Central Magnet Skills CTSO is hosting our fall blood drive here at Central in the main gym on Monday, October 19, 2026 from 7:30am to 1:30pm.
We welcome students (16-18 with parent consent), staff, parents, and community members to join us and donate!
Please bring your driver's license for check-in.
Your donation could save 3 lives!
Here is the link to sign-up: Red Cross Blood Drive 10.19.26 Central Magnet
Announcements for 9/30/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/HrrIDAKWWV8?si=S6ulWMAHjJrpCMVh
This past weekend, Central Magnet Choir students auditioned with nearly 2,000 other students from across Middle Tennessee for the 2026 Mid-State Honor Choir. Central Magnet had a historic showing with the 2nd most students in all of Middle Tennessee selected for Mid-State, and the most students in RCS selected for an All-State Audition. This has never been done in CMS history and is incredibly rare throughout RCS. Please congratulate the following students:
Selected for the RCS All-County Honor Choir:
Emily Guess, Annabelle Harper, Zoe Nicholson, Jesus Delgadillo, Hudson Holt, Jorge Linares, Isabella Tan, Emma Riner, Auricle Morgan, Feker Yeneneh, Zora Brown, Camila De Caso Madero, Shriya Sathish, Eden Brunell, Ruby Denton, Ahana Sen, Gracie Sanders, Lily Feris, Sadie Gordon, Morgan Speck, Jason Dyer (alt), Shairah Pulido (alt), and Kayla Markwei (alt)
Selected for the RCS All-County AND MTVA Mid-State Honor Choirs:
Madison Harbour, Lily Hill, Beckham Pitt, Lilly Broox Carey, Kelley Facine, Vivie Frye, Malena Arhagba
Allison Fisher, Autumn Cushingham (alt), and Mateo Mendez (alt)
Selected for the RCS All-County and MTVA Mid-State Honor Choirs, AND eligible for an audition to the 2026 TN All-State Honor Choir:
Jacarian Bond, Jayson Brady, August Parker, Jacob Anderson, Felix Jeong, Noah Murphy, Ryan Rabinowitz, Scotlyn Craig, Caroline Stewart, Daphne Dieringer, Carter Chaffins, Reese Shelby, Ben Bartsch, Gaven Burrows, Tushaar Chaudhary, Sawyer Lee, Adley Watson, Makayla Price, Avery Bachelor, Molly Trout, and Emma Cartwright
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.
High Schoolers - Come make signs for the Pep Rally! Student Council will bring the paper. You bring the art supplies. It's all happening after school on Wednesday Sept. 30th from 3:15 to 5:30 in the cafeteria.
High School will be playing Flag Football on Spirit Day. Teams will consist of 8 or more female players and up to 4 male coaches. Grab a permission slip from the Student Council Bulletin Board and turn in to Mr. Czajkowski by Oct. 1st.
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 FOOTBALL 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.
SERVICE
Recycling containers are out.
The annex has a bin by the boy's bathroom, the cafeteria has a recycling bin, there is a recycling bin by the lost and found above college corner, there is a recycling bin in college corner, there is a recycling bin by room 128, and there is a recycling bin by the stairwell next to the sixth-grade classrooms.
Please put ONLY recycling and no trash.
ACADEMIC
If you are interested in National French Honor Society but you are unable to meet during C rotation this week, please contact Madame Ange to be added to TEAMS for more information. National French Honor Society is open to students in the second semester of French 2 or higher who have maintained an A for the past 3 semesters before induction. Former French students meeting these requirements may also apply.
High school students: Remember you can get passes to visit the book fair on the library website! Passes will be available today and tomorrow!
CLUBS
JUNIORS- Mrs. Davis has only had 3 sleeves of canned drinks delivered... if you want a prom, you need money! Please bring in canned drinks this week BY THURSDAY!
Want to find a community that feels like home, experience an incredible culture, and eat amazing food? Look no further than the Arab Student Union! Whether you’re of Arab heritage, learning Arabic, or just love exploring different cultures and meeting great people, ASU is open to everyone! Come check out our first meeting during C rotation in room 130 (Mr. Brooks room). Indulge in phenomenal dishes, get connected, and see what we’re all about!
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.
Middle School boys who were not able to attend the spring tryout, Coach Rowland and Coach Arnold will be holding tryouts on Monday at Central from 5-6:30. This is not a 2nd chance tryout, it is just for those who were not able to make it to the other tryout. You must be 100% complete in Final Forms to tryout.
Announcements for 9/29/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/SJoSENm2ehw?si=99z_IbUMf7fKW7pZ
SPIRIT WEEK
Here are your participation results for Monday's Virtual Meeting Dress Up Day
For High School...
4th place - sophomores
3rd place - freshmen
2nd place - seniors
1st place - juniors
For Middle School...
