Seniors have a stressful year ahead of them, and they are working hard to graduate. They are focused on applying to colleges, updating their resumes, and passing their classes to secure enough credits...

The month of October is known as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This month is special, therefore it is commemorated by many people. For example, pink is worn in honor and support of those affected by breast...

Here at Central, students participate in a wide array of extracurricular activities, outside of their required hours in school. These activities build great social, relationship, and leadership skills...

Every year, Central's choir has the opportunity to show off their abundant talent in The Hamilton County High School Choral Festival. The festival has been in place for eight years, and each year the choir...

The most recent demographic report on Central High School's student populace reveals that the population has regressed significantly. The 2019-2020 census recorded 831 attending students -a ratio of 455...

Central's seniors are working hard towards their graduation in 2020. In order to graduate, students must complete their senior project, which includes applying for at least one college. If students are...

Over the summer, one of Central's own, Senior Alejandro Salazar, participated in the United States Army Basic Combat Training. Basic Combat Training is the introduction to the United States Army; it trains...

College week is designed to get Central High students excited about furthering their education after graduation. Principal Phil Iannarone read aloud a fact about college every day of the week. For example,...

Central recently held its annual class elections for the 2019-2020 school year; upperclassmen voted for their representatives on August 30, while the underclassmen held theirs on September 6 in the gym....

In the bustling era of the internet and social media, it seems like everything is a competition. Many teens today are mainly concerned about how many likes they can get on a post rather than pondering...