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By: Samantha Scheeler, Contributing Writer  After months of lesson plans, grading marathons and attempts to calm the classroom, teachers finally get the ultimate reward… summer break!
By: Olivia Morris, Contributing Writer  While many seniors are staying close to home, four Centralia High School (CHS) students are heading out of state for college to take their next steps.
By: Samantha Scheeler, Contributing Writer  New classes at Centralia High School are being added to the schedule for the 2025-2026 school year.
By: Olivia Morris, Contributing Writer  This year, a group of Centralia High School (CHS) students broke through the language barrier by earning their Seal of Biliteracy.
By: Olivia Morris, Contributing Writer  When Centralia High School (CHS) senior Juliana Dollens saw a need in the foster care community, she didn’t hesitate to take action.
By: Olivia Morris, Contributing Writer  Anatomy students at Centralia High School (CHS) were given the rare chance to witness the human body like never before.
By: Olivia Morris, Contributing Writer  Music has evolved through generations, making each era easily identifiable and influencing trends around the world.
By: Samantha Scheeler, Contributing Writer  A new and exciting course has been added to the course offerings at Centralia High School (CHS), further enriching the educational experience for students.
By: Samantha Scheeler, Contributing Writer  Writing a scary story is a great way for high school students to tap into their creativity while making it fun and exciting .
By Samantha Scheeler, Contributing Writer  Being a school nurse is no easy feat as it requires not only medical knowledge, but also the ability to handle the diverse challenges that come with the responsibility of caring for students and staff.
By: Olivia Morris, Contributing Writer  Days of having to extend the school year by days or weeks are gone.
By Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Ryan Ball, a 2002 Centralia High School (CHS) graduate, exasperates qualities of dedication, honor and service.
By Bailee Farrens. Contributing Writer  Vibrant and eccentric green, gold and red poinsettias fill the greenhouse at Centralia High School (CHS) as Christmas time approaches.
By Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Dating all the way back to medieval times, the Christmas meal consisted of piles of meat and stuffing, marking celebrations for the holiday season.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  As Centralia High School (CHS) seniors approach their final stretch of their academic career, some are choosing to approach it faster than others.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  From part-time gigs in retail, babysitting, teaching positions and summer internships these early jobs provided lessons in responsibility, work ethic and perseverance.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  In a burst of friendly competition, Chester Boren Middle School (CBMS) students are competing in the Art Drive organized by Centralia Kiwanis Club.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Isn’t it the most fascinating concept that fashion reinvents itself, almost like a revolving wardrobe?
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  Job shadow day at high schools is becoming a growing trend in education.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  As part of a fun and educational experience, Chance Elementary School (CES) is creating a warm atmosphere in their classrooms.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  The Centralia High School (CHS) Future Teachers of America (FTA) club is making a vibrant comeback after being dormant for two years.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Noah Davis, a senior at Centralia High School (CHS), exemplified what it means to be a dedicated, hard working student by scoring a 36 on the standardized test, the ACT.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  A warming display of affection is going to be given to the Centralia nursing homes.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Most high school athletes dream of expanding and showing off their talents through college visits, or long tournaments with their teams, but for Cora King, it means traveling the world.
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