Academic Ineligibility:The New Distinguished Honors

The #1 Student on theIneligibility List (283) | A Probie Since my freshman year at Central, teachers have been preaching the importance of good grades and attendance, like it’s a matter of life and death. I mean, really, is it possible to not have “three grades below seventy” if you’re taking Algebra 2 Honors AP Chem, and PE with a particularly strict teacher? Don’t even … Continue reading Academic Ineligibility:The New Distinguished Honors

The Hungry Games

Hungry Hippo (286) | A Probie As I walked out of fourth period on Thursday the twenty-third, I could feel that something in the air was different. Students were moving quicker than usual. Then, out of the corner of my eye, saw a kid bolting down the hall. Suddenly, more and more people were sprinting, pushing and shoving, all to get through the doors of … Continue reading The Hungry Games

Bringing up Bebe

Baby Daddy (284) and Baby Momma (284) | A Probie Making it to our junior year of high school without being in a romantic relationship, we didn’t think we would ever succumb to teenage pregnancy. It came as quite a shock to us that we would become teen parents, regardless. We started the adoption process on a Monday, and just three days later, we officially … Continue reading Bringing up Bebe

Central Dedicates Professional Development Days to Microwave Usage Training

By Professional Toaster (283) and Burnt Bagel Simp (283) | Executive Chefs On March 31st, 2024, Ms. Davis announced that all Central staff members would now require training for microwave usage privileges in the school. The implementation came after the February 23rd incident where a bagel was found burned in the first-floor English office microwave, leading to the entire school evacuating and multiple firefighters entering … Continue reading Central Dedicates Professional Development Days to Microwave Usage Training

National Honor Society Induction

By Emma Chrismer (283) and Amelia Nelson (284) On December 15th at 8:15 a.m. seventy new students were inducted into the Barnwell chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS). Ms. Harrington and Mr. Hover, along with Central’s orchestra, welcomed the inductees. In their opening speeches, they discussed the four pillars that the NHS is built on: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. These four elements are … Continue reading National Honor Society Induction

Honoring the Athletic Achievements of Central’s Black Alumni

By Zoey Zelinger (286) and Marianna Dobos (286) It’s always important to shine a spotlight on the talent Central High School nurtures, and with Black History Month right around the corner, it’s the perfect moment to highlight two outstanding Central alumni athletes. John Baxter Taylor, Jr. (107) was a track and field athlete and the first African-American to win a gold medal at the Olympics. … Continue reading Honoring the Athletic Achievements of Central’s Black Alumni

Why does Central not have a Boys’ Badminton Team?

By Kevin Guan (285) & Afiah Antara (285) Central not only offers strong academics but also has great sports teams. However, one thing Central lacks is a boys’ badminton team. The girls’ badminton season is yet to start, and many can only wonder: why isn’t there a boys’ team?  We asked around Central, and the overall opinion was that there should be a boys’ badminton … Continue reading Why does Central not have a Boys’ Badminton Team?

Football Highlight

By Benjamin Kokayko (283)  Central´s football team has proven to be a group of hardworking and resilient athletes who have persisted through the many trials and tribulations over the years. Though it is hard to compete with the more sport-centric schools in the city, if you look past their losses, you will see a driven, competitive team that truly cares about the game of football.  … Continue reading Football Highlight