CMS eighth grader Peyton White practices her cursive writing skills.
CMS receives writing award from GADOE
Carrollton Middle School has been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education (GADOE) for its writing achievements, specifically demonstrating excellence in cursive instruction and fluency, and will be honored with a proficiency banner and ribbon. CMS was one of 188 schools that qualified for the award.
CES third graders Adair Beasley (left) and Gillie Davis (right) join CES Principal Courtney Walker on the broadcast, while CMS sixth grader Griffin Koon (back right) supports the young Trojans!
CES broadcast breaking news: School is back!
To start off the school year, Ms. Hannah Kay Brooks's students led the Trojan GOLD cheer to celebrate being back on campus and aiming for the gold standard in all that they do! As leaders of the school, each week a different third-grade class joins the broadcast to share announcements.
CUES fifth graders Matias Marquez (left) and Kate Clifton (right) work with Ms. Abby Coppersmith on their sketchbook entries.
First week fun: Getting to know our classmates!
During the first week of school, students and teachers across campus are getting to know each other better! At Carrollton Upper Elementary School, Ms. Abby Coppersmith's young artists created sketchbook entries with their names and drawings that represent them to share with their classmates.
CHS junior Presley McLaren (left) and senior Amira Dhople (right) speak about the Carrollton City Youth Council program.
CHS students speak at Golden Kiwanis Club
CHS junior Presley McLaren and senior Amira Dhople recently presented at the Carrollton Golden Kiwanis Club, where they shared about their experiences as members of the Carrollton City Youth Council (CYC). The CYC is a leadership development program for high school students to learn more about local government and assist in facilitating events and youth programs.
The Golden Giving campaign continues this week! Each school is competing to see who can get the most donors registered. To give today and continue to provide students with unique opportunities such as innovative classroom tools and field trip opportunities, click HERE.
