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October 10

PSAT/ASVAB/

Personal Finance Test

October 19

Parent Teacher Conf.

(No school)

October 22

Fall Break

(No school)

October 24

Band Extravaganza

Guidance 2

Parent University 6

Fall Coffee House 12

Relay for Life 14

PTO 16

Japanese Host 18

Semi-Formal 22

Yearbook 23

Athletics 27

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

October 2018

Parent-Teacher Conference

If you would like to have a conference with one of your son's/daughter's

teachers at CHS or CFC, please contact the teacher by October 15th to set

up an appointment. Teachers will be available Friday, October 19th from

8:30am to 3:00pm.

National Honor Society

The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony will be on November 7th at

6:30pm in the large auditorium. Students should meet in the small auditori-

um no later than 5:45pm. Dress nicely. Gentlemen should wear a button-

down shirt and tie with dress slacks and dress shoes. Ladies should wear a

dress or nice skirt/pants and blouse and appropriate shoes. The CHS dress

code still applies as this is a school event. A reception with cake and drinks

will be served afterward in the cafeteria.

Numbers to use when calling your student in absent:

CHS 637-7064 CFC 338-5363

FEE STATEMENTS

Fee statements for 1st Semester will be mailed the week of October 7th and payment is due October 30th. 2nd semester fees will be mailed in January with payment due mid-February.

A technology fees is due upon notification of a fee. Fees may be paid online, check or cash.

NOTE: paying in person is available only at the 10-12 building from 7:45am - 8:40am and from 3:30pm - 4:00pm.

2 www.nacs.k12.in.us 260-637-3161/Fax 637-8356

SAT $47.50 (with essay $64.50)

Register online www.collegeboard.com

Test Date Registration Deadline

November 3, 2018 October 5, 2018

December 1, 2018* November 2, 2018

March 9, 2019 February 8, 2019

May 4, 2019 April 5, 2019

June 1, 2019* May 3, 2019

*held at CHS

ACT $ 50.50 (with writing $67.00)

Register online: www.actstudent.org

Test Date Registration Deadline

December 8, 2018 November 2, 2018

February 9, 2019 January 11, 2019

April 13, 2019 March 8, 2019

June 8, 2019 May 3, 2019

July 13, 2019 June 14, 2019

IMPORTANT DATES

CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL CEEB CODE: 151585

The Guidance Department welcomes all new and

returning students to Carroll High School. It has been

a great start to the 2018-2019 school year. Parents

and students are encouraged to utilize the Guidance

Department as a resource for academic, career, and

social issues. Counselors stay with students as they

proceed through high school.

Throughout the school year,

the Guidance Department will

present academic, college,

scholarship, leadership opportuni-

ties and information to all students

via the Guidance web page, daily

announcements, bulletin boards,

school newsletters, grade level

homerooms and classes. Parents

are encouraged to remind students

to stay aware of these announce-

ments and check the website often.

College and military representa-

tives also regularly visit Carroll

High School to allow students to

gain firsthand knowledge of their

programs. The Carroll Media Cen-

ter and computer network also

have many resources to aid stu-

dents in their academic, career,

and college searches.

Guidance Staff (637-6913)

Mrs. Emily Kennerk - Grade 12 (A-K) X3021

Mr. Tracy Cross - Grade 12 (L-Z) X3024

Mrs. Janet Crawford - Grade 11 (A-K) X3023

Mrs. Jenny Koerner - Grade 11 (L-Z) X3026

Ms. Megan Fizer - Grade 10 (A-K) X3022

Mrs. Sally Gerber - Grade 10 (L-Z) X3019

Mrs. Kristin Bowland - Grade 9 (A-K) X3906

Ms. Rachel Fox - Grade 9 (L-Z) X3909

Mrs. Sherry Baker - Guidance Secretary/Registrar X3007

Check out the guidance page

on our web site!


P.S.A.T.

Who: All sophomores and juniors

No cost (paid by State)

When: October 10th (Wednesday morning)

Where: CHS

(If school is delayed due to weather - test will be given on delay schedule)

The PSAT is especially important for college-bound students and only those scores from a student’s

junior year are eligible for inclusion in the National Merit Scholarship contest. It is highly recom-

mended that juniors take the PSAT this year, even if it was taken last year as a sophomore. The

PSAT is designed not only to prepare a student for the SAT but also to give insight and suggestions

regarding a student’s ability for college level and Advanced Placement class work. Scores on the

SAT are used for college admission decisions and sometimes for college course selections so im-

proving SAT scores is important. If you have questions please contact your child’s guidance counse-

lor.

