Congratulations to our wrestlers! As a team, they placed 2nd at Districts.
Qualifying for the state are:
106: Landon Jenkins 1st
113: Kail Snair 1st
126: Levi Pidgeon 4th
138: Josh Carman 1st
215: Owen spilker 5th (State alternate)
Go Warriors!
Additional info for Girls Basketball in Zanesville.
Lady Warriors advance to regional tournament after beating Steubenville 66-46! Congratulations!
Solid performances by both our Traditional and Game Day Cheer teams, earning us 5th and 11th in the STATE! Way to go Warriors!
We have a state champion!!! Kaylee Russell is our Girls Division II State Champ. Congratulations to her and to our girls team, who placed 8th as a team. Go Warriors!
On Friday, students helped count pennies to resell during the day, while teachers had to count pennies students brought in to “stall” their class. Over $1400 was raised for Akron Children's Hospital!
Blackout Saturday. Wear black for Girls and Boys games!
WE WILL BE PASSING OUT NEW BLACK WARRIOR BASKETBALL T SHIRTS TO THE 1ST 100 STUDENTS TO COME TO MINERVA AT THE FRONT DOOR. DOORS OPEN AT 6, GAME AT 7!
Free Event - Canton Palace Theater March 19, 2024 6:30 PM See attached flier
As we turn our calendar to March, please note there was a misprint! The calendar that was mailed to our district has incorrectly marked No School March 13. Please note, WE DO HAVE SCHOOL ON MARCH 13! We apologize for the miscommunication.
On Wednesday, February 28th, Dr. Terry Frenz came to help prepare the Carrollton Concert Band for the OMEA Large Group Adjudicated event. Dr. Frenz was the Director of Bands at the University of Cincinnati from 1994-2016. He currently directs two jazz ensembles at UC. Before UC, Frenz taught at Barnesville High School, Canton McKinley High School, and 22 years at Marlington High School. Over his 60 years of teaching experience, his groups have won 7 national titles. It was an honor and a privilege to have Dr. Frenz journey to Carrollton from his home in Indiana to work with our Carrollton students.
Check out our Winter Athletes receiving EBC Honors! Congratulations to all!
Our boys team had 12 wrestlers qualify for districts! We also had 3 wrestlers win their weight class at Sectionals.
Overall the boys team finished 1st at Sectionals! Way to go!
Carrollton Elementary Robotics represented the district well once again. In the last regular competition of the season the team of Rett Nicholas and Brantley McNutt qualified for state by being the Teamwork Challenge Alliance runner up. They also received the Amaze Award and were runner up in the Skills competition. Although they were the only team in the finals all four Carrollton teams performed at a high level.
Three teams will compete on Friday, March 1st at the Marion County Fairgrounds for the VEX Robotics State Championship.
Congratulations Rett and Brantley and good luck to all three teams at the state tournament.
Go Warriors!!!
Congratulations to our Girls Basketball team, who won the Sectional Championship over Maysville! The score was 71-37. Go Warriors!
Our phone lines are currently not working and we are experiencing difficulty. Please be patient as we work to get this corrected. If you need to report your child absent, please email the building principal.
On Wednesday, February 21, Dr. Kate Ferguson, Band Director at Youngstown State University came to work the Carrollton High School Band. The Carrollton Band is preparing to perform at the Ohio Music Education Association District 8 Large Group Adjudicated event in March. The Band performs on Friday, March 8 at North Canton Hoover High School at 8:35 pm.
Kurt Stanley of Sarchione Ford in Waynesburg brought a 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning to CHS today. CHS science teacher Seth Halfhill organized the event for his Science 4 students, as they are currently studying electric vehicles. Students were able to take a ride in the fully electric vehicle, and Mr. Halfhill got a test drive as well!
Come out this Friday and join the fun!
Reminder: No School tomorrow!
Our Varsity Girls Wrestling team hosted the 2nd Annual Spearhead Invitational today at the Bell Herron Gym. The gym was packed with spectators and there were 135 girls who competed from 35 different schools.
Carrollton High School is very happy with the growth of our Girls Wrestling program and the growing popularity of the sport in the female division. Way to go, Warriors!
