Announcements for 11/9/26:

Video Link: https://youtu.be/0nGSxAXYaeY?si=P_IPaK1T9lTI5SEk

CONGRATULATIONS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM!! What a great season end for the high school cross country team! At the state championship, the girls' team--Rachel Benefield, Adelyn King, Catherine Zubkus, Georgia McCasland, Madelyn Brock, Ashtyn Patterson, and Ollie Egli--placed 4th overall, running some of their best times of the season! Rachel individually placed 4th overall, and Adelyn placed 10th overall. Congrats to all of these awesome ladies! And the boys are the new TSSAA 2026 DI AA State Champions!! Parker Ward, Nate Dyer, Jason Dyer, Carson Phillips, Wyatt Fischer, Aaden Walker, and Miles Rafacz all ran a tough race and beat out the competition with one of the fastest average team race teams in Central Magnet history! Parker individually placed 6th overall, Nate placed 7th, and Jason placed 10th. Please congratulate them and our entire team today when you see them. Go Tigers!!

ACADEMIC

Are you studying for the ACT? National English Honor Society is hosting tutoring sessions for both the English and the Reading sections after school the week of November 16th and the week of December 7th! Sign up on the NEHS club website or email Mrs. Eubanks for the sign up link!

Students - do you need help with your resume? Come to the resume workshop hosted by National English Honor Society that will take place on Thursday, November 12th in room 104 during RTI. Sign up now in Flex! Spots are limited! NEHS members - remember, you can earn a point for tutoring or attending!

Need help with your Social Studies classes? Or need someone to help you with an LEQ or DBQ question in an AP History class? Come by Room 126 during RTI. Rho Kappa members will be happy to give you some extra help. So come on by during any RTI!

SERVICE

Don't forget the winter donation drive to collect coats, blankets, hats, gloves and other new or gently used winter clothing items for the homeless community in Murfreesboro, TN. You can drop these off in a labeled bin in the front office, or at St. Paul's 116 N Academy St, Murfreesboro. TN. Donations can be dropped off in the bin by the front office from now until Fri, Nov. 20.

FCA is partnering with Nourish Food Bank to sponsor a Thanksgiving Food Drive from November 1st to 20th. We appreciate any donations, but please see the scrolling announcements for specific needs. Items must be individually packed, non-perishable, and able to be cooked in a microwave (if necessary). Goods can be dropped off at Friday morning meetings or in Mr. Czajkowski's classroom (room 114).

CLUBS

French week fun fact: Despite having 6400 streets, Paris has no stop signs. The one they had was stolen so many times they just took it down.

GUIDANCE

Tuesday, Nov. 10 College Corner will host Austin Peay University during C and D lunches. Stop by and say hello and ask any questions you may have.

Thursday, Nov. 12 College Corner will host Samford University and Lipscomb University during C and D lunches. Stop by to meet the reps and have your questions answered. (Note the different day from our usual College Corner day).

FINE ARTS

Our orchestra students will be performing their fall concert on Thursday, November 12th at 7pm in the school auditorium. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Last Saturday, some of our High School orchestra students participated in the 2nd round of mid-state auditions. Congratulations to these students for being selected for Mid-State: Jason Lin on the violin, Danika Shiomitsu on the violin, Jacob Johnson on the viola, Jackson Elfersy on the viola, Ivy Liu on the violin, Autumn Thompson on the cello, and Ugo Eze on the double bass. A special congratulations to Ivy Liu on the violin for being selected for All-State orchestra.

HOMECOMING

The middle school activity for Homecoming Spirit Day will be a 3 v 3 basketball tournament. Please pick up the permission form outside of Mrs. Meek's Classroom and return it by Thursday, November 19th.

Juniors & Seniors: We're looking for 2 students to serve as Emcees at the Homecoming Variety Show. Auditions will be held TODAY @ 3:15 in Ms. Dixon's Room - Room #221. See the Student Council website for full details.

SPORTS

Congratulations to Central Magnet junior Emery Bland for being named to the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) Girls High School All-Region Team! This prestigious national recognition honors the top high school volleyball players across the country. Emery was selected as one of just 628 athletes nationwide to earn All-Region honors, an award reserved for the top players nationally. Congratulations, Emery, on this outstanding achievement and for representing Central Magnet Volleyball at the national level!

Congratulations to HS Cheer for earning their bid to Nationals in January. And good luck to HS Cheer as they travel to Knoxville on Thursday to compete in the TSSAA state cheer championships.

Announcements for 11/6/2026

Video Link: https://youtu.be/P7fkw4V9IvE?si=BxXdyLw3aPt8N9F0

ACADEMIC
Students - do you need help with your resume? Come to the resume workshop hosted by National English Honor Society that will take place on Thursday, November 12th in room 104 during RTI. Sign up now in Flex! Spots are limited! NEHS members - remember, you can earn a point for tutoring or attending!

CLUBS
Need help with your Social Studies classes? Or need someone to help you with an LEQ or DBQ question in an AP History class? Come by Room 126 during RTI. Rho Kappa members will be happy to give you some extra help. So come on by during any RTI!

In honor of National French week, some fun French facts will be coming to you. Today's French fact: France has the longest coastline in the world, at over 3000 miles, due to the number of overseas territories and departments such as French Guyana, Martinique, French Polynesia among many others. It also has the most time zones in the world with 13 during daylight savings.

SERVICE
FCA is partnering with Nourish Food Bank to sponsor a Thanksgiving Food Drive from November 1st to 20th. We appreciate any donations, but please see the scrolling announcements for specific needs. Items must be individually packed, non-perishable, and able to be cooked in a microwave (if necessary). Goods can be dropped off at Friday morning meetings or in Mr. Czajkowski's classroom (room 114).

10th grader Lyndsi Weber is leading a winter donation drive to collect coats, blankets, hats, gloves and other new or gently used winter clothing items for the homeless community in Murfreesboro, TN. You can drop these off in a labeled bin in the front office, or at St. Paul's 116 N Academy St, Murfreesboro. TN. Donations can be dropped off in the bin by the front office from now until Fri, Nov. 20.

FINE ARTS
Our orchestra students will be performing their fall concert on Thursday, November 12th at 7pm in the school auditorium. Admission is free and all are welcome.

HOMECOMING
Juniors & Seniors: We're looking for 2 students to serve as Emcees at the Homecoming Variety Show. Auditions will be held Mon. Nov. 9th @ 3:15 in Ms. Dixon's Room - Room #221. See the Student Council website for full details.

SPORTS
Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Good luck to MS and HS Cheer this weekend as they compete at the Magic City regional competition.

The Middle School Lady Tigers battled Eagleville last night with a tie after 3 quarters before a scoring drought in the 4th and eventually lost 21-27. Lydia Luna led Central with 11 while Elsa Clancy added 6. Parthenia Yossef and Rupal Bajlory rounded out the scoring with 2 each. Special shout out to the student section! We saw you pumped up and cheering us on!
The next game is Tuesday night at home against Cannon County.

