The 2023 football season came to an end on Thursday, October 26, with a win over the McMinn Central Chargers.
The start of the season did not look good for the Pounders. Central was 0-3 going...
The anticipation is building, and the excitement is contagious as we gear up for the upcoming basketball season at Central High School. With the home games promising to be electrifying and the team's determination...
The RPG club is hosted by english teacher Kevin Parsons and is one of the first clubs here at central starting spring of 2022 making this its fourth semester being available.
RPG stands for role-playing...
Jayla Ramirez is a sophomore who plays in the marching band. She is a hardworking and dedicated student who juggles between her studies, her job, and band. She is a very passionate person about things...
In an era where students are seeking more than just academic success, after-school jobs have become a popular choice for teenagers to gain real-world experience, financial independence, and essential life...
Mr. Shawn Seals is originally from Dunlap, Tennessee and attended Tennessee Tech University. Before arriving at Central High, he was teaching at Sequatchie County Middle School. Seals has been teaching...
From burning the midnight oil to engaging in collaborative study sessions, these students have unlocked the secrets to success. As the school year progresses, it becomes evident that there is no one-size-fits-all...
As October rolled toward a close, high school students across the nation prepared for a spine-tingling Halloween extravaganza that promised to be unforgettable. From creative costumes to spirited competitions,...
Central High School football players know Talisha Akins as the Football Mom. She is actually, the President of the Central High Football Booster Club.
Akins has been a member of the booster club for...
Two new stores are coming t0 Central High School. The business teacher Mr. Russell and his business management students are coming up with a store set to be a hub of entrepreneurship and learning for...
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