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CHS senior Ellie Jane Williamson is pictured walking through the halls of Carrollton Upper Elementary this morning.
CHS Class of 2026 graduates TONIGHT!
| | This morning, the Class of 2026 visited the lower schools following graduation practice. All graduates paraded through the halls they used to call home, capping off their K-12 careers by showing younger Trojans what the future holds. Graduation is tonight at 7:00 p.m. in Grisham Stadium. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. For more information on parking and the live stream link for those unable to attend, click HERE. Please see a summary of the event information below. | |
CHS announces Rory Camp (left) as valedictorian and Grace Russell (right) as salutatorian.
CHS honors Camp as valedictorian, Russell as salutatorian
| Carrollton High School has named Rory Camp and Grace Russell as this year’s valedictorian and salutatorian, honoring the two seniors for finishing their high school careers at the top of their class. Camp earned the title of valedictorian with the highest grade point average, and Russell achieved salutatorian standing with the second-highest average. | |
Pictured front row, from left, are Stephanie Nestor, April Butler, Denise Johnson, Cassie Payne; middle row, Mark McCormick, Tommy Cox, Karen Wild; and back row, MSgt. Marvin Cox and David Bryson.
CCS celebrates retirees
| At this week's Board of Education meeting, school leaders recognized Carrollton City Schools retirees for their service to the district. Presentations about each employee included words of adoration and respect from their colleagues in addition to a chronology of their service. | |
CES kindergarteners sing on stage at the Mabry Arts Center.
Tiny Trojans shine on stage
| Carrollton Elementary School hosted families of kindergarteners for a year-end celebration on Wednesday night. Classes joined together on stage to sing tunes they practiced throughout the semester. Some of the songs featured sign language and dance moves that students learned and were excited to share with their loved ones. | |
Pictured from left are (front row) CCS Director of Student Services Mary Raburn, Kayden Hamilton, Robbie Vance, Geinerht Diaz Lopez, Jacob Lee, and Zion Spidell; (back row) CHS Principal Dr. Ian Lyle, UWG Associate Director of Campus Dining and Project SEARCH Business Liaison Anthony Burner, CHS Project SEARCH Coordinator Toni Moncayo, Project SEARCH Job Skills Coach Shea Swindle, CHS Assistant Principal Erik Hardison, and CCS Superintendent Dr. Mark Albertus.
Project SEARCH interns thrive at UWG
| Five Carrollton High School students — Kayden Hamilton, Jacob Lee, Geinerht Diaz Lopez, Zion Spidell, and Robbie Vance — graduated from the Project SEARCH program on Wednesday, May 13. Project SEARCH is an internship program that provides training, education, and workforce development for students with disabilities. Through Project SEARCH internships, students gain skills and work experience in various settings on the University of West Georgia campus. | |
Pictured are CMS eighth graders, administrators, and chaperones at Rock City in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
CMS explores Chattanooga
| CMS eighth graders took a trip to Chattanooga this week, where they enjoyed exploring Ruby Falls and Rock City, touring the Tennessee Aquarium, and celebrating the year with a riverboat cruise excursion. Supported in part by the CCS Education Foundation, the annual trip is a student favorite! | |
CHS senior Jack Lenaeus (left) holds his certificate awarded by Georgia State School Superintendent Richard Woods (right).
CHS senior Jack Lenaeus receives GADOE award
| The Georgia Department of Education recognized Carrollton High School senior Jack Lenaeus during an awards presentation April 30 in Atlanta. Jack received an Award of Excellence, presented by Georgia State School Superintendent Richard Woods, for high academic achievement, participation in extracurricular activities, and plans for the future. | |
Pictured from left are CUES students Fin Cole, Ellie Powell, Merritt Miles, Nora Reynolds, Julissa Perez-Purac, and Lily Toler.
Sweet reads and rewards at CUES
| This week at Carrollton Upper Elementary, students enjoyed exciting events, from field day games to snow cones in celebration of their reading progress this year. At the field day, classes competed in a variety of yard games, including relays and the classic three-legged race. | | Mark your calendars: Upcoming important dates | | |
The last day of school is May 20 for pre-K through 11th grade. Early release times are as follows: May 19 - CHS only (12:30 p.m.); May 20 - CES (11:15 a.m.), CUES (11:30 a.m.), CHS (12:30 p.m.), and CMS (12:45 p.m.).
Memorial Day is May 25, and all schools and district offices will be closed in observance of the holiday.
GHSA Dead Week is May 25-31 (no athletic activities).
| | Summer camp offerings now available! | | Now a long-standing tradition, Carrollton City Schools once again is excited to offer several camps and other enrichment opportunities during summer break. For more information about camps available at CCS and in the community, click HERE. Offerings will be updated throughout the spring. | | | | |
