Current forecasts are calling for 1–3 inches of snow, with locally higher amounts possible 🌨️. Snow is expected between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., which could create slick and hazardous road conditions impacting the safety of bus travel and student drivers 🚌🚗.
Due to the timing and expected accumulation, we believe utilizing an NTI Day is the safest decision for our students and staff. Our staff members will not report to the buildings, but they will be in contact with your child regarding the day’s expectations.
Please stay safe and warm! 🧣❄️


Hello Panther Families! 🐾🖤💛
Carroll County Schools is incredibly grateful to our city and county road crews, along with our district maintenance and custodial staff, who have worked tirelessly this week following the snowstorm. ❄️👏
However, due to continued cold temperatures, several bus routes remain impassable. For the safety of our students and staff, Carroll County Schools will use a traditional snow day tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 30, 2026. This day will be made up on March 30, 2026. 🗓️
Please stay safe and warm! 🧣☃️ We truly hope to welcome everyone back to school on Monday! 💙📚


📣❄️Many of our county roads are still unsafe for school buses and parking lot conditions on our campuses are potentially hazardous as well. Therefore, Carroll County Schools will use an NTI Day tomorrow, Thursday, Jan. 29.
📚Staff members will not report to school buildings, but they will be in contact with your student to share expectations for the day.
⚠️All extracurricular activities are cancelled.
Thank you for your flexibility and patience. Please stay safe and warm! 🖤💛


🐾❄️ Many of our county roads are still unsafe for school buses, therefore Carroll County Schools will be on an NTI Day tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026.
📚 Staff members will not report to school buildings, but they will be in contact with your student to share expectations for the day.
🚫 All extracurricular activities are cancelled.
Thank you for your flexibility. Please stay safe and warm! 🖤💛


❄️Carroll County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026. We will use another NTI Day. Staff will contact families regarding expectations for your student.
💻If you need technical support during the NTI Day, please call the tech support line at 502-732-1066 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
❄️Decisions on future school closures will be made on a daily basis after evaluating campus and road conditions.




Due to winter weather, Carroll County Schools will use NTI Days on Monday, Jan. 26, and Tuesday, Jan. 27. 🧑💻📚
🏫 No staff will report to school, but teachers will contact families with information about instruction.
❌ All extracurricular activities are cancelled for both Monday and Tuesday.
📢 Any updates or closing information will be shared through our website, app, social media, text message, email, phone call, and local radio and television stations.
❄️ Please stay safe and warm! 🧤☕


Yesterday, Mr. Rose sent students off with words of encouragement, plenty of laughter, and capped the day with a rousing speech inspired by a favorite HBO series 🎬🔥
👉 Be sure to check out his videos on the ATC Facebook page—you won’t want to miss them! 👏😄



Flu season is here, and we are seeing an increase in students and staff coming to school while sick. We know it can be challenging for families, and we truly appreciate your partnership in helping keep everyone healthy.
Please take a moment to review the attached flyers for helpful guidance on when it’s best to keep your child (or yourself) home and when it is safe to return to school, as well as important tips on preventing the spread of illness. Allowing time to rest and recover helps your child heal and protects classmates and staff as well. 🤧➡️😊
Thank you for your care, understanding, and support in keeping our Panther community healthy and learning strong! 🐾💪



Students in the Certified Medical Assistant and Pre-Nursing programs at the Carroll County Area Technology Center recently presented cultural diversity research projects focused on cultures from around the world. 🌎
Through this work, students explored cultural backgrounds, health beliefs, dietary practices and restrictions, and discussed how healthcare professionals can provide respectful, culturally responsive care to every patient. 🤝✨
(📸credit: Ms. Mazza and Ms. Hughes)






Very cold weather is forecast for the next few days. Please take a moment to review this letter for a refresher on how Carroll County Schools determines when school is open or closed based on temperatures.
As always, please be sure your children are dressed warmly for the cold weather. 🧤🧣🧥
Stay safe and warm! 💙



ATC students showcased the skills they’ve learned in their classes and answered questions about their career pathways. 👩🏭👨💻✨
📸 More photos are available on the District Facebook page. Photo contributors: Ms. Dawson and Ms. Hughes


💡This powerful tool is essential for creating precise, clean holes in conduit, ensuring our future electricians are ready for the job site! 👷♂️
🎓✨ Attention CCHS Seniors! ✨🎓
The Dow Apprenticeship Program is now open for you! 🏭💼 Thanks to our strong community partner, Dow, students can gain hands-on experience, earn while they learn, and build a strong career pathway while becoming part of the Dow family. 🙌
Apprenticeship opportunities include:
🔧 Process Technician
🔧Millwright / Mechanical Technician
🔧Laboratory Technician
📄🔗 Learn more and apply using the link below. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to jumpstart your future! 🚀
https://dow.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/ExternalCareers/job/Carrollton-KY-USA/XMLNAME-2026-US-Apprenticeship-Program---Carrollton--KY_R2063650

Please be mindful of others if you or your child aren’t feeling well. Keeping sick students home and staying home from work when needed helps protect our entire school community. 🖤💛
Thank you for helping keep everyone healthy! 🏫✨


Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center designed medical terminology booklets, writing descriptions of health-related terms and creating photo accompaniments to support their learning.🩺🔤
Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams won first place and opted to take the $1,000 cash option and donate the remainder to the Skills USA Club.
“Thank you to all who participated and supported these fine students. It means a lot to them and me,” said welding instructor Justin Tingle.
The second place award of $300 went to Niki Lee McIntyre while the third and fourth place winners were Landon Supplee and Chad Scott, each of whom received a new Miller welding hood.
Welding students Treavin Shovelin and Gage Miller each won $100 for selling the most tickets.
(Photo courtesy of Mr. Tingle)