Juniors: Janet Crawford (A-K) - [email protected]

Jenny Koerner (L-Z) - [email protected]

Sophomores: Megan Fizer (A-K) - [email protected]

Sally Gerber (L-Z) - [email protected]

College Application Procedure

1. Apply online through College websites.

2. Create account with Parchment.com & request transcript to be sent to colleges you apply to unless

the college uses the common application and then student does not need parchment.

3. The counselor portion & transcript will then be completed & sent to these colleges by Mrs. Kennerk

or Mr. Cross.

4. Make sure you are aware of the application deadlines. Your application needs to be completed

at least a week before the deadline.

5. If you need a recommendation to go along with your application, choose someone who knows

you well, tell them what it is for, and give them at least a week to complete it.

6. If you are in the Career/Internship Program, add that to your application if possible and explain

what it is, how it works, and how it has benefited you. Some colleges may look at your

transcript and see an Internship listed but not really know what it is all about.


SCHOLARSHIPS

CHECK www.nacs.k12.in.us - Click on Carroll High School, Guidance and scroll down - click on

Scholarships - deadlines noted - Print and complete applications from site or link.

MEET THE DEADLINES - read the directions whether to send yourself or give to guidance.

GIVE YOUR COUNSELOR - Mrs. Kennerk/Mr. Cross - AT LEAST ONE WEEK TO COMPLETE

THEIR PART.

GIVE TEACHERS AT LEAST ONE WEEK TO WRITE RECOMMENDATIONS.

IF TRANSCRIPT NEEDED - GIVE MRS. BAKER 3 DAYS TO PROCESS.

ALSO CHECK www.fastweb.com

ALSO CHECK COLLEGEBOARD SCHOLARSHIP HANDBOOK IN GUIDANCE RESOURCE AR-

EA

ASK YOUR PARENTS ABOUT THEIR EMPLOYERS/ORGANIZATIONS

LISTEN TO ANNOUNCEMENTS

SEE YOUR COUNSELOR WITH QUESTIONS.

CHS will not print those that are available online. If paper copies of applications are available from

CHS-those can be obtained in the Guidance Office.

The Guidance office has a Resource Area with a bank of computers for student and parent use if

“home” internet accessing is difficult.

ISTEP+

MATH/ENGLISH

The state of Indiana released the

2017-18 ISTEP+ scores for last

spring and these test results were

mailed to parents/guardians. The

test results are independent of stu-

dent’s grades in the class(es) tak-

en and therefore do not include

performance in a classroom situa-

tion. If a student did not pass, she/

he will have another opportunity to

test this school year. Retesting will

occur around the end of Nov. and

first part of December. Please

contact your child’s Guidance

Counselor with questions.

ACADEMIC LETTER GUIDELINES

Academic letters reward students who excel academically

and maintain an attendance rate of 95% or better. Students

will be awarded their academic letters at the annual Honors

Programs.

The letter will be designated “Academics”.

The student’s cumulative GPA must be 3.67 or higher

based upon their 3rd, 5th and 7th semester. . The student’s

attendance must be 95% or better for the calendar year. This

means no more than nine (9) absences for the calendar year.

It is the student’s responsibility to be accountable to the in-

tention and spirit of the standards of the athletic code and the

co– and extra-curricular code of conduct. Participation by oth-

erwise qualified students in activities that violate the athletic

and/or co- and extra-curricular codes printed in the student

handbook will be grounds for ineligibility to receive the academ-

ic letter.

Students meeting these criteria for a second time earn a

chevron. The maximum number of academic letters a student

can earn is three (3) (one letter and two chevrons).

Academic letter qualifiers will be notified of such by their

guidance counselor. Academic letters and chevrons will be

awarded at the Spring Honors Program. Students select and

purchase their own jackets or sweaters for displaying the let-

ters and chevrons.