MS JV Boys defeated Eagleville last night 25-14. Josiah Bell led all scorers with 6. Leo, Marino, Seth, and Beckett each contributed a three-point shot. The Varsity team fell short losing by a score of 29-24. Luke Redmon led all scorers with 20 points.

The Tiger bowlers defeated Blackman yesterday, 18-9. Central was led by Ryder Hoffman's scores of 212 and 257, and a score of 223 by Matias Carmona Perez.

GUIDANCE
Tuesday, Nov. 10 College Corner will host Austin Peay University during C and D lunches. Stop by and say hello and ask any questions you may have.

Thursday, Nov. 12 College Corner will host Samford University and Lipscomb University during C and D lunches. Stop by to meet the reps and have your questions answered. (Note the different day from our usual College Corner day).

TECH HELP
Quick reality check: if your computer has been asking you to install updates and you've been hitting 'Remind Me Later' for the past three weeks, we're talking to you. When was the last time you checked for updates on your school computer? If your answer is 'I don't know,' it's time! Take a minute today to check for updates and restart your computer if needed.
A quick update now can prevent major headaches later.

Announcements for 11/5/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/uTUAsvorBto?si=FkDOgXJ7GGSjpx0W

ACADEMIC
Congratulations to August Parker for being selected in the 2027 ACDA National Honor Choir. Thousands of students from across the country auditioned for around 200 spots, and August was selected as one of those. Congrats! August has the opportunity to travel to Minneapolis this spring to perform at the 2027 American Choral Directors Association National Conference.

Students - do you need help with your resume? Come to the resume workshop hosted by National English Honor Society that will take place on Thursday, November 12th in room 104 during RTI. Sign up now in Flex! Spots are limited! NEHS members - remember, you can earn a point for tutoring or attending!

CLUBS
FCA is partnering with Nourish Food Bank to sponsor a Thanksgiving Food Drive from November 1st to 20th. We appreciate any donations, but please see the scrolling announcements for specific needs. Items must be individually packed, non-perishable, and able to be cooked in a microwave (if necessary). Goods can be dropped off at Friday morning meetings or in Mr. Czajkowski's classroom (room 114).

There is a Latin Club Interest Meeting THIS Thursday during C club rotation. If you are a current or previous Latin student, come on over to Magistra Tucker's Room 118 to learn about becoming a member of the Junior Classical League. Being a member allows you to take part in Mid-state and State Conventions, become a member of the Latin Honor Society, and earn a Latin cord for graduation! (This all looks really good on your college application, by the way...) Some of the topics we will discuss at this meeting are Latin competitions, club activities, service projects, and yes, the possibility of an upcoming Italy trip! If all that doesn't make you want to join, there will also be FOOD and maybe a TOGA or two! "TO-GA! TO-GA! TO-GA!"

Need help with your Social Studies classes? Or need someone to help you with an LEQ or DBQ question in an AP History class? Come by Room 126 during RTI. Rho Kappa members will be happy to give you some extra help. So come on by during any RTI!

Congratulations to the following Jr. Beta members who placed in the top 7 for their qualifying academic tests. These students will compete in the final round at the Jr. Beta Convention over Thanksgiving break:
8th grade computer science - Cooper Covington
8th grade physical education - Jason Hu
7th grade math - Easton Clementi
8th grade math - Ishaan Sakthivel
8th grade science - Ishita Gupta
7th grade spelling - Aavahan Nanda
8th grade spelling - Jacob Rivera
Quiz Bowl Team - Ishaan Sakthivel, Ben Decker, Hope Clementi, & Kael Hixson

HOMECOMING
Juniors & Seniors: We're looking for 2 students to serve as Emcees at the Homecoming Variety Show. Auditions will be held Mon. Nov. 9th @ 3:15 in Ms. Dixon's Room - Room #221. See the Student Council website for full details.

SPORTS
The Lady Tigers fell short losing to Cannon County on Monday night 34-39. Lydia Luna led all scorers with 17. Naomi Escobar had 6, Elsa Clancy 5, Joci Lanier 4 and Parthenia Yosseff added 2. They face Eagleville tonight at Home. Let's Go, TIGERS!

Over the weekend, our Middle School swim team competed in Lebanon and had a great showing! The team got 4th overall. Lucas Kim had 16 points finishing 3rd overall, Shaarav Praveenkumar had 13 points making him 7th overall and Chris McMurtray finishing with 12 points making him 8th overall. In total, we had 3 top 10 finishers. Ellen Bolanos finished with 13 points and 7th place.

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

SERVICE OPPORTUNITY
10th grader Lyndsi Weber is leading a winter donation drive to collect coats, blankets, hats, gloves and other new or gently used winter clothing items for the homeless community in Murfreesboro, TN. You can drop these off in a labeled bin in the front office, or at St. Paul's 116 N Academy St, Murfreesboro. TN. Donations can be dropped off in the bin by the front office from now until Fri, Nov. 20.

Announcements for 11/4/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/ylOkAycrS0w?si=GDW2dkXu7VdPpi72

ACADEMIC
If you have a writing lab appointment scheduled for yesterday, November 3rd, don't forget that those appointments will occur today during 7th period due to the modified schedule this week! Mrs. Eubanks has sent more details to your email. If you are more than 10 minutes late to your appointment, you will be marked as a no-show and your appointment slot will be given to someone on the wait list or to a walk-in.

Students - do you need help with your resume? Come to the resume workshop hosted by National English Honor Society that will take place on Thursday, November 12th in room 104 during RTI. Sign up now in Flex! Spots are limited! NEHS members - remember, you can earn a point for tutoring or attending!

Here are the results of the Mock Election held last Tuesday:
Governor of Tennessee
Jerri Green 44%
Marsha Blackburn 26%

United States Senator
Marquita Bradshaw 41%
Bill Hagerty 32%

United States House of Representatives 4th District
Victoria Broderick 46%
Scott Desjarlais 31%

CLUBS
You should be learning another language! Did you know 90% of employers need people that speak more than one language? Did you know that knowing more languages helps with reasoning and memory, and reduces cognitive decline as you age? Did you know that learning another language leads to learning about its cultures, and that leads to enjoying some tasty food? Come to Language Learning Club after school on Wednesday to share your journey with learning another language and practice those skills, along with enjoying some varenyky from Mariia and Sofiia! See you in Room 200!

FCA is partnering with Nourish Food Bank to sponsor a Thanksgiving Food Drive from November 1st to 20th. We appreciate any donations, but please see the scrolling announcements for specific needs. Items must be individually packed, non-perishable, and able to be cooked in a microwave (if necessary). Goods can be dropped off at Friday morning meetings or in Mr. Czajkowski's classroom (room 114).

ATTENTION STUDENTS DRIVING OR BEING DRIVEN to the Model U.N. Conference: Go to the Model U.N. Teams and download the Permission Form for Drivers and Car Riders for the Model U.N. CONFERENCE or come by Mr. Brooks Room (Room 130) and pick up a hard copy of THIS MANADATORY PERMISSION FORM. It is due NO LATER THAN THIS WEDNESDAY, 11-4-2026 TO MR. BROOKS.
YOU NO BRING THE FORM, YOU NO GO!!!

