🩺 Carroll County ATC pre-nursing students recently put their patient transferring skills to the test. 💪 They practiced talking their patients through each step - showing off their technique and excellent bedside manner. 💬❤️
🩺🧠 The Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center took anatomy to the next level when they built life-size body models to label body cavities, planes, and directions. 💪
From Rick and Morty to a scarecrow, Spider-Man, and even a vampire, these creative designs prove that learning can be both fun and unforgettable! 👩🏻⚕️🎨
From Rick and Morty to a scarecrow, Spider-Man, and even a vampire, these creative designs prove that learning can be both fun and unforgettable! 👩🏻⚕️🎨
CCATC Health Sciences students recently participated in their first site visit for the FutureCare Mentorship Program. These real world work experiences help students to further their career planning and make important determinations regarding their futures. Thanks to our partners at Baptist Hospital in LaGrange, Carroll County Memorial Hospital, Gallatin County Nursing and Rehabilitation, and Three Rivers Health Department!
🚨🔧 We Need YOU! 🔧🚨
Carroll County Schools is in urgent need of a mechanic and head mechanic for our bus garage! 🚌
If you have a passion for fixing big engines 🧰 and want to make a real difference by helping keep our students safe, this is your chance to join an amazing team! 🙌🖤💛
👉 Apply today at join.ccpanthers.com
We need skilled hands and big hearts now! ❤️💪
🔥💥 The sparks are flying at the Carroll County ATC! 💥🔥
Our welding students are putting their creativity and skills to the test in a design showdown — and YOU get to help choose the winner! 🏆✨
Check out these photos 🔩⚙️ — just a sneak peek of the incredible entries our students have crafted with precision and imagination. 💪🎨
👉 Vote for your favorite design using the link below! Voting ends at 3 p.m. today.
Let’s show some love for our talented welders! 🔥🖤👨🏭👩🏭
https://www.menti.com/al94hkh9dgwf
🪚Carroll County ATC carpentry students Lilly Perkins and Braiden Buckler put their skills to work designing and assembling a brand-new sign for the carpentry shop! 🪵🔨They didn't just design, they built and installed the new sign as well! 🛠️ Awesome work showcasing their skills! 🙌
The HOSA chapter at the Carroll County Area Technology Center, led by Certified Clinical Medical Assistant teacher Julia Mazza, organized a blood drive for their fellow ATC students. ❤️💉🩸
📣🐾 Panther families, friendly reminder!
Carroll County Schools will be CLOSED Monday, Nov. 3 for a staff work day. 🗓️✏️
🚫 Carroll students do not report to the Area Technology Center.
🏫 However, JCTC will be in session, and students are expected to attend class. They are responsible for their own transportation.
Classes will resume on the regular schedule Tuesday, Nov. 4. 🎒📚
Enjoy your long weekend, Panthers! 😄💛🖤
Carroll County Schools will be CLOSED Monday, Nov. 3 for a staff work day. 🗓️✏️
🚫 Carroll students do not report to the Area Technology Center.
🏫 However, JCTC will be in session, and students are expected to attend class. They are responsible for their own transportation.
Classes will resume on the regular schedule Tuesday, Nov. 4. 🎒📚
Enjoy your long weekend, Panthers! 😄💛🖤
💰🎓 Big thanks to all the seniors and families who joined us for Paying for College & FAFSA 101 Night this week! 🙌📚
It was a great opportunity to learn how to make college dreams affordable and get those financial aid questions answered. 💡✨
If you still have questions about the FAFSA or financial aid process, reach out to:
📞 Montanna McClain (KHEAA) – 502-753-9354 or mmclain@kheaa.com
📧 Crystal Raisor – crystal.raisor@carroll.kyschools.us
Seniors and families — don’t forget to check your email for detailed FAFSA info! 💌
(📸 Photos courtesy of Mrs. Raisor)
Panther families, if you are in need of assistance with food, there are many sources available to help. If you are able to help others, donations are being accepted. Please share this information and do what you can to support those in need.
🎃Students in the Carroll County Area Technology Center are seeking pumpkin donations! They will carve the pumpkins with Cartmell Elementary students.🎃
🎓💰 Attention CCHS & iLEAD seniors! This is your reminder — Monday, Oct. 27 is the night! 📅✨
Join us from 6–7 p.m. in the CCHS cafeteria as Montana McClain, our KHEAA representative, helps you and your family kick off the financial aid process. 💵🙌
All seniors and their parent/guardian are invited to attend! Don’t miss this important opportunity! 🎯
Check your email for more details! 📧
Join us from 6–7 p.m. in the CCHS cafeteria as Montana McClain, our KHEAA representative, helps you and your family kick off the financial aid process. 💵🙌
All seniors and their parent/guardian are invited to attend! Don’t miss this important opportunity! 🎯
Check your email for more details! 📧
🎓💰 Got a CCHS or iLEAD senior? This event is for YOU! 🙌
Join us on Monday, Oct. 27 from 6–7 p.m. in the CCHS cafeteria as Montana McClain, our KHEAA representative, helps families kick off the financial aid process. 💵✨
All seniors and their parent/guardian are invited to attend! 📅
Check your email for more details! 📧
Join us on Monday, Oct. 27 from 6–7 p.m. in the CCHS cafeteria as Montana McClain, our KHEAA representative, helps families kick off the financial aid process. 💵✨
All seniors and their parent/guardian are invited to attend! 📅
Check your email for more details! 📧
The Carroll County Area Technology Center is a place of learning and laughter. Students, staff and Principal Kirk Brooks walk with one another every day and encourage one another every day. Carroll County Schools is blessed to count Mr. Brooks as one of the principals we recognize during Principal Appreciation Month.
