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History 1981 | - Carrollwood Day School founded as an Early Childhood Center in a storefront space
| 1984 | - Kindergarten program added
- School moved into its own building on Casey Road
| 1986 | - Elementary school opened on a rustic campus in Odessa
| 1988 | - CDS becomes first school in Hillsborough County accredited by the NAEYC
| 1992 | - Odessa campus expands to add middle school classes
| 2002 | - CDS awarded first annual Rick Stowell Sportsmanship Award by the Florida West Coast League
| 2003 | - CDS named National School of Character by the Character Education Partnership
- CDS coach recognized as “Coach of the Year” by the John Lynch Foundation
| 2004 | - CDS named No Child Left Behind – Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education
- CDS awarded Rick Stowell Sportsmanship Award by the FWCL
- Two CDS middle school student-athletes named the boy and girl Middle School Star of the Year by the John Lynch Foundation
| 2005 | - CDS becomes an IB World School, the first school on the west coast of Florida authorized by the International Baccalaureate
Organization to offer the Primary Years Programme
| 2006 | - CDS moves to new campus on Bearss Avenue
- CDS Prep welcomes its first 9th and 10th grade classes
| 2008 | - CDS receives authorization from the International Baccalaureate Organization for its Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme making CDS the sixth school in the U.S. to achieve the distinction of providing the full continuum of IB programmes - PYP, MYP and DP.
- CDS awarded the FSHAA/Fred E. Rozelle Award for exemplary sportsmanship, one of the highest honors bestowed upon an athletic program in Florida.
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