Carrollton High School

The High School Game Day Competition team took home 2nd place today at the OASSA Invitational held at Edison High school. Way to go, Warriors!

Students in Spanish 4 visited the Cleveland Museum of Art on November 2, 2023!

Carrollton FFA is attending the 96th annual National FFA convention in Indianapolis. Members are touring Jungle Jim’s International Market, attending sessions, touring Fair Oaks Farm, and Jessi Cramer and Lucy Pridemore are receiving their American FFA degrees.

This "fetch" musical from book writer Tina Fey (30 Rock), lyricist Nell Benjamin (Legally Blonde) and composer Jeff Richmond (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt) is packed with keen wit, an undeniably catchy score, and a sincere message for everyone.

We're excited to host a Community Halloween Party on October 31, after Trick-or-Treat!

Come out to our Powder Puff game this Wednesday, November 1! Juniors will take on Seniors in the annual battle, benefitting area Christmas programs.

Quite a display of engineering today, as High School Students did a pumpkin chucking demonstration!

Our Seniors recently enjoyed touring the Mansfield Reformatory. They learned about Ohio history, along with the creation, purpose and current use of the facility.

The Environmental Science class teamed up with 2nd grade classes (Mrs. Pape and Mrs. McNutt) to plant daffodils. HS students taught 2nd graders how to dig, fertilize and plant daffodils bulbs. Everyone is looking forward to a beautiful spring show of color! Over 140 bulbs were planted on the bank of the side entrance to the HS/MS. Bulbs were generously donated by Soil and Water.

The Environmental Science class teamed up with 2nd grade classes (Mrs. Pape and Mrs. McNutt) to plant daffodils. HS students taught 2nd graders how to dig, fertilize and plant daffodils bulbs. Everyone is looking forward to a beautiful spring show of color! Over 140 bulbs were planted on the bank of the side entrance to the HS/MS. Bulbs were generously donated by Soil and Water.

The Environmental Science class teamed up with 2nd grade classes (Mrs. Pape and Mrs. McNutt) to plant daffodils. HS students taught 2nd graders how to dig, fertilize and plant daffodils bulbs. Everyone is looking forward to a beautiful spring show of color! Over 140 bulbs were planted on the bank of the side entrance to the HS/MS. Bulbs were generously donated by Soil and Water.

Our All Call system mistakenly went out to all parents this morning. Please disregard the call! We apologize for the inconvenience and are working to correct the error.

CMS/CHS Parent - Teacher Conferences are Thursday, October 26 from 3:30-6:30pm. Please call 330-627-2134 if you would like to schedule!

Join us for our community Halloween Party!

Join us for Powder Puff Football on Wednesday, November 1!

REMINDER! Teacher In-Service Day is Wednesday, October 18. NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS!

Just a reminder that the senior class group photo is tomorrow (Wednesday, October 11) at 6:45 am. If you ride a bus, please get to the HS gym immediately after you get off the bus. All students should wear a black shirt for the photo. For those students attending Buckeye Career Center, a bus will be held for you if you need it, and BCC knows that you will be late to school tomorrow. There will also be a senior athlete photo tomorrow as well after the senior class group photo.

These are this year's Powder Puff Shirts. Adults and students may purchase them. Cost is $15 per shirt-check payable to CBOE or cash. Pink is the Seniors' Color Blue is the Juniors' Color. You can place your orders through Lori Bryan Money will be due by Oct. 20 The Powder Puff Game will take place on Nov. 1 at 6:00 pm. All proceeds will go to CHS Club to shop for Community Christmas. *If you would like to donate a gift basket or help with the game, please contact Lori Bryan. Thanks for your support!

It is that time of year again already.! The Annual Carrollton FFA Fruit Sales run from October 5 until November 14. Contact a local FFA member to order. You can also contact Ryan Borland or Lisa Watson-Davis to place your order.

It was a tough battle between schools in the Goodwill Drive to Victory. This friendly competition, powered by the Stark County Educational Service Center and BellStores, challenged each school to donate the most goods to Goodwill Industries leading up to the big game. The donated clothing and housewares will be sold in local Goodwill stores and ultimately support mission services right here in our community. Last year alone, Goodwill supported more than 18,000 individuals through its outreach programs. Our students and community helped support employment programs for people with barriers. Our students and community helped build stronger families through our parenting programs. And, our students and community helped provide advocacy and support to victims of sexual assault. THANK YOU for your support! The donation trailers were weighed at our warehouse and collectively more than 5,000 pounds of goods were donated! Congratulations…Carrollton for collecting the most donations! We'll be receiving a $250 award. GO WARRIORS!