March 31, 2023

REMINDER: Spring break April 3-7

Spring break is next week. All schools and district offices will reopen Monday, April 10.

Carrollton Upper Elementary School student Avalee Rowell received the Trojan Heroes Self Determination Award. Pictured with Avalee is CUES Principal Stacy Lawler.

Trojan Heroes Awards Ceremony

Trojans were recognized at this week's Trojan Heroes award ceremony. This event recognizes students who have overcome challenges with incredible hard work and determination. The district also recognized valuable community partners and teachers who have inspired these students in the classroom and community. To view more photos from the ceremony, click HERE.

Pictured top row from left are Kristae Lawler, CHS media specialist; Denise Garcia, Isabel Keller, Alishan Ameer and Joseph Bangas. Pictured bottom row from left are Isabella Ellerbee, Sydney Cumby, Amanda Carden, CAC family advocate, Bobby Patel and Karley Hagan.

CHS IB students raise money for Carroll County Advocacy Center

Carrollton High School IB students raised more than $2,000 for the Carroll County Advocacy Center through Blind Date With a Book and a silent art auction.

Fundraising fun at CES

The CES PTVO made the day special Thursday by selling donuts to help raise funds for improvement projects at the school. Mayson McClendon in Ms. Parks' first-grade class was the top seller for the entire school selling 78 boxes of Krispy Kreme donuts! The group sold 3500 donuts, which was an increase of 800 boxes over last year's event. 

Pictured in the back from left are Emily Tally, Lynette Harris, Shannon Gill, Elizabeth Sanders, Angie Pace, Mariah Potts. Pictured in the bottom row from left are Mayor Betty Cason, Michelle Morgan, Ramona Smith, Dr. Anna Clifton, and Becky Cranford.

Community leaders celebrate Women's History Month at CHS

The month of March is Women's History Month, and to celebrate, 11 influential women from the local area were invited to join a panel discussion hosted by the Carrollton High School debate team to celebrate women's roles in the Carrollton community. The speakers represented a variety of sectors, including government, industry, healthcare, and education. Each panelist was a leader in the community with unique roles and advice to share. Although each woman was asked a specific question about their experiences in the workplace, the panel came together as a whole to create a unified message. They shared the importance of respect, reciprocity, and self-advocating in professional and personal situations. The diverse perspective brought by every panel member catalyzed a call to action for students, inspiring them to advocate for an equitable world.

CJHS jazz band performs at Georgia State Capitol

The Carrollton Junior High School jazz band journeyed to Atlanta this week to perform at the Georgia State Capitol. Congratulations!

Class of 2022 valedictorian Crystal Udombon smiles as she walks to receive her diploma.

Deadline to submit SENIOR LETTERS April 10!

At Carrollton, it only takes one year for something to become a tradition. That's how important traditions are to the Trojan Nation.

For more than a decade now, one tradition continues to garner smiles, prompt tears and lead to tight hugs of affection and support - SENIOR LETTERS - written by family and friends.

You can join in the celebration, too. Write letters to the seniors you taught, the ones you mentored, the ones you loved.

For more information, click HERE.

INFORMATION STATION