There is a Latin Club Interest Meeting THIS Thursday during C club rotation. If you are a current or previous Latin student, come on over to Magistra Tucker's Room 118 to learn about becoming a member of the Junior Classical League. Being a member allows you to take part in Mid-state and State Conventions, become a member of the Latin Honor Society, and earn a Latin cord for graduation! (This all looks really good on your college application, by the way...) Some of the topics we will discuss at this meeting are Latin competitions, club activities, service projects, and yes, the possibility of an upcoming Italy trip! If all that doesn't make you want to join, there will also be FOOD and maybe a TOGA or two! "TO-GA! TO-GA! TO-GA!"

Need help with your Social Studies classes? Or need someone to help you with an LEQ or DBQ question in an AP History class? Come by Room 126 during RTI. Rho Kappa members will be happy to give you some extra help. So come on by during any RTI!

HOMECOMING
Juniors & Seniors: We're looking for 2 students to serve as Emcees at the Homecoming Variety Show. Auditions will be held Mon. Nov. 9th @ 3:15 in Ms. Dixon's Room - Room #221. See the Student Council website for full details.

SPORTS
Are you interested in playing on the MS Boys Soccer team? There will be a student interest meeting TODAY, November 4th from 3:30-4:00pm in Room 236. Coach Jones and Mr. Marmen will share info about tryouts, fees, and forms.

Congratulations to the following HS Beta Members who placed in the top 7 in the state in their academic category:

For 9th Grade:
Agriscience: Shriya Sathish
Biomed: Sasha Ganji
Mathematics: Anhad Jain
Science: Jayden Hwang
Social Studies: Myra Arora
Spelling Bee: Mysha Singh
Psychology: Ava Dunkley
US History: Karter Brinkley

For 10th Grade:
Language Arts: Saketh Ramala
Mathematics: Lucas Ye
Science: Liam Kim

For 11th Grade:
Biomed: Daniel Choe
Mathematics: Havilynn Burton
Science: Sabrina Hoja
Psychology: Go Niang

For 12th Grade:
Biomed: Meridian Jackson
Health and Physical Sciences: Landon Gay
Social Studies: Alice Wang
Psychology: Aaden Walker

These students will compete at the State Convention on November 19th for a chance to compete nationally!

Announcements for 11/02/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/70FcUY9bR7I?si=Dz31CoWaIYKxvWUp

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
Do you need service hours? Mrs. Stanley is partnering with Youth Villages for our 5th annual Project Linus! Students make fleece tie blankets by hand and donate them to foster children. Donations can be dropped at Mrs. Stanley's room. There are even instructions by her room on how to drop off a donation before or after school! Each blanket is worth 3 service hours, and you can donate up to 2 blankets. Last day to donate is Wednesday, November 18. There are many you tube videos to show you how to make a fleece tie blanket. Email Mrs. Stanley with any questions!

STU CO
High School Class Shirts are on sale now! Purchase yours online via the main Central Magnet webpage or during 7th Period lunch. Cost is $18. We want to give a special shoutout to Senior, Ksenia Nolan Phillips, who designed this year's shirt!

HOMECOMING
Juniors & Seniors: We're looking for 2 students to serve as Emcees at the Homecoming Variety Show. Auditions will be held Mon. Nov. 9th @ 3:15 in Ms. Dixon's Room - Room #221. See the Student Council website for full details.

ARTS
The Central Magnet Band would like to congratulate the following students for advancing to the second round of Mid-State honor band auditions:
Amiyah Brown
Vivianna Hwang
Quinnten Curnes
Ryan Coon
Ashton Stephenson
Micah Brown
Sawyer Wooton
Jason Dyer
These students competed against hundreds of others across Middle Tennessee and represent some of the most accomplished high school musicians in our region. Wish them luck as they compete for their chair at Wilson Central High School on November 21st.

CLUBS
Attention Beta Members: Our next B rotation meeting TODAY will ONLY be for members competing in Group categories at the state convention. These groups include: Group Talent, Living Lit, Engineering, Robotics, and Marketing. All other convention members are expected to check out the Apptegy page and Beta Handbook to ensure that everything in completed for a successful state convention.

Come out to the Speech Pathology Club today in Room 203. We’ll be discussing the parts of the voice box, and every attendee gets a chance to win a NeeDoh! Hope to see you there!

You should be learning another language! Did you know 90% of employers need people that speak more than one language? Did you know that knowing more languages helps with reasoning and memory, and reduces cognitive decline as you age? Did you know that learning another language leads to learning about its cultures, and that leads to enjoying some tasty food? Come to Language Learning Club after school on Wednesday to share your journey with learning another language and practice those skills, along with enjoying some varenyky from Mariia and Sofiia! See you in Room 200!

FCA is partnering with Nourish Food Bank to sponsor a Thanksgiving Food Drive from November 1st to 20th. We appreciate any donations, but please see the scrolling announcements for specific needs. Items must be individually packed, non-perishable, and able to be cooked in a microwave (if necessary). Goods can be dropped off at Friday morning meetings or in Mr. Czajkowski's classroom (room 114).

SPORTS
High School boys' basketball will have a fall tryout on TODAY from 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the gym. Anyone interested must have an up-to-date physical and all forms completed in FinalForms to try out. Contact Coach Lanier with any questions.

High Schoolers wanting to join track and field should attend the interest meeting TODAY after school in the auditorium from 3:15-3:30. Coach Winger will give information on conditioning and tryouts for the upcoming season.

Are you interested in playing on the MS Boys Soccer team? There will be a student interest meeting this Wednesday, November 4th from 3:30-4:00pm in Room 236. Coach Jones and Mr. Marmen will share info about tryouts, fees, and forms.

Announcements for 10/30/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/8wY9wouQl0Y?si=4oJn4eUZNZo0pSyZ

PICTURES
Pictures are TODAY! Check the schedule online and your email (Teachers, Grade level, Senior Portraits, National Merit Semi-Finalists, Basketball).

ACADEMIC
Reminder to National History Day groups and participants: Your Annotated Bibliography is due to your social studies teacher by Friday October 30th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn it into Mr. Rundberg in room 126.

Students interested in participating in the MATHCOUNTS competition, Dr. Ye will be here today during 7th period in room 131. Come during your study time.

ARTS
High schoolers: Today is the last day to sign up for an audition spot for Into the Woods next week. Please email Ms. Scott or stop by the Theatre room for more information. If you've never been in a show or if you can sing Sondheim in your sleep, we want you to audition to be part of this amazing show!

CLUBS
Attention Beta Members: Our next B rotation meeting on Monday will only be for members competing in Group categories at the state convention. These groups include: Group Talent, Living Lit, Engineering, Robotics, and Marketing. All other convention members are expected to check out the Apptegy page and Beta Handbook to ensure that everything in completed for a successful state convention.

