration and community members to share their perspectives. The feedback we gather will directly shape our communication strategies and guide the development of action steps within our strategic plan. Your voice matters in helping us move forward together. Thank you in advance for your time and input. We will share the results of the survey after it closes on May 24. Please use the link below to access the survey. https://forms.gle/iMHNKG7jWvhAier97
Thank you to all of the Carroll County Schools staff! This week we celebrate you and all of the contributions you make to improve the lives of our students and your fellow staff members. We appreciate you very much!
Happy Principal's Day! We are very thankful for impactful leaders in all of our schools.
Preschoolers who will move to Kindergarten next year got to visit Kathryn Winn Primary yesterday. The children and parents enjoyed breakfast together before the students went to classrooms. The parents were given a tour of Winn by first grade leaders.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day!
Happy Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Thank you to all of our bus drivers who get our students to and from school safely. We appreciate all you do!
Carroll County Schools will be closed today, April 3, due to damage throughout the community after last night's storms. Please be safe and remain weather aware!
Carroll County Fiscal Court recognized our school counselors and social workers today when they read two declarations. March was recognized as Social Worker Appreciation Month while April was noted as Child Abuse Prevention Month. Members of the Cabinet for Families and Children were also recognized.
☘️Happy St. Patrick's Day from the cutest Pint Size Panthers!! We are so LUCKY to have a school full of amazing students and staff!! Let's ShamROCK this week!!☘️
#ChangeTheFirstFiveYears
Panther families, please note school is not in session on Thursday, March 13 and Friday, March 14.
Don't forget to move your clock forward one hour this weekend. Daylight Savings Time starts at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 9.
A snow-filled winter has played havoc with our school calendar this year, but the most recent revision has been released. Stay tuned for an announcement on graduation!
This week we say thank you to our school social workers as we celebrate National School Social Worker Week.
Panther community, a medical emergency involving an employee occurred this afternoon at the Carroll County Child Development Center. No children were injured and they are not at risk. Thank you for your patience to those who are in line to pick up their children at this time.
📢📢We're excited to say school will be in session tomorrow!! We can't wait to see all of your smiling faces!!! Everyone do your Happy Dance - no snow, rain, flood or bad weather dances allowed!😂
🚌🚍The Carroll County Schools Transportation Department is implementing a new rule that will limit the number of addresses to which a student can be delivered by a school bus.
“We are getting overwhelmed with bus passes so we are going to have to work together,” said Transportation Director Dianna Dunn.
She explained that school buses are fully loaded and adding more students is beginning to create problems. The district is asking parents and guardians to work together to make this a seamless transition.
“Students are allowed to have two addresses and those will be the only two addresses that they can be delivered to,” Dunn said. The exception to that rule is a high school student who has a bus pass to go to work.
Questions can be directed to the transportation department at 502-732-7099.🚍🚌
Hey everyone, guess what?! Due to ongoing flooding of Carroll County's roadways, Carroll County Schools will be closed on Friday, Feb. 21 for a traditional weather day. We hope to see our students and staff back on Monday! Stay safe!
Multiple roads remain under water within our community. Please be safe while driving and do not try to cross flooded roadways. These include KY 1204 in Worthville, Old Carlisle Road, Mill Creek and Blue Lick.
Carroll County Schools will be closed again tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 20, due to ongoing flooding of roads and anticipated weather events. This is a traditional snow/weather day. Please stay safe!
Carroll County Schools will be closed tomorrow due to ongoing flooding and anticipated snow. This will be an NTI Day. Teachers will be available for students from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Stay safe everyone!
