Graduation TONIGHT! 🎓

May 19, 2023

Carrollton High School senior Allie Tribble smiles as she receives a rose from a Carrollton Elementary School student Emmanuel Hernandez-Madrigal. Pictured behind Allie is Anna Kate Samples.

Tradition never graduates — but the Class of 2023 does TONIGHT!

The Class of 2023 walked the halls of CES, CUES and CJHS one last time following graduation practice this morning. 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 7:30 p.m. in Grisham Stadium.

For more details on parking, inclement weather plans, and the live stream link, click HERE.

Students in Carrollton Upper Elementary School fourth-grade teacher Whitney Meigs’ class became pen pals with individuals in the Carroll County Training Center (CCTC). The students got to meet their pen pals in person earlier this week. Pictured from left are Ron Bickers, Ava Derbecker and Angelique Hernandez Madrigal.

CUES students make special friendships through CCS Education Foundation instructional grant

A pen pal relationship can be used to improve literacy, learn more about other countries and lifestyles, and to make friendships. As with any friendships in life, some remain pen pals for a short time, while others exchange letters forever. Some pen pals even arrange to meet face-to-face — such as the fourth-grade students in Carrollton Upper Elementary School teacher Whitney Meigs’ classroom.

Pictured from left are Amelia Shirey, Luciana Oviedo and Lily Thorne.

CES Performing Arts Club wows with "Honk Jr."

The Carrollton Elementary School Performing Arts Club showcased "Honk Jr." earlier this week and did a wonderful job!

Pictured from left are Carrollton Junior High School ROV coach Stacy Kyne, Serenity Thompson, William Haley, West Yancey and Charlie Winkles.

CJHS ROV team competes in MATE ROV competition

The Carrollton Junior High School ROV team recently traveled to Savannah, GA to compete in the Marine Advanced Technology Education (MATE) ROV competition. MATE's mission is to inspire and challenge students to learn and creatively apply STEM skills to solve real-world problems.

Pictured from left are E'Layiah Ackles, A'Maya Philpot, Kyleigh Smith and Emma Harris. Not pictured is Bobby Patel.

CHS seniors celebrate Academic Recognition Day

Four CHS seniors were celebrated yesterday at Academic Recognition Day. These young women received significant scholarship money for college. To view more photos from the ceremony, click HERE.

Pictured top row from left are Romnal De Leon Hernandez, Mark Johnson, Kale Malagon, Kendra Palomo, Tiylan Quisenberry and Darius Saunders. Pictured second row from left are Cecelia Imoni Noel Spencer, Raquel Anahi Ventura, America Rosales-Stamps, Alisha Glenn Andrew Greinier and Robert Ordonez-Aquiliar. Pictured third row from left are Ja'Cambi Bailey, Benjamin Cannon, Travis Henderson, Rodriguez Montez-Sims, Jason Pitts and Antoinette Vinson.

Eighteen seniors commit to serve in military

Eighteen Carrollton High School seniors have committed to military service as their post-secondary option following high school. The school held a signing ceremony May 17 to recognize them. Recognizing their accomplishment has become a tradition highlight at CHS. This year's speaker was Air Force veteran Maj. Sylvester Hendrix. Unable to attend the ceremony were Tiylan Quisenberrry, Cecelia Imoni Noel Spencer, America Rosales-Stamps, Alisha Glenn, Andrew Greinier and Jason Pitts. To view more photos from the ceremony, click HERE.

Save the date(s)!

The end of the school year is just around the corner. It's a busy season, so be sure to mark these dates and times on the calendar. Don't forget to check out summer camp opportunities, too!

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