The Hispanic Heritage Club will be selling traditional Hispanic refreshments and treats during all lunch periods today. This is the final day of the Fall Sale, so be sure to stop by and show your support.

GUIDANCE
High school students: collection for AP exams ends Oct 30th. Students can pay online with a credit card or with cash or check in the Attendance office. The fee is $99 per exam.

SAFETY
A fire can breakout with little or no warning. The more prepared you are, the safer you will be. Smoke detectors should be located on every floor of your home and near all places that you and your family sleep. Smoke detector batteries should be changed on a regular basis.
With time change this weekend, it is a great time to change out the batteries!

SPORTS
Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches TODAY. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

The Girl's High School Basketball Team is currently looking for some basketball managers for this season. If you have any interest, please see Coach Bush.

High School boys' basketball will have a fall tryout on November 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the gym. Anyone interested must have an up-to-date physical and all forms completed in FinalForms to try out. Contact Coach Lanier with any questions.

High Schoolers interested in running track and field are invited to an interest meeting after school this upcoming Monday, November 2nd from 3:15-3:30 in the auditorium. Coach Winger will be giving information on conditioning and tryouts for the upcoming season.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
Do you need service hours? Mrs. Stanley is partnering with Youth Villages for our 5th annual Project Linus! Students make fleece tie blankets by hand and donate them to foster children. Donations can be dropped at Mrs. Stanley's room. There are even instructions by her room on how to drop off a donation before or after school! Each blanket is worth 3 service hours, and you can donate up to 2 blankets. Last day to donate is Wednesday, November 18. There are many you tube videos to show you how to make a fleece tie blanket. Email Mrs. Stanley with any questions!

HOMECOMING
The Homecoming Variety Show is looking for performers! Whether you're a musician, dancer, comedian, magician, or have a talent all your own, we want to see it. The deadline to submit your interest form is this Sunday, November 1st and the deadline to submit your audition is Sunday, November 8th.
Step into the spotlight and help make this year's Homecoming unforgettable! Submit your interest form today! Please email Mr. (G) Brooks with any questions!

Congratulations to the 2026 - 2027 Homecoming Court
12th Grade
Yvette Abebe
Ana P. Linares Prieto
Adeline G. Scott

Leonard Benitez
Hudsen M. Bock
Carter Sage

11th Grade
Nikki Tian
Felix L. Jeong

10th Grade
KATELYN O. HARLAN
James O. Jackson

9th Grade
Lily N. King
Declan J. Sullivan

8th Grade
Females
Leah M. Alsup
Jocelyn F. Lanier
Ashley C. McNeil-Redd

Males
Elias Cole
Owen M. Curfman
Judson D. Fortner

7th Grade
Kella C. Karna
Mariano S. Gutierrez

6th Grade
DALLAS N. COUCH
JETT B. GAY

Announcements for 10/28/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/Pw8GLFto_-s?si=aYXxB6ZqLBGuKf6F

GUIDANCE

High school students:  Log into your AP account and check your Exam Registration Status.  If it says Undecided, you have not paid for your test or told us you were planning on taking it.  The deadline to do this is Friday, October 30.  Your parents can pay online with a credit card or in the Attendance office with cash or check.

High school students: collection for AP exams ends Oct 30th. Students can pay online with a credit card or with cash or check in the Attendance office. The fee is $99 per exam.

ACADEMIC

Reminder to National History Day groups and participants: Your Annotated Bibliography is due to your social studies teacher by Friday October 30th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn it into Mr. Rundberg in room 126.

CHILI, CHEERS, and CURTAIN CALLS

This Thursday is our Chili Cheers and Curtain Calls night- come by the school from 6-8 and see some amazing work your teachers are sharing, demonstrations from Psychology, fly a drone at the new STEM building, and battle your parents in the math competitions! This is a free event for the whole school! If you want to eat chili while you walk around, you can buy chili supper tickets online now! See you there!

CLUBS

The Hispanic Heritage Club will be selling 'aguas frescas' and traditional Latino treats today and Friday. Friday is the last day of the sale and will feature 'pan dulce' and 'pan de Día de los Muertos'. HOMECOMING

The Homecoming Variety Show is looking for performers! Whether you're a musician, dancer, comedian, magician, or have a talent all your own, we want to see it. The deadline to submit your interest form is this Sunday, November 1st and the deadline to submit your audition is Sunday, November 8th. Submit your interest form today! Please email Mr. (G) Brooks with any questions!

PICTURE DAY

(1) Any teacher or student who did not have a picture taken earlier in the semester will do so Friday morning in the auditorium. There is a picture day schedule scrolling across the website today. Students will report by grade-level. Please leave class at the time listed on the schedule!
(2) We also have 35 seniors who are taking formal senior portraits in the auditorium. Those seniors need to check their email for a detailed schedule.
(3) All National Merit Semi-Finalists will have their picture taken on the front lawn at 11:00.
(4) Both High School Basketball teams have pictures in the gym.

SPORTS
The Girl's High School Basketball Team is currently looking for some basketball managers for this season. If you have any interest, please see Coach Bush.
High School Tennis Tryouts, October 27th and 28th, 3:30-5:30 at Adams Tennis complex in Murfreesboro. Final Forms must be complete. Come by room 125 and sign up before next Tuesday.
High School boys' basketball will have a fall tryout on November 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the gym. Anyone interested must have an up-to-date physical and all forms completed in FinalForms to try out. Contact Coach Lanier with any questions.

The high school cross country team had a fantastic race at regionals last night! Both the boys' and the girls' varsity teams won 1st place, and both are now bound for the TSSAA State Championship race!! Rachel Benefield led the girls with a time of 19:30 and won 1st overall; Adelyn King, Catherine Zubkus, Georgia McCasland, Ashtyn Patterson, Ollie Egli, and Camilla Owens rounded out the girls' team. Parker Ward led the guys with a time of 16:29 and won 1st overall; Nate Dyer, Jason Dyer, Carson Phillips, Aaden Walker, Wyatt Fischer, and Miles Rafacz rounded out the guys' team. 

The JV guys and girls had absolutely fantastic races as well with Owen Butler coming in 1st for the guys and Allie Mathews for the girls. Please wish our varsity teams good luck as they prepare to run at state next week!! 

The Middle School Lady Tigers basketball team found themselves in a battle with the Lady Panthers of Smyrna Middle last night. The lady Tigers secured their first win 36-35. Leading the scoring attack was Elsa Clancy with 12 points, Lydia Luna added 9 and Naomi Escobar had 7.  Rounding out the scoring was Rupal Bajlory with 4 and Avery Davis and Eden Mau had 2 each.   The JV also fought a hard battle but came up short losing 10-11.  Eden Mau led all scorers with 8.  

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

SAFETY

A fire can breakout with little or no warning. The more prepared you are, the safer you will be. Smoke detectors should be located on every floor of your home and near all places that you and your family sleep. Smoke detector batteries should be changed on a regular basis. With time change this weekend, it is a great time to change out the batteries!

