PTO Pumpkin Decorating Contest

Pumpkin

Central High School PTO would like to invite everyone to participate in our 2021 Pumpkin Decorating Contest.  Participants have the opportunity to stay after school on Tuesday, October 26th to decorate, or can also choose to decorate their pumpkin at home and bring your entry the morning of October 27th.  There will be two contest divisions: 7th-9th grade and 10th-12th grade.  Prizes will be awarded, including 1st place-$50; 2nd place-$25; and 3rd place-$15.  See the registration form below for details and more information and for an entry form.  The entry fee of $5 is due not later than Tuesday, October 19th.  

Pumpkin Contest Registration Form

2021 Football Schedule GIF

Purchase Athletic Tickets at GoFan.co

The varsity Cougar Football will face the Isabella Mustangs on Friday, October 15th, at home.  The game will start at 7:00. Click the GOFAN link below to purchase tickets for all athletic games. You can also scan the QR code for direct access.  Download a copy of the 2021 Varsity Football Schedule by clicking here. Download a copy of the 2021 JV Football schedule here.

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For information regarding the 2021-2022 Re-Opening Plan please click the picture below.
 

Welcome

We believe:

  • The education of students is a responsibility shared by students, faculty and staff, parents, and the community.
  • All students must have opportunities to learn and to be successful.
  • Maximum student learning takes place in a positive environment that includes consistency and structure.
  • When engaged in rigorous, authentic learning activities that target a variety of learning styles, all students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to attain personal and professional success.

CHS October Students of the Month

7th Grade
Christopher Chappell

Christopher Chappell

8th Grade
Katie Meeks

Katie Meeks

9th Grade
Roderick Graham

Roderick Graham

10th Grade
Jekayla Patterson

Jekayla Patterson

11th Grade
Zyriah Meadows

Zyriah Meadows

12th Grade
Jeiby Garcia

Jeiby Garcia

Suicide Prevention Poster Contest

Elementary Winners
High School Winners 
Coosa County Schools Mental Health Service Coordinator, Ms. Long encouraged students in grades 4-12 to participate in a poster contest for National Suicide Prevention month. Students were allowed to utilize pictures, words, phrases, and/or quotes to convey a dynamic message that focused on suicide prevention and/or awareness. Students created posters that were creative, attractive, and meaningful! Winners were treated to a pizza party sponsored by Scott and Sons Collision Repair and Ms. Long. Elementary winners were Kalicia Davis and Kaylyn Gould, Kaydance Barker, Destinie Golden, and Perla Morales, Kyle Ballard, Rachel Carr and Ryleigh Carr, A’maiya Jackson.  High School winners were Tamara Wells, Mariah Gilbert, Joshua McCurty, Karla Morales, Traci Cox, Kelsey McLaughlin, Reagan Cardwell, Queen Ballard, Akeelah Houston, and Shelemiah Kelly.

Using the U.S. Constitution as Evidence

US Constitution
Brent Calfee uses pocket Constitution to cite sources for essay. 
Right: During their poster project and presentation of an amendment to the U.S. Constitution advanced students are required to add something to their poster or presentation that is "outside of the box."  As part of Raamiah Gaddis' presentation of the 19th amendment she recruited fellow classmates to make flapper style skirts and dance to a diddy to represent the time period in which the 19th amendment was passed known as the Roaring Twenties.
Left; As part of their nine week exam senior government students had to write a comprehensive essay about the principles that are the foundation of American government.  Students use their personal pocket Constitution to quote from the articles and amendments in the constitution as primary source evidence of those principles and then go on to explain how the later amendments more fully expanded those principles.

Advanced Students Go Above and Beyond


19th Amendment
Brynli Mitchell and Raamiah Gaddis recreate the flapper style and dance of the Roaring Twenties.

Ninth Grade World History Students Simulate the Columbian Exchange

Columbiana Exchange
As part of their study of European colonization of the Americas, ninth grade World History students simulated the Columbian Exchange outside where the two hemispheres were painted on the grass.  Students brought real items that were exchanged between the two hemispheres such as tomatoes, potatoes, corn, squash, peaches, and pineapples. Some students reenacted the part of Native Americans, whereas other students reenacted the part of the Europeans who crossed the Atlantic Ocean to come to the Americas bringing new foods with them as well as taking foods from the Americas back to the eastern hemisphere. 
Central High School is pleased to announce the September Students of the Month. Students are nominated and chosen each month by their teachers.  Click each picture below to learn more about each of our outstanding students.
Special Thanks to the Central High School Student Government Association for their hard work in submitting images and stories for the SGA News and Notes section.  Please contact any member of the SGA if you have any news or events you would like to be covered.  The SGA is sponsored by Mrs. Debi Stover.  SGA President for the 2020-2021 school year is Tytiuna Isom.  
Revised Re-opening Plan 2021 Click for Link to the PDF of the entire Plan.
School Calendar
Youth Baseball Softball Flyer

2021-2022 Coosa County Schools Approved Calendar

Approved Calendar 2021-2022

Approved 2021-2022 Student Code of Conduct

Approved 2021-2022 Student Handbook

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