Carrollton High School's graduation is May 17, 2024 at 7p.m. in Grisham Stadium. Click HERE to see important information about the event. | |
Pictured from left are retirees Kristi Simpson, Terri Fazio, Mercy Hernandez, Terry Higgs, and Tina Buchanan. | |
2024 CCS retirees celebrated | |
Five Carrollton City Schools retirees were recognized for their service to the district at the Carrollton Board of Education meeting. Presentations about each one included words of love and respect from their respective colleagues and a chronology of their service. Congratulations to these women on their retirement! | |
May 6-10 is Teacher Appreciation Week. Check out the short video above to help celebrate the amazing teachers at Carrollton City Schools! | |
CHS seniors Kenyon and Scholl named National Merit Scholars | Carrollton High School seniors Edward Kenyon and Sarah Scholl, named National Merit finalists in February, have received Merit Scholar titles and will receive two of the 7,500 National Merit scholarships totaling more than $31 million. These awards will provide a full academic scholarship for Edward and Sarah. | | | |
Carrollton Upper Elementary School student Amelia Shirey reads a book to her pen pal, Mike, after they met for the first time in person. | |
CUES students make special friendships through CCS Education Foundation instructional grant | A pen pal relationship offers numerous benefits, including enhancing literacy skills, gaining insights into different cultures and lifestyles, and forming lasting friendships. Some pen pals even get the opportunity to meet in person, like the fourth-grade students in Ms.Whitney Meigs' class! Students became pen pals with individuals from the Carroll County Training Center (CCTC) and were able to meet them this week. The opportunity was made possible through a CCS Education Foundation instructional grant Meigs received this year. | |
Carrollton Middle School student Landon Blankinship sings in the CMS Performing Arts' production of "13 Jr." this week. | |
CMS Performing Arts lights up the stage | |
The Performing Arts students at Carrollton Middle School delivered an outstanding performance of "13 Jr." this week! Their incredible talent and hard work truly shone on stage, leaving the audience thoroughly impressed. Congratulations to these Trojans on a job well done! | |
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Six new members of the Trojan Athletic Hall of Fame were honored during an induction ceremony held Sunday, May 5, at the Trojan Hall of Fame room in the Whitley Morris Field House. From left are Wil Garrett (‘14), Ally Denney Dedman (‘18), Casey Lee Denney (‘07), Debra Lynn Hytower, Teryn Dickson Christian (‘97), and Dion Parham, accepting the honor on behalf of his son, Dylan Parham (‘17).
Six new members of the Trojan Athletic Hall of Fame inducted
| The newest members of the Trojan Athletic Hall of Fame, Debra Lynn Hytower, Ally Denney Dedman, Casey Lee Denney, Teryn Dickson Christian, Wil Garrett, and Dylan Parham, were honored Sunday evening, May 5, during an induction ceremony held at the Trojan Hall of Fame room in the Whitley Morris Field House. | | | |
Pictured from left are Carrollton City Schools Superintendent Dr. Mark Albertus, Allen “Tee” Hawkins, Zooey Bush, Audrey Browning, Eden Long, Georgia State Representative David Huddleston, Will Roberson, James Houser, Coach Richard Bracknell, CHS Principal Ian Lyle, and CHS Assistant Principal Elizabeth Sanders. | |
State representative presents CHS debate team with resolution | |
Georgia State Representative David Huddleston presented the Carrollton High School debate team with a resolution on May 7 in recognition of the team’s state championship win. The program captured its 14th state title in the Public Forum debate contest earlier this spring. | |
Carrollton Elementary School second-grade student Lola Stephens works with tools in STEM class. | Building engineers at CES | Students at Carrollton Elementary School are honing their engineering skills in STEM class by learning to use various tools. They also engage in coding centers, where they learn to program computer games and operate both stationary and mobile robots. The possibilities are endless for these young Trojans! | | | | |
