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The new glass-enclosed entrance at Archbishop Carroll has two ID-activated locks for safety. Users must activate the first lock with an ID. If they don't have one, they have to get buzzed in by an employee, show ID, and get a visitor pass. After that, users have to activate the second lock -- or get buzzed in -- to enter the school.
Beginning of the school year brings building renovations
A poster hangs near Room 200 to remind students of the homecoming week dress down day themes.
Homecoming week comes to Carroll
The Class of 2024 graduates
The Class of 2024 graduates
One week of AP testing down; the next begins
Students explore the history and culture of countries around the world through projects created and presented by classmates during World Language Week.
World Language Week gets student accolades
The Archbishop Carroll Theater Society drums up support for "Cinderella" on Instagram.
ACTS creates choreography and sets the stage as it prepares to bring “Cinderella” to Carroll next month
During the annual spring concert, junior Daniel Peterkin debuts his talent at conducting the choir.
Archbishop Carroll’s Spring Concert showcases student talent and dedication
“The Little Mermaid” costume crew gets award nomination
Seniors in the Archbishop Carroll Theater Society, including Too Jemahwuo, who played Sebastian in "The Little Mermaid," and Rachel Durham, who played Ariel, were honored before the closing performance of the musical.
ACTS seniors feted as the spring show ended
Sophomore Luciana Perez, junior An Vu and junior Immacolata Capone serve up an excellent performance during "The Little Mermaid."
“The Little Mermaid” moves into its second weekend after a successful first weekend
Madame Wafa Zarrad joined the world languages faculty at Archbishop Carroll this year.
New French teacher Madame Wafa Zarrad compares and contrasts France and the U.S.
Seniors get a Halloween shout-out.
Students reveal Halloween plans
Mr. Brian Cullen, an English teacher, is one of several teachers who joined the Archbishop Carroll faculty this year.
New English teacher Mr. Brian Cullen draws accolades from seniors
Senior Tyhir Phillips enjoys the spring sun in his spring uniform.
Spring uniform makes its return with both praise and criticism
Ms. Jamie Natale is Archbishop Carroll's Marketing, Intro to Business, and Computer Programming teacher.
Archbishop Carroll’s business and technology department adds Temple graduate Ms. Jamie Natale
Big Spring beats Carroll in state volleyball playoff match
Volleyball looks to district playoffs after falling to O'Hara in PCL championship
Volleyball looks to district playoffs after falling to O’Hara in PCL championship
Senior Colin McClarren, junior Julian McPherson, junior Roland Montgomery, sophomore John Smith, and junior Mia Perez compete in the Head of the Charles regatta for Archbishop Carroll.
Carroll crew boys junior varsity coxed four competes in world’s largest three-day regatta
Momentum stalls as Patriots fall to LC
Momentum stalls as Patriots fall to LC
Carroll crew: A look back as championship season approaches

The Carroll Times

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A'Najah Jones-Dowling: Senior memory

A’Najah Jones-Dowling: Senior memory

A'Najah Jones-Dowling • May 28, 2020

My favorite memory from Carroll is definitely Kairos. This past January, I attended K101 with Ms. Mac and Gianna Salamone as my leaders. It was absolutely the best experience I’ve had at Carroll and...

Gianna Salamone: Senior memory

Gianna Salamone: Senior memory

Gianna Salamone • May 28, 2020

My favorite memory at Carroll was leading Kairos 101. Out of all the amazing memories that I have made at Carroll, this one is the one that impacted me the most.  I loved Kairos so much because during...

Joseph Gallo: Senior memory

Joseph Gallo: Senior memory

Joseph Gallo • May 28, 2020

I did not have any intention on going to Kairos because I thought it was a complete waste of time. Days leading up to when everything was due for the trip, Gianna Salamone, who is actually like a little...

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