Congratulations to Elizabeth Hamilton, Central Magnet's 6th grade spelling bee champion! Elizabeth has qualified for the county-wide spelling bee on April 14.
The book fair is open today through Parent Teacher Conferences until 6:30. Middle school students will visit the library through ELA classes and high school students will need a pass. All concessions will be sold all day for $1 each. Come visit our Clue themed book fair today.
Middle School Youth in Government meets Wednesday, March 15, from 3-4 in Cindy Davis's classroom.
Are you a middle schooler interested in representing your grade playing soccer on Spirit Day Friday March 24th? If so, get a permission form from your Social Studies teacher and ask your parents to complete it and sign it. Forms will be collected by your Social Studies teacher until the end of the school day on Friday March 17th. However, due to having a limited amount of spots, the sooner you turn in your completed from, the higher chances you will have to make the team. E-mail Mrs. Kime if you have any questions.
The Spring Spirit Day sport on Friday, March 24th will be Powderpuff Flag Football. Teams from each grade level will be formed of 12 players and 4 coaches. Permission Forms for your teams need to be completed and brought back to Mrs. SK in room 116, no later than Monday, March 20th. All forms for the team must be turned in together. No individual forms will be accepted. Please pick up a permission form from your student council grade representative or from Mrs. SK.
If you are a Junior Beta member and you signed up for the March 20th Old Fort Park cleanup service project, please pick up a release form from the folder on Mrs. Stanley's classroom door. These forms must be signed and returned in order to participate. If you are interested in signing up for the cleanup, there is still time, but you need transportation to and from the park.
Central Magnet After Prom will be held Saturday, April 15th at MTSU’s Rec Center. CMAP is open to all Central juniors and seniors and their dates, whether or not they go to prom. Tickets can be purchased online now or in the cafeteria during C and D lunch Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of this week and Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday of next week. Tickets are $20 if purchased by Mar 24 and $25 after that. Even if you purchase your ticket online, you must get your physical ticket from the cafeteria once your signed parent consent form is complete. MTSU requires this form of all participants, so no tickets will be given without it. Follow our Instagram for more details. @CMAP2023
Seniors- please turn in your permission form to Dr. Guthrie for the field trip. Your permission form, your notarized form and your money is due by April 5th. If you need a form, please check with your English teacher.
High School Cheer will sell Smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday.
Middle School Students- If you are interested in trying out for Middle school Cheer for the 2023-2024 school year, you need an information packet. Please stop by Mrs. Huffman's office, Dr. Hines' office, or print one out from the MS Cheer website. There is a MANDATORY parent meeting April 10 at 6 pm in the senior cafeteria. Stop by or email Mrs. Huffman for details.
The Tigers JV team defeated Oakland 7-6 to start the year 1-0. The Tigers were led by Thomas Sesler who was 2 for 3 on the night. Benson Reavis reached based twice; scoring 2 runs. Joshua Simmons was hit by pitches twice to start rallies. Beckett Pogue had a 2 run double and Mitchell Coons had a hit and 3 rbi. Walker Hayes was the winning pitcher allowing 1 run and striking out 5 over 3 innings of work.
The middle school boys soccer team started off the season with a Varsity win against Stewarts Creek with a score of 5-0. Scoring goals for the Tigers were Carson Phillips, JT Parkerson with 2 goals and Kai Jones with 2 goals. The junior varsity team also won their game with a score of 1-0. Scoring that goal was Zach Dial. The team hosts Rock Springs this Thursday. Game time is 4:30pm. Come out a support your team.
The high school men's soccer team opened the season last night, dropping their opening match 2-0. The JV soccer team played a solid match resulting in a 0-0 tie. Both teams play again this Thursday at Smyrna High School.
The high school softball team opened their season with an 8-6 win over cannon county Monday night. Megan Weber picked up the win in the circle and Jacey Goetzinger picked up the save. The two combined to allow only three earned runs and struck out 11. Weber also lead the offensive attack picking up three hits, including two doubles and three RBIs. Junior Payton Nicholson added three hits of her own and senior Hali Phillips scored three runs. The Lady Tigers return to Action tonight as I travel to Rockvale for a 5 o’clock varsity start time.
Attention all students! You have less than a month now to complete your service hours. Please visit the Advisory website if you need information about service opportunities. Be sure to submit your service hours as soon as you complete them and obtain your signatures of proof. Remember service hours are due to your Advisor by April 5th, that's the week after spring break. Stop by to see Mr. Nichols if you have any questions.
Students, if you have not ordered your yearbook, time is running out! As of the writing of this announcement, there are 178 yearbooks still available for purchase. Once these yearbooks have been purchased, they are gone for good and no more will be available (including on signing day). Again, if you would like to order a yearbook, now is the time. You can find the link to purchase on the CMS homepage. If you have questions, contact Ms. Quinn.