About Our School

COMMUNITY: Carroll Manor Elementary School is located in the central administrative area of Baltimore County. The school area primarily serves the children of semi-professional and professional residents. Home sites are predominately single-family dwellings.

SCHOOL: Carroll Manor's academic program provides instruction for students in Kindergarten through grade five. The total enrollment for this year is 348 students. After completing Carroll Manor, pupils attend Ridgely Middle School, Cockeysville Middle School, or independent schools.

STAFF: The school's professional staff is composed of 17 regular classroom teachers. In addition, pupils attend classes in art, vocal music, library media, instrumental music, and physical education. Enhancing programs and services are provided by the following: media specialist, special education, speech/ language clinician, reading specialist, technology integration teacher, registered nurse, and special education resource teachers.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS:Enrichment activities are provided for all students at Carroll Manor. Programs available in addition to the school day include: Spanish program, Creative Writing Program, Chess Club, Sacks of Science, Spelling Aces, 24 Challenge Club, Computer Club, Author Study, Artist in Residence, etc.

SPECIAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: The school operetta is of a professional nature and parents, staff, and community look forward to the annual production. The students participate in numerous musical performances throughout the year including band, orchestra, chorus, and a talent show. Carroll Manor Elementary students are involved in various community service projects throughout the year.

Carroll Manor Elementary School was declared a Maryland Blue Ribbon School in 2003, and achieved National Blue Ribbon status on Sept. 22, 2004

Carroll Manor has a most active, involved, and productive PTA organization. Parents are a critical part of our success. They serve in a variety of capacities to include individual and small group instruction, clerical tasks, public relation efforts, and class coverage for teachers.

2007-2008