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Carrollton City Schools * 106 Trojan Drive * Carrollton, GA 30117 * Sept. 9, 2016
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2016-2017 TEACHERS OF THE YEAR
District representative to be named Tuesday
At next Tuesday's Board of Education meeting, the Carrollton City Schools Teacher of the Year will be announced and will be prepared to serve for a year as the district representative at the state level.
Candidates for the honor are four teachers who already hold the title at the school level: Dr. Valerie Moss, business and computer science teacher at CHS; Luke Young, former STEM teacher and now assistant principal at CJHS; Tanish Springer, fifth grade science teacher at CMS; and Tabitha Walker, third grade teacher at CES. All four were chosen by their peers at the schools they serve last spring and since have been involved in an application and evaluation process to determine the district title holder for 2016-2017.
The announcement will be made following formal recognition of each TOTY. Carrollton City Schools partner Mike Bell Chevrolet is sponsor of the recognition program and will provide monetary gifts that will be presented to each candidate. The district winner will then go on to represent Carrollton City Schools at the state level. Best of luck to all four! |
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Move on When Ready
program Sept. 20
The CHS Counselors and Career Center will host Move On When Ready Parent Night on Tuesday, Sept. 20, at 6 p.m. in the Mabry Center for the Arts. Admissions counselors from the University of West Georgia and West Georgia Technical College will present information regarding opportunities of dual enrollment at their institutions.
The program is open to all parents and students.
CJHS launches
new parent group
Carrollton Junior High School wants to provide every opportunity for parents to feel welcome and encouraged to be a part of their children's CJHS experience, and as a result, is forming a parent volunteer program called Parent Involvement Organization, or PIO. More
Next 'ALL IN' contest deadline Wednesday
The deadline is approaching to enter in the next ALL IN video contest. Videos must be submitted by this Wednesday, Sept. 14, for a chance to win the monthly $50 gift certificate to the Trojan Nation Store.
Don't forget to watch other submissions in this archive
for inspiration. Enjoy!
Post your videos on social media but also
email them to us
so we can share them in the archive.
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Round it up
to the next dollar!
Don't forget to round up your City of Carrollton water bill to the next dollar to support our schools!
It's easy!
Proceeds will go directly to the Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation to support educational initiatives for all of our schools. Your support is greatly appreciated!
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ALL INto reading!
CES was hustling and bustling Friday when "celebrities" from CHS - football players, cheerleaders and band members - read dozens of books to hundreds of little fans! It goes almost without saying - they're ALL IN! Check out more photos on
Facebook.
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Coming right along!
On Thursday, Carrollton Board of Education members took a tour of the CHS construction site. Three stories of awesome! See more photos on
Facebook.
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These cats are cool!
CES pre-K teacher Lauren Crews and her charges show that they're ALL IN, too!
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A note from the SRTS task force about Greenbelt safety
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Walkers/Bikers,
It's great to see so many students and parents walking and biking to school! As the daylight hours are rapidly getting less, please be aware the Greenbelt is open dawn to dusk if you are using it to get to school from the Hay's Mill and Target trailheads. Before you leave for school, check the time for sunrise to determine if you can use the Greenbelt.
If riding your bike, remember to stay on the right, pass on the left, control your speed, and slow down in tight passages! We are hopeful you will find the
following guidelines for proper helmet fitting useful.
Safe travels,
Safe Routes to School Task Force
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CHS Students of the Month
Congratulations to the Carrollton High School students above who were named Students of the Month for August. Pictured with CHS Principal David Brooks, left, are Tristen Allen, freshman; Carlie Monsour, sophomore; Allie Dishman, freshman; Racheal Anderson, senior; Deshannelle Reid, Communities in Schools representative; Mallory Mason, junior; Kirby Criswell, junior; and Jonathan Moye, sophomore. Not pictured is Sam Barge, senior. |
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