Schedule of Important Dates

FRESHMAN Semester/Month Financial Litercy October 10, 2018

4 year plan completed Semester 1

Honors Program May 8, 2019 (am)

SOPHOMORES PSAT Test October 10, 2018

Advanced Placement Exams Semester 2

Honors Program May 8, 2019 (pm)

JUNIORS College Visitations with college reps. at CHS & on campus Semester 1/2

Post-secondary education options narrowed (6-8 choices) Semester 2

SAT and/or ACT tests (First attempt) Semester 1

PSAT Test for National Merit Scholarship Qualification October 10, 2018

SAT and/or ACT tests (Second attempt if needed) Semester 2

Advanced Placement Exams May 2019

NCAA clearinghouse registration Semester 1

Honors Program May 15, 2019(am)

SENIORS College Scholarship Applications Semester 1/2

File with Selective Service (www.sss.gov) 18th Birthday

SAT and/or ACT tests (Third attempt if needed) Semester 1

College Visitations with parents should be completed Semester 1

Apply to colleges, trade schools, vocational schools Semester 1

FAFSA deadline (www.fafsa.gov) Do online by March 1

Financial Aid Evening October 9, 2018

Select a Post Secondary School to attend May 1, 2019

Advanced Placement Exams May 2019

Honors Program – 7:00 pm May 15, 2019

Annual dates for all grade levels: Academic Showcase February 6, 2019

College Fair March 5, 2019

Summer School sign-up April 8 approx.

Adjustment to the following years student schedule deadline May 1


ATTENDANCE POLICY

As a reminder, all absences will be “documented” and “undocumented” absences. Documented

absences include: medical/dental note, legal note, religious holiday, funeral, up to 3 college visits, and

administrative approval. Undocumented absences include: anything not listed as documented, ill-

ness without a medical note, vacation days, non-verified appointment, transportation issues, more than

3 college visits. If a student accumulates more than 10 undocumented absences in a school year,

then discipline will be applied with possible referral to juvenile courts/BMV. Documented absences

will not count towards the 10 undocumented days that accumulate towards disciplinary action.

Regular school attendance is important for the success of your son/daughter. At the high school level,

a tremendous amount of information is supplied to students each day. If a student misses one class,

he or she may fall behind in that subject for an entire unit. If a student is frequently absent, he or she is

constantly playing catch up. For optimal success in a high school academic program, regular attend-

ance is vital.

We understand there are situations that make it necessary for your son/daughter to be absent from

school; however, we hope that you, as parents, do all you can to encourage good attendance. Stu-

dents do not receive “personal “days. As a reminder, absences for family vacation days are included in

the undocumented days which will count towards the 10 days prior to disciplinary action. Once again

this year, the School Board has built into the school calendar the Wednesday prior to Thanksgiving and

the Friday prior to Spring Break to help families with their travel plans during times when many take

trips. Please do not extend travel beyond these days. For clarification purposes, we do want to remind

parents/guardians that there is not a “Senior Skip Day.”

Appointment Reminder

Whenever a student must miss school due to a medical (or any type of appointment) please remember

that the expectation is that the student will attend school before and immediately after the scheduled

appointment. We will be reasonable regarding drive time. All documentation should be brought

back to the school within 5 school days or it will be considered “undocumented.”

Parking Permits

Parking Permits will be sold in the fall at the cost of $30.00 for the school year. Families wishing to register a second car for a student will be charged $20.00 for each additional vehicle. To purchase a Parking Permit the student will need the original Bureau of Motor Vehicles registration, their driver’s license, and their signature for each permit. All student parking is restricted to the student parking lot for all events & classes with entry at new Door 13. This includes all athletic practices, music, art, drama, choir, dance, FFA or any other event or activity Monday thru Sunday.


