*There will be no Tiger Time during 5th period today.
*For those interested in running for Senior Beta Vice President, a typed speech, slogan, campaign skit idea, and tshirt idea need to be submitted to either Mr. Boyton or Ms. Frazer by next Wednesday, September 19th. Interested candidates should also plan to deliver their speech in front of a panel of judges next Friday, September 21st immediately after school. If you have questions or need further clarification about the requirements, please visit the BETA website or meet with Mr. Boynton or Ms. Frazer.
*French club will have an interest meeting on Monday the 17th after school in room 206 ahead of the D rotation meeting.
*Table Top Board Gaming Club will not be meeting this afternoon, but will meet next week.
Students are welcome to visit Mr. Harper in his office in room 219 to pay dues before or after school.
*Jr Beta will meet on Tuesday, September 18, 3:15-4:15.
The meeting will be held in Mrs. Taylor's classroom, room 222.
*Seniors,
Just a reminder that the Financial Aid/FAFSA meeting is Thursday, Sept. 13 in the auditorium at 6:00. Try not to miss this important meeting!
*There will be a Chi Alpha Mu meeting after school today (Wednesday, September 12th) in Ms. Heller's room. It will be about 20-30 minutes long so done by 3:30!
*Attention all students!
The high school cross country team is hosting a fundraiser at the Blue Coast Burrito on Memorial Blvd this Thursday. It's an all-day affair so you can do lunch there and/or dinner if you'd like. Be sure to let them know you are there for Central Magnet high school cross country. See the attachment for full details. We always appreciate your support!
Special note (not to be included with the announcement): these four students have permission to appear on the morning announcements to relay this information. If no one shows up, please just read the announcement.
* Attention Juniors and Seniors:
The Annual United States Senate Youth Program authorizes the selection of 104 student delegates in the U.S. The delegates are immersed in Washington activities throughout their week-long stay, including visits to the Senate, the House of Representatives, the Supreme Court and the Pentagon. Delegates hear major addresses by senators, cabinet members and officials of the Department of State and the Department of Defense, as well as other federal departments. All expenses are paid for the week-long Washington stay, including transportation, hotel accommodations and meals. In addition, each delegate is awarded a $10,000 college scholarship for undergraduate studies. The student applicant must currently be serving in an elected capacity in student government, civic or educational organizations. Selection will be based on academic accomplishments, community service, knowledge of current American government issues and procedures and demonstrated qualities of leadership for the current school year. See Mr. Nichols if you are interested in participating in our school's nominating process. A qualifying test will be administered to interested students the week before fall break.
*Attention juniors:
Remember you’ll be meeting in the auditorium for advisory today and next week. We look forward to seeing you there!
* 22nd MTSU Expanding Your Horizons in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Who: All Young Women in Middle School (Grades 6-8) and in High School (Grades 9-12)
What: A Hands-On Science and Math Conference
Registration Fee = $20.00 (No refunds)
Where: Middle Tennessee State University: See map: http://www.mtsu.edu/maps/
When: October 27, 2018
Schedule: http://www.mtsu.edu/eyh/schedule.php
Why: To investigate science & math careers
To talk with women in science & math careers
To attend science & math workshops for girls
To participate in hands-on activities
To meet girls interested in science & math
-You can learn more about EYH at our website:
http://www.mtsu.edu/eyh/index.php or send your questions to [email protected]
- Registration closes on September 28, 2018 or when all slots are filled!
*On Friday September 21st HP Campus School is having their annual Fall Festival and they need student volunteers for the games and activities during the festival. Sign-up in Mrs. Harrison's room (348) if you would like to be contacted about volunteering.
*Attention all students:
We have been contacted by the leader of a Youth Council program, designed for teens interested making a difference in our community and at the Discovery Center while exploring and learning STEAM-based activities (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) and growing their professional skills. Designed for middle and high school students with a focus on volunteer service, they work with students interested in learning more about serving our community, while focusing on STEAM career opportunities, working with younger students, and developing new skills to expand their education.
Most importantly, they are having an open house meeting on Monday, September 17th at 5:30 at the Discovery Center for those interested in learning more and meeting current members.
*Yale will visit College Corner today, Sept. 12 from 12:30-1:30. Stop by and see them!
*The Central Magnet Quiz Bowl team is holding its first meeting today, Wednesday, after school in Dr. Thomas's Room (120). Any CMS middle or high school student interested in being on the Quiz Bowl team is invited to stop by at 3 p.m. and learn more about this fun activity.
*Attention all CMS high school students! If you would like to order a letterman jacket, come to the senior cafeteria this Thursday, September 13th, which is a half day, at 11:00. For ordering information see your coach, Mr. Mears, Mr. Click, Mr. Brenner or Coach Kirksey. All those placing orders on 9/13 will receive their jackets BEFORE Christmas.
*The middle school cross-country runners traveled to Hendersonville last Saturday for the Coleman Midgett Invitational.
The boys team placed 6th out of 15 teams.
The girls placed 2nd out of 14 teams.
Top runners were Tony Peck, Ben Clemence, Mikayla Morrell, and Ella Anderson.
The teams compete this coming Saturday at the Milton Invitational.
*The high school girls’ soccer team will play Tullahoma this evening at 5pm here at Central. Students get in free so come on out to cheer on your Lady Tigers!
*Middle school tennis won 8 to 1 against PCA yesterday and swept their matches against Stewarts Creek last Thursday. Come see them play Christiana Thursday at 4 o'clock at Adams tennis complex.