Announcements for 10/23/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/-3ZjQKXcVyU?si=gcLkyOinaOHc63YI

ACADEMIC

Reminder to National History Day groups and participants: Your Annotated Bibliography is due to your social studies teacher by Friday October 30th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn it into Mr. Rundberg in room 126.

ARTS

Are you interested in traveling Into the Woods? High school auditions for this iconic show will be held the first week of November and performance dates are the first week of March. If you want access to audition paperwork and info, email Ms. Scott so she can add you to the Audition Teams page, or stop by the Theatre room and she'll answer all of your questions.

CLUBS

Any high school student interested in seeing author, Neal Shusterman, on Tuesday, December 8th should come by the library before Friday, October 23rd. We will attend the author visit at Rocky Fork Middle School for the first half of that day. Stop by the library TODAY before it is too late to register.

The deadline for High School BSU members who are planning to attend the HBCU campus visits has been extended.  Forms will be accepted until the end of lunch on Monday, October 26th.  Forms must be notarized. If you did not get the form, please see Ms. Taylor for a copy.

Each student participating must also meet with Ms. Taylor when turning in the form to complete an online registration.  No, the link will not be sent to you.  You must complete the registration with Ms. Taylor.  

GUIDANCE

High school students: collection for AP exams ends Oct 30th. Students can pay online with a credit card or with cash or check in the Attendance office. The fee is $99 per exam.

SENIORS

Any senior who has not yet scheduled their portraits with Loveless should have received an email from Mr. Boynton earlier this week. Please check your email and complete the Microsoft form sometime today. If you did not receive an email but you believe that should have, please email Mr. Boynton. Make-up picture day is next Friday, and we want to make sure evert student has a chance to have their photo taken.

SPORTS

The Girl's High School Basketball Team is currently looking for some basketball managers for this season. If you have any interest, please see Coach Bush.

High School Tennis Tryouts, October 27th and 28th, 3:30-5:30 at Adams Tennis complex in Murfreesboro. Final Forms must be complete. Come by room 125 and sign up before next Tuesday.

Softball will also hold fall tryouts for the Spring 2027 season next week on Monday and Wednesday from 3:20-4:45. Final Forms must be complete in order to tryout. Please see Coach Stearns at lunch with any questions.

High School boys' basketball will have a fall tryout on November 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm in the gym. Anyone interested must have an up-to-date physical and all forms completed in FinalForms to try out. Contact Coach Lanier with any questions.

FUNDRAISERS

Chamber Choir will have a bake sale during lunch. Come get some treats and support our choir!

SkillsUSA Boo-Grams Are Here! Send a spooky little message to friends and teachers! Boo-Grams are $1 each and sold in the cafeteria during lunch. Be sure you know your recipient's 7th period class so we can deliver your Boo-Gram. Come grab one and make someone's day!

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches TODAY. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Announcements for 10/22/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/Nk0NKFJrmKk?si=8zGg5d3_CfVqx44r

ARTS
Are you interested in traveling Into the Woods? High school auditions for this iconic show will be held the first week of November and performance dates are the first week of March. If you want access to audition paperwork and info, email Ms. Scott so she can add you to the Audition Teams page, or stop by the Theatre room and she'll answer all of your questions.

CLUBS
Any high school student interested in seeing author, Neal Shusterman, on Tuesday, December 8th should come by the library before Friday, October 23rd. We will attend the author visit at Rocky Fork Middle School for the first half of that day. Stop by the library TODAY before it is too late to register.

The deadline for High School BSU members who are planning to attend the HBCU campus visits has been extended. Forms will be accepted until the end of lunch on Monday, October 26th. Forms must be notarized. If you did not get the form, please see Ms. Taylor for a copy.
Each student participating must also meet with Ms. Taylor when turning in the form to complete an online registration. No, the link will not be sent to you. You must complete the registration with Ms. Taylor.

GUIDANCE
Attention 10th and 11th graders! If you are interested in learning more about Governor's School, the counselors will hold a meeting TODAY at 10:45 (during RTI) in the auditorium. Please attend if you think you would like to apply.

A representative from Vanderbilt will be at Central to visit College Corner TODAY during C and D lunches. Note this is a different day than our usual College Corner. Please remember to have good questions ready and be respectful.

High school students: collection for AP exams ends Oct 30th. Students can pay online with a credit card or with cash or check in the Attendance office. The fee is $99 per exam.

SENIORS
Any senior who has not yet scheduled their portraits with Loveless should have received an email from Mr. Boynton earlier this week. Please check your email and complete the Microsoft form sometime today. If you did not receive an email but you believe that should have, please email Mr. Boynton. Make-up picture day is next Friday, and we want to make sure evert student has a chance to have their photo taken.

FUNDRAISERS
Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

SkillsUSA Boo-Grams Are Here! Send a spooky little message to friends and teachers! Boo-Grams are $1 each and sold in the cafeteria during lunch. Be sure you know your recipient's 7th period class so we can deliver your Boo-Gram. Come grab one and make someone's day!

Every day this week, our Chamber Choir will have a bake sale during lunch. Come get some treats and support our choir!

SPORTS
The Middle School Lady Tigers fell short last night against Dekalb Middle in the Best of the West Classic. Leading after the first half, the Lady Tigers were not able to get the shots to fall in the 3rd which allowed Dekalb to take the lead. They battled in the 4th but took the loss 23-29. The Lady Tigers were led in scoring by Elsa Clancy with 11, Lydia Luna added 8, Avery Davis had 3 and Rupal Bajlory finished the scoring with 1. They play again tonight at Dekalb West against Carroll Oakland.

The high school softball team will have an interest meeting on TODAY from 3:15-4:30 in the fieldhouse. Softball will also hold fall tryouts for the Spring 2027 season next week on Monday and Wednesday from 3:20-4:45. Final Forms must be complete in order to tryout. Please see Coach Stearns at lunch with any questions.

High School Tennis Tryouts, October 27th and 28th, 3:30-5:30 at Adams Tennis complex in Murfreesboro. Final Forms must be complete. Come by room 125 and sign up before next Tuesday.

The Girl's High School Basketball Team is currently looking for some basketball managers for this season. If you have any interest, please see Coach Bush.

Announcements for 10/21/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/R_B_vyIKKZs?si=QylDnyJVBCkcmwkY

GUIDANCE
Attention 10th and 11th graders! If you are interested in learning more about Governor's School, the counselors will hold a meeting on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 10:45 (during RTI) in the auditorium. Please attend if you think you would like to apply.

A representative from Vanderbilt will be at Central to visit College Corner on Thursday, Oct. 22 during C and D lunches. Note this is a different day than our usual College Corner. Please remember to have good questions ready and be respectful.

High school students: collection for AP exams ends Oct 30th. Students can pay online with a credit card or with cash or check in the Attendance office. The fee is $99 per exam.