School Name: Northwest Allen County Schools

Breakfast Times: Prior to classes

Prices: K-5 $1.35 6-12 $1.40

Location Served: Cafeteria


Carroll HS teachers volunteering their time to offer students

Math Help 2018-2019

7:50 – 8:15 am 3:35 – 4:00 pm

Monday

Mr. Sloffer (211)

Mrs. Buranj (215)

Mrs. Baron (C22)

Mrs. Shade (204)

Tuesday

Mr. Stoffel (203)

Mrs. Johnson (C20)

Mrs. Hanes (208)

Miss Weimer (B19)

Wednesday

Mrs. Faust (B13)

Mrs. Tobias (207)

Thursday

Mrs. Johnson (C20)

Miss Weimer (B19)

Mrs. Faust (B13)

DURING 7th period 2:01 – 2:40

Mrs. Barranda (202)

Mrs. McCool (212)

Friday Mr. Beasley (B15)

Mr. Scholz (205)


Attention Parents

We need to have a current email address as well as other information on file for each student. If you

have any changes to your students information, please let us know. To update your e-mail address

or other information for your student during the year, please contact Roxanne Anderson, 637-3161

ext. 3012 or [email protected]

Speech and Debate

Speech and Debate is always looking for new members—no prior experience required!

Season starts October 14th. Practice is held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday after school until

4:45p.m. Visit www.ihsfa.org for information on events that are available to be a part of for both

Speech and Debate. Visit room 248 to talk to Mr. Schaffner about joining.

1st semester schedule:

Oct. 13 - Concord HS (Debate) Jan. 12 - Concord HS (Speech)

Oct. 27 - Bishop Dwenger (Speech) Jan. 19 - Penn (District Debate/Speech)

Nov. 3 - Fisher (Debate) Jan. 25 & 26 - TBA (State Debate)

Nov. 17 - Ben Davis (Debate) Feb. 2 - Bishop Dwenger (Speech)

Dec. 1 - La Porte (Debate) Feb. 9 - Bethany Christian (Speech)

Dec. 8 - Plymouth (Speech) Feb. 16 - Carroll Workshop

Jan. 5 - Fisher (Speech & Debate) Feb. 23 - TBA (Sectional Speech)

Mar. 9 - Fishers (State Speech)

Rose-Hulman Homework Hotline

A reminder to students to call the Homework Hotline – from 7 p.m. to

10 p.m., Sunday through Thursday – for math and science home-

work help. This free service starts in September and ends in May.

The number is 1-877-ASK-ROSE or the website is www.askrose.org.

Remember the service is free and so is the call.

1-877-Ask-Rose

Www.askrose.org

http://www.ihsfa.org


2019 NACS Relay For Life – A Community Relay

Save the date:

Saturday, May 4th

Carroll Middle School

3:00 pm to 10:00 pm (gates open at 1:00)

Register Online Now – relayforlife.org

Theme Voting:

Tuesday, Oct. 23rd thru Friday, Oct. 26th --- Come Vote for our 2019 Relay Theme.

Help us decide our theme by putting MONEY in the bucket of your favorite theme.

Buckets will be in the hallway by door 13 and at CFC.

Choose from these 3 Themes:

Passport To A Cure (Different Countries of the World)

“ROARING” Against Cancer (Animals: farm, safari, sea etc.)

Saving The World One Lap At A Time (Super Heroes)

Trip to UK and France

Attention student (and parents). We still have a few spots open for the 2019 summer trip to the UK and France. See Mrs. Croy asap if interested. Payment plans available. We will visit London, Stonehenge, the Beaches of Normandy on the 75th Anniversary year of D-Day, take a cooking class in the Loire Val-ly, and so much more! If this isn’t the trip for you, plans for the 2020 trip coming soon!

Trip to Kenya, Africa

Are you interested in traveling on a Service/Tour to Kenya, Africa this summer? Not only will we be serv-ing students in schools and orphanages and visiting villages, we will be going on safaris, hiking, and vis-iting an Elephant Orphanage! Please contact Carrie Wisehart at [email protected] if you are interested!

mailto:[email protected]


CHARGERS FIGHTING CANCER CLUB

Please come and join the Chargers Fighting Cancer Club for the annual Making Strides Walk in

October

Where: Parkview Field

When: October 20, 2018

Time: Registration begins at 7:30 and the walk is at 9:00. We will be taking a group picture

around 8:20 and then heading to the start.

If you would like to register ahead of time, and join our team “Chargers Fighting Cancer”

please go to:

Making Strides of Fort Wayne, click “Join This Walk” and pick our team, Chargers Fighting

Cancer

Cost: Free, but if you would like to make a donation to our team, that would be great!

Where to Meet: Right down the first base line. Just look for our Pink Out Shirts!

What to Wear: Your pink out shirt. No pink out shirt? Wear anything pink, Carroll, or whatever

you want. We don’t care, we just want

you there!

