Pre-Nursing students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center designed medical terminology booklets, writing descriptions of health-related terms and creating photo accompaniments to support their learning.π©Ίπ€
Carrollton Mayor Robb Adams won first place and opted to take the $1,000 cash option and donate the remainder to the Skills USA Club.
βThank you to all who participated and supported these fine students. It means a lot to them and me,β said welding instructor Justin Tingle.
The second place award of $300 went to Niki Lee McIntyre while the third and fourth place winners were Landon Supplee and Chad Scott, each of whom received a new Miller welding hood.
Welding students Treavin Shovelin and Gage Miller each won $100 for selling the most tickets.
(Photo courtesy of Mr. Tingle)


Our welding students at the Carroll County Area Technology Center have created some amazing works of art! You can vote for your favorites, including the group project and the Christmas ornament creations. We love seeing our students use the skills theyβve learned to express their creativity and talent!
Group project: https://www.menti.com/al94hkh9dgwf
Christmas ornaments: https://www.menti.com/alcmmidjd2uh
Patrick Parker, Carroll County, 2G and 4G
Rennin Sanders, Carroll County, 4G and 3G
Trinton Garret, Carroll County, 3G
Houston Parker , Carroll County, 3G and 4G 1" Unlimited
Yuriel Perez, Owen County, 3G
Treavin Shovelin, Carroll County, 2G
Gavin Satchwell, Owen County, 2G











π·ββοΈπ·ββοΈ These students, some of whom are in the carpentry program at the Area Technology Center, are working together to build confidence and skill with the equipment. Teamwork at its best! π€










From Rick and Morty to a scarecrow, Spider-Man, and even a vampire, these creative designs prove that learning can be both fun and unforgettable! π©π»ββοΈπ¨








π¨π§ We Need YOU! π§π¨
Carroll County Schools is in urgent need of a mechanic and head mechanic for our bus garage! π
If you have a passion for fixing big engines π§° and want to make a real difference by helping keep our students safe, this is your chance to join an amazing team! ππ€π
π Apply today at join.ccpanthers.com
We need skilled hands and big hearts now! β€οΈπͺ

π₯π₯ The sparks are flying at the Carroll County ATC! π₯π₯
Our welding students are putting their creativity and skills to the test in a design showdown β and YOU get to help choose the winner! πβ¨
Check out these photos π©βοΈ β just a sneak peek of the incredible entries our students have crafted with precision and imagination. πͺπ¨
π Vote for your favorite design using the link below! Voting ends at 3 p.m. today.
Letβs show some love for our talented welders! π₯π€π¨βππ©βπ
https://www.menti.com/al94hkh9dgwf
Carroll County Schools will be CLOSED Monday, Nov. 3 for a staff work day. ποΈβοΈ
π« Carroll students do not report to the Area Technology Center.
π« However, JCTC will be in session, and students are expected to attend class. They are responsible for their own transportation.
Classes will resume on the regular schedule Tuesday, Nov. 4. ππ
Enjoy your long weekend, Panthers! πππ€

π°π Big thanks to all the seniors and families who joined us for Paying for College & FAFSA 101 Night this week! ππ
It was a great opportunity to learn how to make college dreams affordable and get those financial aid questions answered. π‘β¨
If you still have questions about the FAFSA or financial aid process, reach out to:
π Montanna McClain (KHEAA) β 502-753-9354 or mmclain@kheaa.com
π§ Crystal Raisor β crystal.raisor@carroll.kyschools.us
Seniors and families β donβt forget to check your email for detailed FAFSA info! π
(πΈ Photos courtesy of Mrs. Raisor)



