Each county follows its home high school calendar, which means there are some days when our building is open and serving students from counties that are still in session.
Friday, September 4, is the first calendar variation.
Our building will be open and available to all students on Friday. Carroll County students are not required to attend on Friday. Your absence will not count against your attendance.
Students are welcome to come in for additional help.
We hope this helps everyone understand the differences in our county calendars. Please email mackenzie.wright@carroll.kyschools.us with questions.
A decision regarding tomorrow's activities will be made tomorrow. Updates will be posted on district and school websites and social media.
We appreciate your cooperation in keeping our athletes and coaches safe during this season.
Kentucky law stipulates that school districts must provide the following information to families regarding sextortion of students. Please review this information. It is available at the links below or through our district website, ccpanthers.com. If you use the website, please click on "District Documents" at the top of the home page then select the "Legal Announcements" folder.
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jWZ8mOhMZ4UqSehcRrpwv3xK_mTvw6UY/view?usp=drive_link
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lSw8ZdHhz5JbE4z20LoD3CcAjK7N1Zeo/view?usp=drive_link
Carroll County Middle School was named in an unfortunately popular internet trend involving the "Cat in the Hat." CCMS staff and the Carrollton Police Department immediately began investigating. No threats were made, but we are alerting families to the issue. An increased police presence will be visible in our schools.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to resolve this matter.
A statement is attached or can be viewed using these links:
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XDnyCwouNwKd3ZsB75rhw7Mhc8d6rOHV/view?usp=sharing
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uxQIiIx601uTi01P2xWEtwX_JM9NQtuG/view?usp=sharing
The Carroll County Area Technology Center has created a calendar highlighting important dates for students from all five counties who attend the ATC.
Please pay special attention to the dates highlighted in gray, as the ATC will be closed on those days.
Be sure to save the calendar and keep these dates handy throughout the school year! The calendar is available at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/10TTa8ja381QPhooWJeQLHSX0fRmUb4HG/view?usp=sharing
Each year Carroll County Schools is mandated by statute to notify the public of the laws related to terroristic threatening. Please use the below links to access the English and Spanish versions of the district's statement. The documents are also available on the district's website, ccpanthers.com, under the District Documents tab on the home page.
English: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17RA3QYX8EQ3c8KEuAHDHktZgAvXKM5TW/view?usp=sharing
Spanish: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PKGYZOcrax9b5EA30vY-5m2kZMWvg7b8/view?usp=sharing
Welcome back to school! We're so excited to welcome students back on the first day of the 2026-2027 school year. It may have been a rainy start to the day, but we saw so many smiles from staff and students.
Check back for more photos throughout the day on the District Facebook page. (Photo contributors: Mr. Creager and Mrs. Snow.)
The Carroll County Area Technology Center is hiring a carpentry instructor. If you would enjoy teaching students the skill of carpentry, please use this link to apply.
https://kypersonnelcabinet.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/50/home/requisition/80317?c=kypersonnelcabinet&cfdd[0][id]=59&cfdd[0][options][0]=176
The forklift is one of the newest additions purchased through the ATC's $5 million School Facilities Construction Commission grant, which is funding the construction of a second welding classroom. It's another exciting investment in our students.
Don't worry, she'll be back at the front office greeting students every day.
Carroll County Schools is in need of bus drivers! If you enjoy driving and spending time with students, we would love for you to apply for this job.
Applications can be found at join.ccpanthers.com.
This hands-on activity gave students a real-world look at microbiology while reinforcing the importance of proper cleaning, hand hygiene and infection prevention.
Today's participants include J.P. Willett of EH Construction, Ben Seiter of CMTA, Joe Hayes of REH, Carroll County Board of Education member Carolyn Jones, ATC Principal Kirk Brooks, ATC welding instructor Justin Tingle, Chief Financial Officer Jon Conrad and Chief Operations Officer Mark Willhoite. The project is expected to take one year to complete.
Livingood has worked with Carroll County Schools on multiple occasions from 2017 through 2019, including as interim superintendent and interim principal of CCHS and the Carroll County ATC.
“I adopted a whole new family down here,” Livingood said. "I think I’ve always gotten a bigger blessing being in Carroll County than any good I may have done.” Livingood, who retired as Grant County Schools superintendent in 2016, said he isn’t typically looking for a job, but “if the Lord sends an assignment my way I always try and do my best to help in a situation that a little bit of help might be needed.”
He will meet with the board at its June 25 meeting. Livingood said he wants to hear the board’s priorities and determine what they need from him. “I need to sit down and listen to the board and determine what needs they perceive. They’re the community so I’ll get a feel from them on what are some important things to do,” he added.
“I think the people in Carroll County are really good. I owe them my best effort until things get rolling and they’re able to get everybody in place for that district to run smoothly and the kids to get the greatest benefit,” Livingood said.