ARTS
Are you interested in traveling Into the Woods? High school auditions for this iconic show will be held the first week of November and performance dates are the first week of March. If you want access to audition paperwork and info, email Ms. Scott so she can add you to the Audition Teams page, or stop by the Theatre room and she'll answer all of your questions.

CLUBS
Any high school student interested in seeing author, Neal Shusterman, on Tuesday, December 8th should come by the library before Friday, October 23rd. We will attend the author visit at Rocky Fork Middle School for the first half of that day. Stop by the library TODAY before it is too late to register.

High School BSU members who are planning to attend the HBCU campus visits must turn in their signed and notarized participation permission form that you received at the cookout by the end of the day on Thursday, October 22. If you did not get the form, please see Ms. Taylor for a copy.
Each student participating must also meet with Ms. Taylor when turning in the form to complete an online registration. No, the link will not be sent to you. You must complete the registration with Ms. Taylor. All must be completed by 3:30 on Thursday.

SPORTS
The Girl's High School Basketball Team is currently looking for some basketball managers for this season. If you have any interest, please see Coach Bush.

High School Tennis Tryouts, October 27th and 28th, 3:30-5:30 at Adams Tennis complex in Murfreesboro. Final Forms must be complete. Come by room 125 and sign up before next Tuesday.

Central Magnet Lady Tigers Girls Soccer won the Region 4 AA Region Semi Final game last night against Cumberland County by a dominate score of 7-1.
Gabby Woods had an outstanding game with 4 goals. Also scoring was Madelyn Brock, Emersyn Gusman and Reese McDaniel.
Madely Brock, Lillie Bryant, Abigail Woods, Emersyn Gusman and Camila Sandes all had an assist each.
With the win, the Lady Tigers will host Tullahoma in the Region Finals. Come out and support the girls on Thursday night at Richard Siegel Soccer Park Stadium Field.

FUNDRAISERS
SkillsUSA Boo-Grams Are Here! Send a spooky little message to friends and teachers! Boo-Grams are $1 each and sold in the cafeteria during lunch. Be sure you know your recipient's 7th period class so we can deliver your Boo-Gram. Come grab one and make someone's day!

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Every day this week, our Chamber Choir will have a bake sale during lunch. Come get some treats and support our choir!

Announcements for 10/20/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/d3BDRQxn0-o?si=OEYz3EDdrSAmcx0U

GUIDANCE
Attention 10th and 11th graders! If you are interested in learning more about Governor's School, the counselors will hold a meeting on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 10:45 (during RTI) in the auditorium. Please attend if you think you would like to apply.

College Corner will host a representative from the Air Force ROTC TODAY during C and D lunches. Stop by to learn more!

A representative from Vanderbilt will be at Central to visit College Corner on Thursday, Oct. 22 during C and D lunches. Note this is a different day than our usual College Corner. Please remember to have good questions ready and be respectful.

High school students: collection for AP exams ends Oct 30th. Students can pay online with a credit card or with cash or check in the Attendance office. The fee is $99 per exam.

ACADEMIC
The Science National Honor Society is offering tutoring during C and D lunches on B days in Mr. Kinney’s room. Check the flyers in your science class or posted in the hallways to learn how to sign up for tutoring.

ARTS
Do you like to move it, move it?! Come see our amazing middle school cast perform Madagascar on October 22-24 (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday) at 7 pm. This show is about an hour and features lemurs, lions, a sick giraffe, and a jazz song about steak. Tickets are just 5 dollars for students - priced so you can see it more than once! Tickets are available at the door or on the CMS Fine Arts page.

Are you interested in traveling Into the Woods? High school auditions for this iconic show will be held the first week of November and performance dates are the first week of March. If you want access to audition paperwork and info, email Ms. Scott so she can add you to the Audition Teams page, or stop by the Theatre room and she'll answer all of your questions.

SWEET TREATS
Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Every day this week, our Chamber Choir will have a bake sale during lunch. Come get some treats and support our choir!

CLUBS
The CMS Climb Team will meet Wednesdays between 4 and 5 PM at Climb Murfreesboro. Their first competition is Saturday, November 7. To join the team, please register in Final Forms. You must be complete in FinalForms to participate which includes a current physical.

SkillsUSA Boo-Grams Are Here! Send a spooky little message to friends and teachers! Boo-Grams are $1 each and sold in the cafeteria during lunch. Be sure you know your recipient's 7th period class so we can deliver your Boo-Gram. Come grab one and make someone's day!

The Creative Writing Club will not meet today, Tuesday, October 20th because of Parent-Teacher Conferences.

Any high school student interested in seeing author, Neal Shusterman, on Tuesday, December 8th should come by the library before Friday, October 23rd. We will attend the author visit at Rocky Fork Middle School for the first half of that day. Stop by the library TODAY before it is too late to register.

SPORTS
The Girl's High School Basketball Team is currently looking for some basketball managers for this season. If you have any interest, please see Coach Bush.

The MS Boys Basketball team fell short in their 1st pre-season game last night by a score of 35-28. Luke Redmond led all scorers with 17 points. The Tigers are back in action Friday night against Watertown MS, tipoff is at 7:00 at Dekalb West.

Announcements for 10/16/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/XifAy2kuCZo?si=uzR6jhTB1K67uxxv

National History Day Participants - Your Process Papers are due to your social studies teacher by Friday October 16th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn them in to Mr. Rundberg.

The Science National Honor Society is offering tutoring during C and D lunches on B days in Mr. Kinney’s room.

ARTS

Do you like to move it, move it?! Come see our amazing middle school cast perform Madagascar on October 22-24 (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday) at 7 pm. This show is about an hour. Tickets are just 5 dollars for students! Tickets are available at the door or on the CMS Fine Arts page.

Are you interested in traveling Into the Woods? High school auditions will be held the first week of November and performance dates are the first week of March. If you want access to audition paperwork and info, email Ms. Scott so she can add you to the Audition Teams page, or stop by the Theatre room.

CLUBS

Club picture day is TODAY!  Check the website for the schedule. The time on the schedule indicates the time that the photo will be snapped! If you are not seated in the bleachers at the time listed on the schedule, you will miss your chance to appear in the photo. Plan to leave class a few minutes early in order to make the picture. Be sure you know the camera number for your club picture before you go to the gym. Do NOT sneak into pictures for clubs unless you are a bonified member of that club!

The CMS Climb Team will meet Wednesdays between 4 and 5 PM at Climb Murfreesboro.  Their first competition is Saturday, November 7.  To join the team, please register in Final Forms. You must be complete in FinalForms to participate which includes a current physical.

SkillsUSA Boo-Grams Are Here! Send a spooky little message to friends and teachers! Boo-Grams are $1 each and sold in the cafeteria during lunch. Be sure you know your recipient's 7th period class so we can deliver your Boo-Gram.

The Young Leaders Council at the Discovery Center is hosting an event called the Teen Science Cafe on Saturday 12:30-2 p.m. This is an event showcasing Dr. Rosa Vasquez Espinoza a chemical biologist and conservation leader that was named BBC 100 most influential women. She will be talking about her experience as well as leading a hands-on activity. This would be a great opportunity for high school students interesting in the STEM field. Refreshments will be served.

