Trojans take D.C. + CHS seniors celebrated on Future Educator, Military, and Academic Signing Day!

May 3, 2024

Pictured are Carrollton Middle School sixth graders in front of The White House in Washington, D.C. last week

CMS sixth graders visit Washington, D.C.

More than one hundred sixth-grade students visited the nation's capital and learned about its rich history and cultural significance. The Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation and its generous donors provided financial assistance to make this trip possible for students who elected to participate. Thank you to the dedicated teachers and staff whose support and hard work helped make this educational experience happen for students! To learn more about the Foundation, and how you can help support opportunities like these, click HERE.

CHS seniors celebrated Educator, Military, and Academic Signing Day

Several Carrollton High School seniors were recognized on May 1 for Educator, Military, and Academic Signing Day. The students celebrated have chosen to be future educators, join the military, or have received significant academic scholarships that cover the majority of tuition and expenses to attend the student's chosen college. To view the names of students and individual photos from the celebration, click HERE.

Pictured from the top are Carrollton High School seniors who were recognized on Educator, Military, and Academic Signing Day on May 1.

Pictured is Carrollton Elementary School first grader Russell Bennett holding one of his masterpieces.

Learning and creating in color at CES

Exciting artistic adventures are always on deck at Carrollton Elementary! From sculpting with 3D pens to molding clay and painting, students immersed in creativity this week. The joy of art comes to life every day!

Pictured from left are Carrollton High School Principal Ian Lyle, Julie Patel, Litzy Valesquez, Madelynn Cook, An Ting Ting, CHS teacher Hunter Spurlock, CHS teacher Dr. Marsha French, CHS teacher Danielle Key, and Rotary Club President Dr. Jessica Ainsworth.

CHS students recognized in Laws of Life Essay Contest

Eighteen Carrollton High School students were recognized in the Georgia Rotary Club Laws of Life Essay Contest.

The grade and school winner is senior Madelynn Cook. Other grade winners include freshman Julie Patel, sophomore An Ting Ting, and eleventh grader Litzy Valesquez. Honorable mentions are ninth graders Brendan Minh Tran, Casey Mount, Jordin Driggers, and Mia Chapman; 10th graders Abel Akin, and Jacob Preston; 11th graders Allison Batts, Gretchen Ellerbee, Jacob Ricks, and Presley Willis; and 12th graders Drew Johnson, Autumn Martin, Sophia Morales, and Wright Roenigk.

Pictured is Carrollton Upper Elementary School fourth grader Caleb Chatman.

Learning rocks at CUES

Fourth graders at Carrollton Upper Elementary School took an exciting dive into the world of geology, investigating various sediments and rocks. They even had the opportunity to break open minerals and fossils.

CHS graduation in two weeks!

Carrollton High School's graduation is May 17, 2024 at 7p.m. in Grisham Stadium. Click HERE to see important information about the event.

Don't miss these summer opportunities!

Summer is just a few weeks away! Click HERE to check out summer camp and activity offerings on the Carrollton City Schools campus and in the Carrollton community.

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