Who Can Walk: Everyone! It’s a family event. Bring family and friends of all ages (this includes all

of our elementary, middle, and high

school families!!!)

If you can’t make the walk, and would like to donate to our team please go to Making Strides of Fort Wayne, find our team “Chargers Fighting Cancer”, and make a donation. Don’t like to do it

online? Just send your donations to:

Carroll High School

c/o Chargers Fighting Cancer Club

3701 Carroll Rd.

Ft. Wayne, IN 46818

Questions: Please contact Teri Delagrange at [email protected] or Diane McKee at

[email protected], or

Call 260-637-3161.

Thanks to all of you who have helped make this another very successful year of fundraising for the Chargers Fighting Cancer Club and the American Cancer Society! We couldn’t do this with-

out the support of such a great community!




PTO INFO

Thank you so much if you joined the PTO at registration!

Many of you were very generous with your donations to the “Sponsor-Your-Student”

fund, and we really appreciate it! However, we suspect that many of you missed our ta-

ble at registration, and we need you! The Parent Teacher Organization at Carroll High

School assists with many items that are no longer covered by the school budget. Our an-

nual budget is $8,600; so far we have only collected around $5,400… yikes, short! To re-

peat, we need you! If your family joins the PTO for $5.00, you will receive a student di-

rectory. Of course, you may also donate an additional amount to the “Sponsor-Your-

Student” fund. Remember, we have no other fundraiser – and that’s a real service to all

of you busy parents!

Senior parents – join the PTO this fall so your child can apply for the scholarship in the

spring!

Everyone is welcome to attend board meetings. It’s a great way to keep abreast of what’s

happening in the school! Our meetings are at 5:30 pm, in the CHS front office conference

room (Door 1,) on the following days: Sept. 10, Oct. 1, Nov. 5, Dec. 3, Jan. 7, Feb. 4,

March 4, April 8, and May 6.

PTO OFFICERS FOR 2018 - 2019

Marilyn Russell President [email protected]

Erika Whedon Vice President [email protected]

Chanda Lubbehusen Secretary [email protected]

Jennifer Engelsrud Treasurer [email protected]

Heather Plemons 9th Grade Representative [email protected]

George Russell 10th Grade Representative [email protected]

Traci Evans 11th Grade Representative [email protected]

Jennifer Engelsrud 12th Grade Representative [email protected]


2018 CHS Semi-Formal Dance

Come join us for the annual 10-12 Winter Semi-Formal Dance on Saturday, November 10, 2018 from 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. Tickets for the event are $15 each. $30 per couple. Tickets will go on sale starting Monday, October 29 – Friday, November 2nd before school, in the commons, and during lunches.

The Semi-Formal is a ticketed event and is for grades 10-12. The freshman semi-formal is held concur-rently in the freshman cafeteria. No freshmen or middle school students will be allowed into the 10-12 dance. Outside students from other schools and CHS graduates may attend, but they must submit a permission application and a copy of a valid driver’s license. The age limit is 20 years old.

This dance is very popular and sells out quickly, so get your tickets early to reserve your spot on the dance floor!

*This year, the dance will be held in the Alumni Gym, instead of the cafeteria.

Gentlemen should wear a dress shirt and a tie or a sweater. Dress slacks are required. Ladies may purchase a dress specifically for Semi-Formal, but it is not a requirement. Girls with inappropriately short skirts and/or revealing necklines will not be admitted to the dance. Please refer to page 17 of your student handbook for more information on inappropriate attire.

Freshman Semi-Formal Dance

Attention Freshmen! The CFC Semi-Formal will take place in the CFC cafeteria on the evening of Sat-

urday, November 10 from 7-10pm. Tickets will be $15.00 each and go on sale the week of October

29th thru November 5th. All tickets must be purchased in advance during the allotted timeframe. CHS

freshmen and their CHS sophomore guests may attend, no outside guests will be permitted. Ticket

Sales will be limited, so get yours early to secure your spot! You do not need a date to attend - most

freshman come with a group of friends. See your student council representatives if you have questions.

DRESS SUGGESTIONS: Gentlemen may dress in a tie and collared shirt or

sweater. A jacket would be nice, but is not required. Ladies may acquire a dress

specifically for the Semi-formal, although this is not an expectation. Ladies should

wear a dress/dress clothes as appropriately outlined in the student handbook. If

there are doubts about attire take a photo and ask Mrs. Pickett about it during

lunch or in the morning before school starts.


Yearbooks

Carroll High School 2019 yearbook is now on sale! Only a limited number will be printed, so place

your order today to reserve a copy. Order online at jostensyearbooks.com or at room 243 from Octo-

ber 2 to October 26 for $65.

The Cavalier will cover the highlights of 2018-2019 with hundreds of photos and stories about aca-

demic accomplishments, club activities, school sports, special events and class histories. A yearbook

is always special because it captures the life and times of the school, the class and the achieve-

ments of the students.

This may be your only opportunity to purchase a yearbook, so place your order now!

The 2019 Carroll Cavalier is being produced by the yearbook staff under the direction of Adviser Nol

Beckley and edited by Editor-in-Chief Sophie Amick, senior.

Members of the Class of 2019:

Prestige Portraits has been chosen to partner with our school, and they will be the official photogra-phers of the Class of 2019 at Carroll High School.

Here are a few important details:

1. Only Portraits taken by Prestige Portraits will be included in the Senior section of the year-book. This portrait may also be used for your graduation ceremony.

2. Dress Code: Attire must meet Carroll dress code standards for a photo to be included

in the yearbook

3. Photography Deadline Date:

The deadline is December 6th, 2018 to accommodate student schedules. Schedule

early so that you can get the appointment day and time that you would like.

Thank you for helping make our yearbook complete. You can find information about Prestige Portraits and Schedule your appointment at www.prestigeportraits.com/fortwayne. Please call Prestige Portraits

Suggested Attire:

Girls – Please wear a nice blouse or sweater. Tops with low necklines, shirts without

sleeves, and sheer tops will not be allowed in the senior section.

Boys – Please wear a jacket, shirt and tie or other nice top.

Lifetouch Senior Walk in photo time

Oct. 12 2 to 5 p.m. And Oct. 22 2 to 5 p.m.

http://www.prestigeportraits.com/fortwayne

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Boys Soccer

Oct. 3, 6:00pm Sectional - Home

Oct. 6, 7:00pm Sectional - Home

Oct. 13, Regionals

Oct. 20, Semi-State

Girls Soccer

Oct. 2, 6:00pm Sectional @ East Noble

Oct. 4, Sectional @ East Noble

Oct. 6, Sectional @ East Noble

Oct. 13, Regionals

Oct. 20, Semi-State

Boys Tennis

Oct. 2, Team Regionals

Oct. 3, Team Regionals

Oct. 6, Team Semi-State

Oct. 13, Single/Double Regionals

Volleyball

Oct. 4, 6:00pm - Angola

Oct. 6, 8:30am Fr. @ Snider Invite

Oct. 6, 9:00am V @ Carmel Invite

Oct. 9, Sectionals

Oct. 11, Sectionals

Oct. 13, Sectionals

Oct. 20, Regionals

Oct. 27, Semi-State

Nov. 3, State Finals

Freshman Football

Oct. 4, 6:00pm - Homestead

Oct. 11, 6:00pm - Concordia

Oct. 15, 6:00pm - Wayne

www.nacs.k12.in.us 260-637-3161/Fax 637-8356

Varsity Football

Oct. 5, 7:00pm vs. Concordia

Oct. 12, 7:00pm @ Wayne

Oct. 26, 7:00pm Sectionals

Nov. 2, 7:00pm Sectionals

Cross Country

Oct. 6, Sectionals

Oct. 13, Regionals

Oct. 20, Semi-State

Oct. 27, State Finals

Unified Flag Football

Oct. 6, Regionals

Oct. 13, State Finals

JV Football

Oct. 8, 6:00pm - Concordia

Oct. 15, 6:00pm - Wayne

Girls Basketball

Oct. 27, 2:00pm Scrimmage - Jay Co.

Oct. 30, 6:00pm Fr/JV - North Side

Nov. 3, 6:15pm - Columbia City


Northwest Allen is proud to partner with FWO/The Orthopedic

The GameDay store is open every Wednesday after school from

3:45 - 4:15.

Open game nights for Varsity Football, Volleyball, and Boys & Girls

Basketball 5:30 - 8:00.

Call the athletic office for an appointment 338-5334.

Follow Carroll Athletics on Social Media

Twitter: @carrollchargers

Instagram: carroll_athletics

Facebook: Carroll Charger Athletics

FIND YOUR CHARGER COMPLETE SPORTS SCHEDULES HERE:

http://www.nacs.k12.in.us/Page/4653

http://www.nacs.k12.in.us/Page/4653


The NATIONALLY Acclaimed program

“Guiding the College-Bound Athlete” Is coming to Caroll High School on Tuesday, October 16th at 7:30 pm.

Learn how to get RECRUITED

How to become Academically Eligible

How to get a SCHOLARSHIP or Grant

How to setup COLLEGE visits

Why START as early as 9th Grade! For Athletes & Parents grades 8 - 12 Attendees will receive a FREE SAT/ACT Prep DVD valued at $350! * Limit 1 per family / S&H not included All are welcome.

SummitCitySports.com

For the latest News, Broadcast and Highlight videos for Carroll Athletics, visit SummitCitySports.com

Future Moratorium Dates For The IHSAA and Carroll High School

2017: IHSAA Moratorium July 3 - July 9/Carroll Moratorium Week July 23rd - July 30th

2018: IHSAA Moratorium July 2 - July 8/Carroll Moratorium Week July 22nd - July 29th

2019: IHSAA Moratorium July 1 - July 7/Carroll Moratorium Week July 21st - July 28th

2020: IHSAA Moratorium June 29 - July 5/Carroll Moratorium Week July 26 - Aug. 2nd

2021: IHSAA Moratorium June 28 - July 4/Carroll Moratorium Week July 25 - Aug. 1st

2022: IHSAA Moratorium July 4 - July 10/Carroll Moratorium Week July 24 - Aug. 31st

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Carroll High School Vision 1. To create a sense of

community and belonging 2. To provide for professional

collaboration to allow for continual school improvement 3. To become a “best practice” teaching and learning institution

We’re on the Web!

Nacs.k12.in.us

Carroll High School

ATHLETIC SCHEDULES DIRECTIONS TO SCHOOLS & PARKS

Check out the corporation website at www.nacs.k12.in.us for current athletic schedules. Click on

Schools/Carroll High School/Athletics/Athletic Schedules.

Did you know that written directions for many of the high schools & parks that we play athletic events

at are available on the corporation website at www.nacs.k12.in.us? To find the directions, click on

Schools/Carroll High School/Athletics/Directions to Follow the Chargers.

The Indiana High School Athletic Association also has a link on their website at www.ihsaa.org.

Move your cursor over the words School Info and click on School Directions on the drop down list. A

listing of all IHSAA member schools will appear and by clicking on the school you want to travel to,

you will then be linked to a map through Mapquest.

CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL

SAFELINE

Carroll High School has a security phone hot line called

SAFELINE. This line allows parents and students to anony-

mously notify the school administration about issues that

may affect the security and safety of the school. The num-

ber is 338-KEEP (338-5337). Messages may be left 24

hours a day. The mailbox will be monitored each school

day. If a message is urgent and it is not a school day, an

administrator should be contacted directly.

TOBACCO FREE/SMOKE FREE

CAMPUS

Carroll High School operates as a Tobacco Free (Smoke Free) campus. There is no smoking allowed on the Carroll High School and Carroll Freshman Center at any time. Smoking is prohibited at Carroll events, whether inside or outside. Smoking is prohibited in the parking lots, outside school doors or anywhere on school property at all times.

Rose-Hulman Homework Hotline

Sunday Through Thursday, 7:00pm—10:00pm

1-877-ASK-Rose or www.askrose.org

Carroll High School (10-12) 3701 Carroll Road

Fort Wayne, IN 46818 Phone: 637-3161

Attendance: 637-7064 Guidance: 637-6913 Athletics: 338-5334

Fax: 637-8356

Carroll Freshman Center (9) 3905 Carroll Road

Fort Wayne, IN 46818 Phone: 637-0064

Attendance: 338-5363 Fax: 637-5868

http://www.nacs.k12.in.us/

http://www.nacs.k12.in.us/

http://www.ihsaa.org/

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