Based on the latest information released from Team Kentucky, including the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services and Kentucky Public Health, aligned with information updated from the Center for Disease Control released on July 9, 2021, and designed to help protect students, teachers, and staff slow the spread of COVID-19 in our schools, Carroll County Schools will be adopting the following guidelines: 

Carrollton, Ky. - June 28, 2021 - Natalie Brown, Ed.D., has been named the new principal of Carroll County High School. Brown comes to the Carroll County School District from Waggener High School in the Jefferson County Public School system, where she serves as director of instruction.

"Dr. Brown comes to us with a wealth of experience across a number of different positions," said Superintendent Danny Osborne. "We are excited to have her join our team, and we are looking forward to a great year with her at the helm of the high school. Ms. Brown's experience at the school level and the state level makes her a perfect fit for our district."

The Carroll County School District will be distributing meal kits to children this summer. Families may pick up meals from Carroll County High School from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on distribution days. All children under the age of 18 are eligible. Meal kits consist of five breakfasts, five lunches and a half gallon of milk per child.

School district personnel will distribute meal kits from the front entrance of Carroll County High School on the following dates:

- June 1              
- June 7           
- June 14         
- June 21    
- June 28
- July 6
- July 12
- July 19
- July 26

It is our pleasure to serve you this summer.

Carrollton, Ky. - May 5, 2021 - Six Carroll County High School seniors are earning two diplomas this month, thanks to a partnership between Jefferson Community and Technical College and the Carroll County School District. Devin Benecke, Mallory Gross, Gabriella Hembree, Grace Long, Kaitlyn Osborne and Lily Young have fulfilled the requirements to earn both a high school diploma and an associate's degree. Benecke, Gross and Hembree were based at the iLead Academy. Students took high school and college classes during the past four years.