By Carmelina Francisco-Diego
May 5, 2022
There’s a musical coming up on May 5, 6, and 7 at 7 p.m. and on the 8 at 2:30 pm in the auditorium at Central High School.
Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Mullins
By Trinity Sankey
April 28, 2022
Teacher of the year is an award given to teachers that exhibit skills and teaching methods that stand out. For 2022, Melanie Mullins, along with a few other teachers, were awarded as teachers of the year.
Bruno you wanna come to movie night
By Josh Purcell
April 28, 2022
With the spring semester coming to an end, SGA is hosting a free movie night Saturday, April 30 in the main CHS parking lot!
By Adryanna Brown
April 7, 2022
Though the AP Art program at Central is nothing new, this year it is taught and led by new (to Central) teacher Mrs. Cheryl Burchett. AP Studio Art is an advanced placement class for students highly interested in the practical experience and application of art. Instead of a written exam, students submit portfolios of art work from that semester to The College Board for evaluation and scoring.
Flagging Down Their Future: CHS Winter Guard
By Emily Piedot
April 6, 2022
Central Winter Guard will present their final performance of “Mother Nature” in Central’s gym on Thursday, April 7 at 6:30 PM. Throughout the school year, Winter Guard is an activity in which students refine their skills in leadership, choreography and the performing arts.
By Kaitlyn Deaderick
March 31, 2022
Starting a garden is not as simple as one might initially think. A garden takes a considerable amount of time and dedication plus things like the right soil, warm weather, and varying amounts of sunlight and water. According to Better Homes and Garden, here are 10 steps to starting a garden.
Kenna’s Life In Student Company
By Imani Gause
March 23, 2022
For Kenna Lyle, being a student performer in high school has taught her a lot about time management and responsibility. She has learned the importance of good leadership and responsibility.
Hayes’ Blended brand brings community and business together
By Carmelina Francisco-Diego
March 2, 2022
Why choose the word Blended? He chose it because it has meaning to him and to his family; Justus comes from a blended family with different races/ethnicities. His family means a lot to him and helped him during the start of his business. He’s a 16-year-old junior with different big plans ahead of him.
What’s Central Listening to Right Now?
By Jake Ensor
February 25, 2022
As the ice cold, frigid winds of winter die away and bring the warmth of spring, many of Central’s students find themselves switching to their more lively playlists in search of music to better fit the weather.
Beyond The Voice: Mikayla Maldonado
By Trinity Sankey
February 24, 2022
A passionate person with an angelic voice, Mikayla Maldonado is an approachable, lively person. At the end of her chapter at high school, Mikayla is preparing for what is next.
By Maddie Lynch
February 24, 2022
Riley is a kind and creative person who has a very active lifestyle. Going from practice, competitions and tumbling at Knoxville Twisters.
From Elementary to High School: Mrs. Burchett
By Adryanna Brown
February 23, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic has indeed disrupted everyone’s life, but for Mrs. Cheryl Burchett the pandemic gave her a new direction. Last year, she taught elementary schoolers due to a shortage in art teachers, but with a shift in decisions, she is back teaching high school.
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