SENIORS

Seniors- Dollywood trip is scheduled for November 13th! Please check your email for permission forms- remember that you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form to attend. Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.

SPORTS

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches TODAY. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Middle School Softball Tryouts will be held on Friday, October 16th 3:30-5:00 at our Buchanan Elementary Field. Any girls interested in playing this spring are welcome to join us. Important Reminder: Please make sure all required FinalForms are completed before tryouts.

The Central Magnet Lady Tigers won the District 8-AA Championship last night with a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Tullahoma in double overtime! Madelyn Brock led the way with two goals, while Gabby Woods added a goal and an assist. Abigail Woods also contributed an assist. With the district championship secured, the Lady Tigers advance to the Region Semifinals on Tuesday, October 20, at 7:00 p.m. at Richard Siegel Soccer Park, Stadium Field, where they will face Cumberland County. Congratulations are also in order for our players who received district tournament honors. Gabby Woods was named District Tournament MVP. Taylor Ertl, Madelyn Brock, Lillie Bryant, Camila Sandes, and Molly Glover were also named to the All-Tournament Team. Regular-season district awards were also announced. Congratulations to our District 8-AA Second Team All-District selections: goalkeeper Taylor Ertl, Abbey Mott, Chloe Huffman, and McKinley Nickerson. Our First Team All-District selections were Molly Glover, Camila Sandes, Abigail Woods, and Landry LaPointe. Individual honors went to Lillie Bryant as Midfielder of the Year, Gabby Woods as Forward of the Year, and Madelyn Brock as Freshman of the Year.

Now it's on to regions! Let's keep the momentum going and show our support for the Lady Tigers this Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. at Richard Siegel Soccer Park as they continue their quest for a regional championship.

High Schoolers - We're taking a Pep Bus to the Eagleville football game on Oct. 23rd. Turn in your notarized permission slip and $10 to Mr. Czajkowski by this Friday the 16th to reserve your spot. Permission slips are on the Student Council bulletin board & website.

Good luck to middle school and high school cheerleading as they travel to Alabama tomorrow for their first competition of the season!

Announcements for 10/15/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/8jsZkYYYAcI?si=K1Kf3xHdE4FZRk6d

CLUBS
Club picture day is this Friday, October 16! Sometime today, the schedule will be posted on the front of the website. The time on the schedule indicates the time that the photo will be snapped! If you are not seated in the bleachers at the time listed on the schedule, you will miss your chance to appear in the photo. Plan to leave class a few minutes early in order to make the picture. Be sure you know the camera number for your club picture before you go to the gym. Do NOT sneak into pictures for clubs unless you are a bonified member of that club!

Are you a middle school student interested in a math competition? Registration for the MATHCOUNTS competition is now open. Students may pay Mr. Kinney in room 131 to register. The fee is $42 and is due Friday, October 30.

The Young Leaders Council at the Discovery Center is hosting an event called the Teen Science Cafe on Saturday 12:30-2 p.m. This is an event showcasing Dr. Rosa Vasquez Espinoza a chemical biologist and conservation leader that was named BBC 100 most influential women. She will be talking about her experience as well as leading a hands-on activity. This would be a great opportunity for high school students interesting in the STEM field. Refreshments will be served.

ACADEMIC
National History Day Participants - Your Process Papers are due to your social studies teacher by Friday, October 16th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn them in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126.

SENIORS
Seniors- Dollywood trip is scheduled for November 13th!
Please check your email for permission forms- remember that you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form to attend.
Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.

HS PEP BUS
High Schoolers - We're taking a Pep Bus to the Eagleville football game on Oct. 23rd. Turn in your notarized permission slip and $10 to Mr. Czajkowski by this Friday the 16th to reserve your spot. Permission slips are on the Student Council bulletin board & website.

SPORTS
The high school volleyball team saw their season come to an end on Tuesday night during the regional tournament dropping a hard fought match to a very good Upperman Lady Bees program. Several players earned awards, both of the conclusion of regular season and postseason play. Emery bland, Gabby Baron, and Lily Stuible earned All District honors for their accomplishments during the regular season. Bland, Stuible and Jordan Hayes earned all-district tournament team.
Finally at the conclusion of the regional tournament, Emery was recognized as being a member of the All Region Tournament Team.
The players and coaching staff would like to think everyone for their support during the 2026 season.

The middle school tennis team brought home some hardware after two hot days of play at the district tournament. This season saw some of their toughest competition to date. The girls won the 3rd place team trophy, with Veronika Duhacheck, Avni Patti, Margaret Stewart and Tala Canfar clinching that win. Xavier Clarke is the district boys singles runner up after a long day of long matches. Congratulations to both teams on their season.

Middle School Softball Tryouts will be held on Friday, October 16th 3:30-5:00 at our Buchanan Elementary Field. Any girls interested in playing this spring are welcome to join us. Important Reminder: Please make sure all required FinalForms are completed before tryouts. We're excited to get back on the field and kick off another great season!

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Announcements for 10/14/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/U3MELJHNnU8?si=Egt3elRsaq0NE9px

ACADEMIC
National English honor Society is offering ACT tutoring after school today in room 104 from 3:15 to 4 PM. Sign up on the NEHS club website on the central main page. Today we will be looking at the ACT reading test. Email Miss Eubanks with questions.

If you had a writing lab appointment scheduled for yesterday, don't forget that they are meeting today due to the week's modified schedule. Check your email for more details. Email Mrs. Eubanks with questions.

National History Day Participants - Your Process Papers are due to your social studies teacher by Friday October 16th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn them in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126.

HIGH SCHOOL PEP BUS
High Schoolers - We're taking a Pep Bus to the Eagleville football game on Oct. 23rd. Turn in your notarized permission slip and $10 to Mr. Czajkowski by this Friday the 16th to reserve your spot. Permission slips are on the Student Council bulletin board & website.

CLUBS
Are you a middle school student interested in a math competition? Registration for the MATHCOUNTS competition are now open. Students may pay Mr. Kinney in room 131 to register. The fee is $42 and is due Friday, October 30.

Club picture day is this Friday, October 16! Sometime today, the schedule will be posted on the front of the website. The time on the schedule indicates the time that the photo will be snapped! If you are not seated in the bleachers at the time listed on the schedule, you will miss your chance to appear in the photo. Plan to leave class a few minutes early in order to make the picture. Be sure you know the camera number for your club picture before you go to the gym. Do NOT sneak into pictures for clubs unless you are a bonified member of that club!

SENIORS
Seniors- Dollywood trip is scheduled for November 13th!
Please check your email for permission forms- remember that you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form to attend.
Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.

SPORTS
Hey Tigers! Middle School Softball Tryouts will be held on Friday, October 16th 3:30-5:00 at our Buchanan Elementary Field. Any girls interested in playing this spring are welcome to join us. Important Reminder: Please make sure all required FinalForms are completed before tryouts. We're excited to get back on the field and kick off another great season!

