Come join us for the Spring Choir Concerts on April 15th and 17th! Our Middle School concert ""Elemental"" on April 15th features music about the elements that rule our world. We will also have a silent auction before the concert.
Our High School Concert ""Liminal Space"" on April 17th features music about change, growth, and transition. Both concerts at 7pm and entry is free!
High school students! Do you enjoy singing pop songs or show tunes? Do you love to dance and sing? Come and audition for the Central Magnet Show Choir!! This exclusive ensemble performs pop, rock, jazz, and musical theatre along with choral music.
Auditions are May 1st from 3:00 - 6:00 in the choir room (339 in annex). Come prepared to sing 1 minute of a musical theater or pop song with a karaoke track and come dressed to dance!
On Saturday, CMS students participated in the Tennessee History Day competition in Nashville on the campus of Tennessee State University. CMS had its most successful showing! First place participants will be going to the national competition in College Park, Maryland in June.
Junior Group Website
1st place - “HeLa Cells and It’s Contributions to Medical consent/rights” Aditi Vinod, Yeonu Hwang
Senior Group Documentary
1st Place - “Japanese Internment at Manzanar” Maggie Edwards, Marissa Bratsch
Senior Group Performance
1st Place - “Kindertransport” Aidan Stricklin, Alivia & Sophia Mangrum , Seth Nobles, Kingsley McDade
Senior Group Website
3rd Place - “The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon - The Age of Consent in Victorian London” Allison Urban, Polly Grace Viswanathan, Sophie Tan
Senior Individual Paper
3rd Place - “The Warren Court: Champion of Civil Rights and Judicial Activism” Emily Taylor
Over spring break several students participated in the state HOSA competition in Chattanooga. If you see any of the following students, then please congratulate them on their efforts:
Grace White-1st place in Clinical Lab Science
Sabrina Hoja-3rd place in World Health & Disparities
Jordan Bentley-5th place in Nutrition
Emily Taylor-4th place in Epidemiology
Joshua Newby, Rhucha Chawthe, Awi Kim, Reagan Turnbow(12), and Lila Strickland also competed and represented us well!!
HOSA would like to send a special congratulations to one of our own...
Karunya Vudattula campaigned for a state office position and won! We have the 25-26 TN HOSA state secretary here at Central! Congratulations Karunya!
Attention middle schoolers: First Priority is hosting a "worship night" this upcoming Friday from 3:30-4:30 PM in the cafeteria. The theme is neon - so wear your favorite neon colors, and be ready to sing some songs! We hope to see you there!
The Central Middle School Varsity Boys Soccer team defeated Rock Springs Varsity 6-1. Luke Jones scored a hat trick, Lucas Ye scored two goals, and Evan Guevart scored a goal for the Tigers. Tobi Abebe had 3 assists. The JV Tigers defeated Rock Springs JV 2-1. Jeremiah Bryson scored two goals: an equalizer and the game winner.
The high school softball team picked up a 21-10 victory over LaVergne on Friday. Sophia Croasdaile led the way going 4 for 4 with 4 RBI, 4 Runs scored, and 2 doubles. Elle Cumming was 2/5 with 3 RBI and a double. The victory pushed this years win total to 5, which helped the team reach one of their early season goals.
On Monday night the lady tigers traveled to Pope John Paul II and suffered a 13-8 defeat. Senior Megan Weber was 4/4 with 3 RBI. Junior Hayley Mangrum also had a huge game picking up 3 hits, including a double and RBI.
The lady tigers return to action tonight at home against district foe Giles County at 5:30.