Dress down days at Central High School cause excitement to all students. There may be few days to dress out, but thanks to Amie Wilson's sixth period psychology class, the fantasy of dress down may just...

Every school year Central High School holds class elections for class officers, for every grade. Central High School held freshman and sophomore elections on September 7, 2018. Jack Graham was elected...

Show your Central Pounder pride this week during Spirit Week! From October 1 to October 5, students will be able to dress up in different type of outfits, outside of normal dress code. Monday is Picture...

Mayor Andy Berke has multiple goals for the city of Chattanooga. One goal Berke possesses is to equip Chattanooga's youth with knowledge about government and to acquire their views on the issues surrounding...

A yearbook captures the best years in a students high school experience that they tend to remember forever. Throughout the year the yearbook staff tries their best to get pictures of everyone, but it is...

Youth Leadership Chattanooga (YLC) is a year-long program that the Young Men's Christian Association, more commonly known as the YMCA, sponsors. The program helps up to 40 selected sophomores and juniors...

Seniors got the opportunity to learn about their future after graduation at Senior Success Day. Senior Success Day showcased their final year at Central and gave them insights on their graduation that...

The 2018-2019 football season is starting off with a huge victory over Sequoyah High School, 37-9. Not so new, returning head football coach Curt Jones, has led the team with two wins making Central's...

It is that time year again where students are given the power to vote on who they want to represent their class. Class elections are crucial to high school by giving insight on who students feel should...