The Central Tiger bowlers won their first match of the season last night by defeating Oakland, 15-12. The Tigers were led by Hunter Shadrick's score of 191 in the ten-pin match, and a team score of 193 in the Baker game.

Central Magnet Lady Tigers Soccer team had a big win against Giles County in the district semis finals last night. Lady Tigers dominated with a convincing 6-0win.
Gabby Woods and Emerson Gusman led the way with 2 goals each. Abigail Woods and Camila Sandes also scored. Assists were by Abigail Woods, Abbey Mott, Emersyn Gusman and Reese McDaniel.
The Lady Tigers Soccer Team plays Tullahoma in the District Finals Thursday night. That game will be played at Richard Siegel Park at 7 PM on the stadium field.
So come out and support these girls and this team Thursday night as they make a push towards Regions.

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

Announcements for 10/13/2026

Video Link: https://youtu.be/Xy1EoRgCXvY?si=bekln-b0HUlC3oXs

ACADEMIC
The Writing Lab is open this week even though we have a modified schedule this week! We will be open for appointments both Wednesday and Friday. For those of you who have already scheduled appointments, the software says Tuesday, but please note that any appointment scheduled for Tuesday will actually meet on Wednesday! Please check your email for that reminder. Email Mrs. Eubanks with any questions or concerns.

National History Day Participants - Your Process Papers are due to your social studies teacher by Friday October 16th. If you do not have a social studies teacher, you can turn them in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126.

High school students: This next Monday, October 19th, author Soman Chainani will be visiting in the library from 8:55-10:30. Soman is the author of the School for Good and Evil series, Beasts and Beauty: Dangerous Tales, and has now written a new book, Young World. If you're interested in coming to listen to the author, please visit the library and talk to Ms. Denton and Ms. Svarda before this Friday. Thanks!

CLUBS
Are you a middle school student interested in a math competition? Registration for the MATHCOUNTS competition are now open. Students may pay Mr. Kinney in room 131 to register. The fee is $42 and is due Friday, October 30.

SENIORS
Seniors- Dollywood trip is scheduled for November 13th!
Please check your email for permission forms- remember that you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form to attend.
Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.

SPORTS
Hey Tigers! Middle School Softball Tryouts will be held on Friday, October 16th 3:30-5:00 at our Buchanan Elementary Field. Any girls interested in playing this spring are welcome to join us. Important Reminder: Please make sure all required FinalForms are completed before tryouts. We're excited to get back on the field and kick off another great season!

Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL
High Schoolers - We're taking a Pep Bus to the Eagleville football game on Oct. 23rd. Turn in your notarized permission slip and $10 to Mr. Czajkowski by this Friday the 16th to reserve your spot. Permission slips are on the Student Council bulletin board & website.

Announcements for 10/12/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/8gJa7GZvtLQ?si=tXiUtck319wL0Meh

WRITING LAB
The Writing Lab is open this week even though we have a modified schedule this week! We will be open for appointments both Wednesday and Friday. For those of you who have already scheduled appointments, the software says Tuesday, but please note that any appointment scheduled for Tuesday will actually meet on Wednesday! Please check your email for that reminder. Email Mrs. Eubanks with any questions or concerns.

NEHS
National English Honor Society is hosting ACT Tutoring after school this week in preparation for this Saturday's ACT test. We will be covering the English test after school TODAY from 3:15 to 4 PM and then the Reading test on Wednesday after school. Sessions are in Mrs. Eubanks's room, 104. Sign up on the NEHS club page on the Central page in order to attend. Email Mrs. Eubanks with questions!

CLUBS
Hey, BSU club members! It's time for The Cookout! Please bring your participation form for Friday's cookout to Ms. Taylor's classroom --Room 222-- by the end of the day tomorrow, Tuesday, October 13, so that we have an accurate count for food and games. Just place your form in the folder beside the door. There is also a list for you to add anything you plan to bring.

SENIORS
Seniors- Dollywood trip is scheduled for November 13th!
Please check your email for permission forms- remember that you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form to attend.
Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.

SPORTS
Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.

The middle school cross-country team finished their season at the state championship on October 3rd. The boys team placed 4th. The girls team placed 3rd. And Adelyn King was the Class AA individual runner-up with a 2-mile time of 12:25. Congratulations to all the runners for representing CMS well and for giving it their all.

The high school volleyball team finished as the district 8-aa runner-up. Tournament wins over Marshall County and Forrest and a tough championship match loss to Battle Creek set them up for a regional tournament bid. The Regional Tournament will be played Tuesday night at Battle Creek high school. Your lady tigers will take on the Upperman Bees at 6.

Central Magnet Middle School Softball Tryouts! Hey Tigers! Softball tryouts will be held Wednesday, October 14th at Central Magnet Middle School.
Location: Central Magnet - Meet outside by the soccer practice field.
Time: 3:30-5:00
Important Reminder: Please make sure all required FinalForms are completed before tryouts. We're excited to get back on the field and kick off another great season! Go Tigers!

Announcements for 10/2/26

Video Link: https://youtu.be/vPdFP_cp3RE?si=Pw86v8hhm6yddv9v

HAPPY SPIRIT DAY!

SPIRIT DAY
Reading Rooms will be available Friday during Spirit Day festivities for those who prefer a quieter atmosphere. Sign up in FLEX! If you sign up and change your mind, please REMOVE your name so we can keep accurate attendance throughout the day. See Ms. Dixon with questions.

Here are your Thursday Dress-Up Results:
For High School
4th place - Juniors
3rd place - Sophomores
2nd place - Freshmen
1st place - Seniors

For Middle School
3rd place - 6th grade
2nd place - 7th grade
1st place - 8th grade

CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to sixth grader, Adelyn Clark, who won the gumdrop prize for the Candy Land scavenger hunt! The librarians would also like to thank everyone who participated in and supported the book fair this week!

SENIORS
Seniors, please remember to turn in your sign permission forms to leave campus on October 13 after the ACT test.

Seniors- Dollywood trip is scheduled for November 13th!
Please check your email for permission forms- remember that you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form to attend.
Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.

STUDENT PEP BUS
High Schoolers - Reserve your seat on the Pep Bus! We're headed to Eagleville to support our Central Football Players. Grab a permission form from the Student Council bulletin board and turn it in with your $10 to Mr. Czajkowski by Fri. Oct. 16th. Permission Form must be notarized.

ATTENDANCE
Students planning to get a Driver's Permit during the Fall break must take the SF1010 Form. Please remember to pick this SF1010 form up in Attendance office.

SPORTS
Attention all CMS student-athletes! If you did not receive an envelope with chili tickets sales information, please stop by the office to pick yours up TODAY.

Earlier this week, six middle school cross-country runners were recognized at a banquet in Hendersonville as "All MidState" runners by the coaches' association. Briggs Morris, Baird Lane, Bentley Bergsten, Ellen Bolanos, Allie Mathews, and Adelyn King.