The Golden Giving Campaign is the annual fundraising campaign of the Carrollton City Schools Education Foundation. This annual fundraiser provides funding to enhance academic offerings for all students at Carrollton City Schools. To learn more about ways in which you can give, please click HERE.

Each year, the CCS Education Foundation awards scholarships to students through an application process. We are thankful to the many donors who establish scholarships to support our students' academic success. All applications must be turned in to Sally Ingui, scholarship coordinator, Carrollton High School Career Center. Scholarship recipients are announced each spring at the CHS Academic Awards program, usually held in late April. For other scholarship information, contact Mrs. Ingui’s office at 770-834-7726 or click on the links below to learn more.

The 2018-2019 scholarship application window is currently closed.

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Scholarship Policies and Procedures

Carrollton City Schools is fortunate to have the support of city residents through the water bill roundup program. This program allows city water residents to round up their water bill to the nearest dollar. All proceeds from this opt-in program benefit the programs and mission of the CCS Education Foundation. To learn more or opt in to the program, please click on the link below.

WATER BILL ROUNDUP CAMPAIGN

The faculty and staff of Carrollton City Schools not only provide for students in the classroom each day, they give back to their schools through the employee giving campaign. Each dollar contributed through paycheck deduction goes toward programs that benefit students and instruction in our classrooms. To enroll in the employee giving campaign through payroll deduction, please click on the link below.

EMPLOYEE GIVING

Click HERE to learn more about the exciting capital campaign project taking place on campus!

Donor Bill of Rights

Donor Privacy Policy

General Policies and Procedures

Investment Policy

For questions or concerns regarding the foundation's policies, procedures, or programs and services, please contact any of the following foundation representatives at 770.832.9633: 

Laurie Fleck, Executive Director

Chuck Harper, Foundation Board President

Dr. Mark Albertus, Superintendent