January 20, 2023

The Carrollton High School CyberPatriot team will compete in the national competition this Saturday, Jan. 21. Pictured left to right are Kewin Dong, Brantley Colquitt, Logan Moore, Joseph Ivey, Venkata Koppireddy, Austin Ennis, Kenia Galves-Hernandez, Coach Robby Blakemore, and Benjamin Cannon.

CHS CyberPatriot team advances to national competition

The Carrollton High School CyberPatriot team is headed to the national competition Jan. 21, and CHS coach Robby Blakemore said the students worked hard to get this point. "I'm very proud of our program for making it this far.

Carrollton Upper Elementary students pictured from left are Greyson Walthall, Reagan Swindle, Nate Wood, and Tatum Hook. Standing next to them is Apollo Occupational Health therapist Courtney Stogner.

CUES STEM students have hands-on learning thanks to Apollo Occupational Health

Last week, Apollo Occupational Health spent time with STEM students at Carrollton Upper Elementary School. Students are exploring the science behind sports medicine and were able to practice wrapping common sports-related injuries.

Carrollton Elementary School students listen along as the Carrollton High School Trojan Band performed Disney classics for them last week.

CHS Trojan Band creates magic for young Trojans

Last week, Carrollton Elementary School students were treated to a special concert by the Carrollton High School Trojan Band, which included popular Disney hits as well as some football season favorites. CHS Band Director Chris Carr said the experience was inspiring. "I am so proud that our band students are interested in investing in each other and also in those around them," he said. "Hearing our elementary students singing along to some of their favorite songs was energizing."

CJHS eighth grader reaches literary goal

At the beginning of 2022, Carrollton Junior High eighth grader Mia Chapman set a goal to read 365 books in 365 days. Mia accomplished her goal and has set a new one for 2023 — "I want to read 500 books this year," she said. CJHS has a tradition of 'Drop Everything and Read’ days that Principal Travis Thomaston began as a way to encourage reading amongst staff and students. The DEAR Days project illustrates the school's commitment to reading which aligns with the district's broader literacy initiative.

2023-2024 enrollment happening NOW!

New student enrollment for 2023-2024 began Jan. 18 for grades K-12. PreK Lottery will be Feb. 27-March 3. Click HERE to learn more.

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