5 Obstacles (and Solutions) to Transforming School Systems for the 21st Century via @Getting_Smart

McMahon goes on record saying private schools funded by taxpayer vouchers—including a federal voucher scheme—do and should have the right to turn children away if those children don’t fit those private schools’ needs. It’s not parent choice. It’s the school’s choice.

Mrs. Sutton's students hosted their friends from Owen, Gallatin, Henry and Trimble counties today to celebrate Valentine's Day. They played games, ate pizza and cotton candy, danced and had their faces painted. (More photos on the District Facebook page.)

District Ambassadors Learn About Aligned Curriculum

Due to anticipated winter weather, Carroll County Schools will use an NTI day on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Teachers will be available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. No staff will report to school.

This week marks Family Resources Youth Services Center (FRYSC) Appreciation Week. Thank you to our three FRYSC staff who work tirelessly to help children throughout our school district!

Don’t take any lectures about government fraud or waste from folks demanding to fund a second sector of education with unaccountable school vouchers—and cutting in middleman vendors to run the thing at 2.5-10% off the top of each transaction

Anticipating the future of education requires us to embrace both present challenges and emerging opportunities. This series of briefs dives into the strategies that drive some of the most innovative and high-performing education systems, offering a forward-thinking lens on education design. With insights from global and domestic examples, explore how to navigate the dynamic interplay between equity, leadership, and system transformation. Explore the research here: