The Carrollton High School Trojan Band, one of the oldest band programs in the state, was founded in 1948 by Mr. John Dilliard. Under the leadership of only a handful of directors since, the band's success has been legendary and continues to thrive. In 2013, the band completed its marching season by earning all Superior ratings at local contests for the 41st consecutive year, a feat matched by no other high school band program in Georgia. While the band has had the honor to perform at many state, national and even international events over its history, its favorite venue is still Grisham Stadium, performing for the home crowd on a Friday night!
We LOVE our Seniors! Seniors, we aren’t saying goodbye just yet. But we hope that you celebrate being done with the school year! Graduation is less than a month away and we still have some fun planned for you. We love you and look forward to celebrating with you soon! […]
Marching Band 2021 Student/Parent Meeting Tomorrow night! Thursday, April 30 at 6:00PM we will meet via Google Meet to discuss details about next year: dates, forms, fees, etc. Here are the details to join the meeting: Join with Google Meet : meet.google.com/jqt-zphu-aejJoin by phone : +1 385-645-7047 PIN: 367 835 234# […]
You can do it! This is our final week of online learning, the students begin their summer vacation on May 4 and teachers will continue post-planning and professional development through May 26. Here are a few announcements that the school released last week: May 18-22 Senior Week Activities A detailed […]
I hope that everyone had restful Spring Break and was able to spend time with loved ones for Easter. Just before the break Governor Kemp announced the continued social distances measures throughout the rest of our school year. In response to this decision, our school system decided only to have […]
Need a way to get away from this shelter in place? Why not join us for a pool party! Yeah, but it is totally necessary for us to flatten the curve and continue helping our health care providers beat the pandemic. If it weren’t April Fool’s Day, and it weren’t […]
