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CHS teachers Jeremy Maxwell, Elaine Hobson and Scott Hobson navigate the LifeSpot Emergency Response System mobile application during a district-wide staff training.
Carrollton City Schools received Ready Georgia Seal of Preparedness
| All four schools within the Carrollton City district were honored with the Ready Georgia Seal of Preparedness from the Georgia Department of Education, recognizing schools with exceptional school emergency preparedness and continued safety efforts. | | | |
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Construction is underway on the CMS classroom addition funded by SPLOST.
SPLOST Election Day is March 18
Early voting is underway to renew the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) for Education. SPLOST is a 1-cent consumption sales tax that has been in place in Carroll County since 1998 to fund school capital projects and reduce debt. SPLOST cannot be used for teacher salaries and daily school operations but can fund facilities, safety resources, buses, technology, and other improvements. Currently, visitors to Carroll County contribute 30% of the revenue through their purchases. Below, you will find early and election day voting information:
Early Voting: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.; Saturday, March 1 & March 8, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. at 997 Newnan Rd, Carrollton (elections office)
Election Day: March 18, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. at your assigned precinct
To learn more about the proposed projects for this SPLOST, click HERE.
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District-level winners pictured starting top row from left (k-12) are Nova Smith, Copeland Savoie, Alex Vaughn, Evie Johnson, Evie Pollard, Kamrin Robinson, Janie Savoie, Khyden Megathlin, Madeleine Nerquaye-Tetteh, Lucy Slappey, Blythe Browning, Milan Jovingo and Addison Lloyd.
CCS young authors inspire to claim district wins
| The annual Young Georgia Authors (YGA) writing competition encourages students to develop their passion for writing, celebrate their successes and recognize student achievement in arts and academics. These winners have advanced to the regional competition in March. | | | |
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Mrs. Kelsey Shannon's third-grade class poses behind home plate at Truist Park.
Grand Slam Day: Behind the scenes with the Braves!
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This week, CES third-grade classes took a field trip to Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves baseball team. Students learned about the organization's history and game-day production, explored the dugouts, and even walked on the field. It was an unforgettable experience for all! | |
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CHS students pictured top row from left are Luis Marti Reyes and Will Brewer. Pictured bottom row from left are CHS Principal Ian Lyle, Julia Hume, Samantha Berg, Presley McLaren and CHS Counselor Shae Holland.
CHS semifinalists selected for Governor's Honors
| Upholding a strong legacy of GHP candidates from CHS, five students were selected as semifinalists and will move forward to the interview round this weekend at Georgia Southern University. If selected, students will attend the four-week residential program this summer. | | | |
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CMS students Trevor Springer (left) and Londin Richardson (right) perform in the presentation of African flags during the assembly.
CCS celebrates Black History Month
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From insightful guest speakers to a showcase of students' talents, the annual Black History Month assemblies honored strength, resilience, and legacy through powerful performances and engaging programming. | |
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CMS eighth grader Aaron Johnson is pictured at the GMEA All-State Chorus event.
CMS singer shines at All-State Chorus
| After mastering the two-part audition process, eighth grader Aaron Johnson was invited to participate in the Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA) All-State Tenor/Bass Chorus, where he showcased his exceptional vocal, auditory, and sight reading talents. | |
CES pre-K students Tallulah Brown (left) and Laine Jiles (right) enjoy playing with their friends.
Pre-K lottery starts Monday, March 3!
| Enrollment for the 2026-2026 school year is now open for grades k-12. The pre-K lottery will be March 3-7. For more information, click HERE. | SENIORS: CCS Education Foundation is accepting applications for scholarships. Last year, more than $50,000 was awarded so don’t miss out! Deadline is TODAY, Feb 28. Apply HERE. | |
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Ben Scott Sports Auction tickets on sale now!
Tickets are on sale for the 38th annual Ben Scott Sports Auction on March 21 at 5:30 p.m. Tickets cost $125 for two people, which includes food and drinks and entry into a cash raffle with a top prize of $10,000—and additional prizes of $1,000, $750, and $250. Proceeds support more than 900 Carrollton High School athletes across 26 sports, funding items such as jackets, plaques, championship rings, uniforms, travel meals, and more. Tickets are available from a coach, a booster club board member, or online HERE.
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