2024 CHS graduation
2024 Senior scholarship Night
73% of the class of 2024 plan to attend a post-secondary education program. Of this group, 23% plan to attend a career or technical school; 32% plan to attend a community college; and the remaining 45% plan to continue their education at a four year college or university. Additionally, we have three graduates planning to serve our country in a branch of the military.
43% of those that plan to continue their education will be granted scholarships or awards. The first time value of these awards is over $371,000, with over $100,000 coming from local scholarship sources. Some of these scholarships are renewable, and if the student fulfills the conditions of renewal, the total value of scholarships granted to the Class of 2,024 could be over 1.1 million dollars. Additionally, 41 students in the 2,024 Senior Class are eligible to receive A+ funding. 27 students are planning to use their A+ money, making the estimated value of this gift $127,000. This brings the total amount of scholarship money for the class of 2024 to over 1.2 million dollars.
43% of those that plan to continue their education will be granted scholarships or awards. The first time value of these awards is over $371,000, with over $100,000 coming from local scholarship sources. Some of these scholarships are renewable, and if the student fulfills the conditions of renewal, the total value of scholarships granted to the Class of 2,024 could be over 1.1 million dollars. Additionally, 41 students in the 2,024 Senior Class are eligible to receive A+ funding. 27 students are planning to use their A+ money, making the estimated value of this gift $127,000. This brings the total amount of scholarship money for the class of 2024 to over 1.2 million dollars.
2024 Club/group Spring Assembly
On May 6 CHS honored many students and clubs that have had tremendous success this year. Groups that were recognized were: FFA, band, art, FBLA, Quiz Bowl, Spanish and Advanced Guitar.
Decision Day
Decision Day took place on April 25 at Centralia High School. At this event the seniors announce what they will be doing after high school whether that is attending a university, tech school, going straight to work or undecided. After the assembly the seniors got to go play games, enjoy snacks and drinks and win prizes.
STEM Cardboard Boat Race
The Cardboard boats are an engineering project in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) which is run by Mrs.Tonya Schmidt. The engineering project is carried out all over the US by other STEM students. The whole point was for a "Float Your Boat" competition held for the food bank. Other Universities like Mizzou Engineering compete in this project as well. The students went through a process of research and development, calculations, and precision construction.
La Llave es perdon
The Spanish III class entered a video in the intermediate Social Justice category at the University of Central Missouri Foreign Film Festival. Click the link below to watch their video:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZAwsYEJgDNLZhGjkCyAvZt3_g3hR9SZg/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZAwsYEJgDNLZhGjkCyAvZt3_g3hR9SZg/view?usp=sharing
La Nota Escondida
Click the link below to see the Spanish IV video that won at the Foreign Film Festival at the University of Central Missouri:
Best Advanced Spanish Film: First Place
Best Overall Spanish Drama: First Place
Best script: Second Place (Susanna wrote original script and Josh helped with translation)
Spanish Best Technical Achievement: Second place (Amy was our technical wizard and even came in with Susanna on a Saturday to help us finish by the deadline)
Most original film: Third Place
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y80JNVAcWkwrc1gx7YHCrsVsA-3pqrZv/view?ts=66215247
Best Advanced Spanish Film: First Place
Best Overall Spanish Drama: First Place
Best script: Second Place (Susanna wrote original script and Josh helped with translation)
Spanish Best Technical Achievement: Second place (Amy was our technical wizard and even came in with Susanna on a Saturday to help us finish by the deadline)
Most original film: Third Place
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y80JNVAcWkwrc1gx7YHCrsVsA-3pqrZv/view?ts=66215247
Hydrogen Cell CAr
By:Kiara L. Jordan, Contributing Writer
CHS Quiz Bowl ARE cONFERENCE cHAMPS
By: Rylee Palmer, Contributing Writer
Earth Club Flower bouquets
By: Kiara L. Jordan, Contributing Writer
Centralia High School Earth Club students created bouquets of flowers and single flowers to be sold for Valentines Day. They spent time using recycled paper during PASS to create the flowers and sold them during lunch. They also hand delivered them to students during PASS periods.
FBLA Game Night
By: Bre Crockett, Contributing Writer
This video compilation includes this year's FBLA Game Night, where members of FBLA are encouraged to attend and have a great time.
Halloween Game night 2023
The gallery is a compilation of the teams from Mrs. Schmidt’s game night. The teams had to have a costume theme and dress up together. The pictures are used for a lab in chemistry where Mrs. Schmidt selects one person to be the murderer.
CHS Graduation 2023
CHS SCholarship night
STEM class- cardboard boats
Winterwarming 2023
Homecoming 2022 Video
CHS Class of 2022
stem class launching their rockets
April 5, 2022
CHS Band invited to DcApril 30, 2021
Produced by Mr. Reynold's Broadcast Media class
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