Daily Announcements - March 12
Need some extra NHS hours or a way to give back to the community? On Monday, March 17, 2025, 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, visit this link: Blood Drive Sign Up We hope to see you there!
Are you interested in being a part of your student body government? Want to be a part of the decision making that helps shape our school culture? Then, Student Senate is for you! Elections are coming up soon and you will need to complete your 2025 election application. You can grab your application from Mr. MacNeil in room C139. Applications must be submitted to Mr. MacNeil by the end of the day: Thursday, March 20th. Students should only be securing signatures from their own grade. Senator applicants will have their signature sheet invalidated and will need to complete it again if they have secured signatures from grades other than their own.
Join us for the 20th annual Disney and Desserts performance at CHS on Saturday, March 15th. Support your CHS friends as they transform our auditorium into a Disney spectacular, performing selections from the Greatest Showman, HS Musical and all of the Disney favorites such as Encanto, the Jungle Book, Mary Poppins, Frozen, The Little Mermaid and the Lion King. Choose between two shows, 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students, $15 for adults and can be purchased at the door (cash or check only). Tickets include the performance, delicious desserts, and activities for young children in the auditorium lobby following the show. Bring your younger siblings!
This Friday, March 14th, Central is hosting the area First Robotics Competition. We will have VERY LIMITED parking on campus this week. We strongly encourage students to: arrive early to school, carpool/rideshare, ride the school bus (we have AM and PM routes), stay on campus for lunch or walk off campus for lunch (11th & 12th grade students only). Additional parking is available at the Civic Center for students, teams, and parents. Thank you for understanding and supporting our Robotics program with this amazing competition.
Congratulations to our 2025 Model United Nations award winners! Frannie Harbold and Jackson Nichols received highest honors in their crisis session, Charlie Hammersley got Second Honors in the DiSec (die seck) committee while representing Malta, and Stella Larrance was recognized with Second Honors, representing Saudi Arabia in the Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee. Our countries for next year are France, Italy, Ireland, Costa Rica, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. If you are interested in participating next year, please stop by Dr. Lynch's room, C187.
Send some luck to a friend! TIE 9 classes will be selling Candygrams during 1st and 2nd lunches on Wednesday and Thursday this week for just 1 dollar. Candy and a clever limerick will be delivered on Monday, March 17 during 6th Hour.
Attention members of the CHS Arts Academic Community - We will be meeting this Friday, March 14 during 1st hour in the Choir Room, F113. Attendance is expected and will be taken.
GSA is cancelled for today, March 12, both lunches.
Lunch Today: Pasta with Meat Sauce, Mozzarella Bread Sticks or Pizza Crunchers
If you see the following students/staff in your class or in the hallway, please wish them a Happy Birthday: Dawson Payne, Adrianna Lighthill, and Mr. Brumfield.
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Join us for the 20th annual Disney and Desserts performance at CHS this Saturday, March 15th. Support your CHS friends as they transform our auditorium into a Disney spectacular performing selections from the Greatest Showman, HS Musical and all of the Disney favorites such as Encanto, the Jungle Book, Mary Poppins, Frozen, The Little Mermaid and the Lion King. Choose between two shows, 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Tickets are $5 for students, $15 for adults and can be purchased at the door (cash or check only). Tickets include the performance, delicious desserts, and activities for young children in the auditorium lobby following the show. Bring your younger siblings!
Traverse City Area Public Schools (TCAPS) is pleased to share that the academic calendar for 2025-2026 is finalized and available to view, along with building start and end times.
This Friday, March 14th, CHS is hosting our area First Robotics Competition. We will have VERY LIMITED parking on campus this week. We strongly encourage students to: arrive early to school, carpool/rideshare, ride the school bus (we have AM and PM routes), stay on campus for lunch or walk off campus for lunch (11th & 12th grade students only). Additional parking is available at the Civic Center for students, teams, and parents. Thank you for understanding and supporting our Robotics program with this amazing competition.
Congratulations to our 2025 Model United Nations award winners! Frannie Harbold and Jackson Nichols received highest honors in their crisis session, Charlie Hammersley got Second Honors in the DiSec (die seck) committee while representing Malta, and Stella Larrance was recognized with Second Honors, representing Saudi Arabia in the Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee. Our countries for next year are France, Italy, Ireland, Costa Rica and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. If you are interested in participating next year, please stop by Dr. Lynch's room, C187.