Pre-nursing students at the Carroll County ATC recently got an inside look at the real world of nursing thanks to medical professionals from the University of Louisville Health Resuscitation Program. 💬 They shared honest stories about their journeys , from nursing school paths to student loans to the incredible places their careers have taken them. 🩺📚
CCHS grad Mandy Reynolds encouraged students to dream big, saying, “It’s cool for you guys to hear there are so many things you can do.” 🌟
To top it off, students wrapped up the visit with a CPR competition and even convinced their instructor, Ms. Hughes, to join the fun! 🏆👏
CCHS grad Mandy Reynolds encouraged students to dream big, saying, “It’s cool for you guys to hear there are so many things you can do.” 🌟
To top it off, students wrapped up the visit with a CPR competition and even convinced their instructor, Ms. Hughes, to join the fun! 🏆👏
👷♀️🔧 Students from the Carroll County Area Technology Center visited the Shelby County Fairgrounds for this year’s Kentucky Construction Career Choice Council (K4C) Career Days - a two-day, hands-on career fair that brought the world of construction to life! 🏗️
Students got the chance to weld, build brick walls, craft toolboxes, drive nails, operate backhoes, and even fix water leaks, and that’s just a few of the awesome activities they experienced! 💪(📸credit ATC Staff.)
Students got the chance to weld, build brick walls, craft toolboxes, drive nails, operate backhoes, and even fix water leaks, and that’s just a few of the awesome activities they experienced! 💪(📸credit ATC Staff.)
🌟Today is School Custodian Appreciation Day! 🌟
Our custodial staff are the heroes behind the sparkle 🌟💪! Thanks for keeping Carroll County Schools looking top notch. 🏫🧹🧽Your hard work every day keeps our schools safe, clean, and shining ✨🏫. We appreciate all that you do 🙏👏!
Our custodial staff are the heroes behind the sparkle 🌟💪! Thanks for keeping Carroll County Schools looking top notch. 🏫🧹🧽Your hard work every day keeps our schools safe, clean, and shining ✨🏫. We appreciate all that you do 🙏👏!
Certified Clinical Medical Assistant students at the Carroll County Area Technology center recently spent time learning to identify the bones of the skeletal system. (Photos courtesy of Ms. Mazza.)
Dual Credit Students -- It is time to set preferences for your KHEAA Dual Credit Scholarships!!!
Juniors and Seniors are eligible for TWO (2) Regular Dual Credit Scholarships this year*, each year (grades 11 and 12). These may only be used for General Education dual credit courses.
Students in Grades 9-12 are eligible for TWO (2) Work Ready Dual Credit Scholarships, each year (grades 9-12). These may only be used for Career & Technical Education dual credit courses.
Scholarships are not automatic -- You must register and/or sign in to your MyKHEAA Account, select the appropriate scholarship (Regular Dual Credit and/or Work Ready), and set your preferences for when you would like to use each scholarship. This needs to be completed BEFORE FALL BREAK. If you have received this email, it appears you have not set your scholarship preferences.
Before setting your preferences, please speak with Ms. Weedman, Mrs. Raisor, or Mr. Rose (ATC) to review your dual credit courses and talk through how to make the best use of the scholarships available to you. You may email, call, or drop by -- BUT, this must be taken care of this week (prior to fall break). See attachments for more information about the types of scholarships and the directions for setting your preferences.
If you have any questions about your dual credit courses or scholarships, please reach out as soon as possible. We are here to help! Emails have also been sent to all students and high school parents.
Juniors and Seniors are eligible for TWO (2) Regular Dual Credit Scholarships this year*, each year (grades 11 and 12). These may only be used for General Education dual credit courses.
Students in Grades 9-12 are eligible for TWO (2) Work Ready Dual Credit Scholarships, each year (grades 9-12). These may only be used for Career & Technical Education dual credit courses.
Scholarships are not automatic -- You must register and/or sign in to your MyKHEAA Account, select the appropriate scholarship (Regular Dual Credit and/or Work Ready), and set your preferences for when you would like to use each scholarship. This needs to be completed BEFORE FALL BREAK. If you have received this email, it appears you have not set your scholarship preferences.
Before setting your preferences, please speak with Ms. Weedman, Mrs. Raisor, or Mr. Rose (ATC) to review your dual credit courses and talk through how to make the best use of the scholarships available to you. You may email, call, or drop by -- BUT, this must be taken care of this week (prior to fall break). See attachments for more information about the types of scholarships and the directions for setting your preferences.
If you have any questions about your dual credit courses or scholarships, please reach out as soon as possible. We are here to help! Emails have also been sent to all students and high school parents.
Happy IT Professionals Day! 💻 A huge thank you to our incredible IT staff for keeping our tech from turning into a pile of tangled cables and error messages. You’re the real-life heroes who solve problems and keep the digital world from turning into chaos. We appreciate everything you do! 🙏
