February 12, 2025

Daily Announcements - February 12

The Students Demand Action Club is showing the movie 'The Hate U Give' at the State Theater tomorrow, Feb. 13. The movie starts at 6:30; there will be food and students get in free!

  • Peer-2-Peer will be selling Valentine Candygrams TODAY during both lunches. Just $1 makes sure you have a gift to send a friend or special someone on Valentine's Day!

  • Time to sign up for the Girl's Lacrosse team.  Traverse City Central, Traverse City West, and Elk Rapids High Schools are sponsoring a Girls' Lacrosse team for girls in grades 9-12.  No experience is required; sign up now through March 9th. Contact Head Coach Rich Axtell at axtellri@tcaps.net for more information.

  • Need some extra NHS hours or a way to give back to the community? On March 17, Central High School will be hosting a blood drive! Your donation saves 3 lives and NHS members can receive 1 service hour. To sign up, access the link in your morning email. We hope to see you there! Sign Up Here

  • Looking for a sport that’s easy to learn, fun to play, and just the right amount of competition? Then the TCC Pickleball Club is for you! We meet twice a month in Ms. Howard’s room, C128, and play every Sunday from 4:00-5:00pm at Pickle-U across from the Resort in Williamsburg. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or have never touched a paddle, you’re more than welcome to join! No long practices, no pressure—just good games, good people, and maybe a few bragging rights. We even have spare paddles so there’s no reason not to give it a try! See Ms. Howard in C128 for more information.

  • Do you have any FAFSA questions?  Nick Messing from Michigan Student Aid will be here Feb. 19th from 8:15 -10:15am to meet with students in the Cafeteria. Sign up in the LMC for a ten-minute appointment; attendance will be excused. Seniors and their Parents are invited to attend our FAFSA Workshop that evening from 5:30-7:30pm in the Cafe.  

  • February is Black History Month. The Cultural Diversity Club will share information about prominent Black people throughout the month. Today, we are featuring Maya Angelou. Angelou was a poet, memoirist, and activist best known for her memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings."  In 2011, she was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

  • Lunch Today: Walking Taco, Chicken Walking Taco, Chicken Patty Sandwich, or Hot & Spicy Chicken Sandwich

If you see the following students in your class or in the hallway, please wish them a Happy Birthday: Nathan Russell, Anika Stahl, Simone Trerice, Peyton Waller, and Kaden Bowman.