3rd place - 6th grade
2nd place - 7th grade
1st place - 8th grade
High Schoolers - Come make signs for the Pep Rally! Student Council will bring the paper. You bring the art supplies. It's all happening after school on Wednesday Sept. 30th from 3:15 to 5:30 in the cafeteria.
High School will be playing Flag Football on Spirit Day. Teams will consist of 8 or more female players and up to 4 male coaches. Grab a permission slip from the Student Council Bulletin Board and turn in to Mr. Czajkowski by Oct. 1st.
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.
ACACEMIC
Join the CMS Choir Department at our Fall Choir Concert "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" this Tuesday, September 29th at 7:00PM! Listen to American music from across the ages as we look at what the nation has been, is, and can be! Admission is free!
If you are interested in National French Honor Society but you are unable to meet during C rotation this week, please contact Madame Ange to be added to TEAMS for more information. You can also speak with Jaee Budko or Mairin Yarbrough. National French Honor Society is open to students in the second semester of French 2 or higher who have maintained an A for the past 3 semesters before induction. Former French students meeting these requirements may also apply.
SERVICE
Recycling containers are out.
The annex has a bin by the boy's bathroom, the cafeteria has a recycling bin, there is a recycling bin by the lost and found above college corner, there is a recycling bin in college corner, there is a recycling bin by room 128, and there is a recycling bin by the stairwell next to the sixth-grade classrooms.
Please put ONLY recycling and no trash. Thank you.
FUNDRAISER
One more day to get your temporary tattoos. They will be available for purchase during all lunches. Tattoos will cost between $1 and $3, and you can choose a tattoo for your favorite teacher—or the teacher you think could use a little extra decoration.
Participating teachers will proudly show off their tattoos on Thursday, October 1st.
CLUBS
JUNIORS- Mrs. Davis has only had 3 sleeves of canned drinks delivered... if you want a prom, you need money! Please bring in canned drinks this week BY THURSDAY!
All Psi Alpha (Psychology National Honors Society) Members need to meet on the steps in front of the school for a picture as soon as announcements are over.
HS STUDENT COUNCIL
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.
SPORTS
Middle School boys who were not able to attend the spring tryout, Coach Rowland and Coach Arnold will be holding tryouts on Monday at Central from 5-6:30. This is not a 2nd chance tryout, it is just for those who were not able to make it to the other tryout. You must be 100% complete in Final Forms to tryout.
ALL Central Athletes report to the auditorium TODAY during RTI for information about the upcoming chili supper.
Announcements for 9/28/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/qvRldP2Dd5g?si=ONeWFxdb3Joklo_v
TECH TIP
Want to avoid technology troubles when you need your laptop most? Take a few minutes to check for updates and install them if available. The worst time for your laptop to decide it needs an update is right before a test, presentation, or assignment deadline.
Future You will thank Present You!
ACADEMIC
Join the CMS Choir Department at our Fall Choir Concert "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" this Tuesday, September 29th at 7:00PM! Listen to American music from across the ages as we look at what the nation has been, is, and can be! Admission is free!
If you are interested in National French Honor Society but you are unable to meet during C rotation this week, please contact Madame Ange to be added to TEAMS for more information. You can also speak with Jaee Budko or Mairin Yarbrough. National French Honor Society is open to students in the second semester of French 2 or higher who have maintained an A for the past 3 semesters before induction. Former French students meeting these requirements may also apply.
BOOK FAIR
We're so excited for everyone to visit the Candy Land book fair next week! Middle School will visit the library with their ELAB teachers as a class. If they have money to spend, they can also visit the book fair with a library checkout pass from their ELA or ELAB teacher. High School students will be able to obtain passes on the library website. The library website can be found under Academics on the CMS homepage. See you soon!
SPIRIT WEEK
High School will be playing Flag Football on Spirit Day. Teams will consist of 8 or more female players and up to 4 male coaches. Grab a permission slip from the Student Council Bulletin Board and turn in to Mr. Czajkowski by Oct. 1st.
High Schoolers - Come make signs for the Pep Rally! Student Council will bring the paper. You bring the art supplies. It's all happening after school on Wednesday Sept. 30th from 3:15 to 5:30 in the cafeteria.
Teachers - Thank you for taking a moment to submit the number of students who dressed up for Virtual Meeting Monday. This morning's email from Ms. Dixon contains the link where you can submit your totals.
FUNDRAISER
TAT the TEACHER
From September 22nd through September 30th, temporary tattoos will be available for purchase during all lunches. Tattoos will cost between $1 and $3, and you can choose a tattoo for your favorite teacher—or the teacher you think could use a little extra decoration.
Participating teachers will proudly show off their tattoos on Thursday, October 1st.
SERVICE
Recycling containers are out.
The annex has a bin by the boy's bathroom, the cafeteria has a recycling bin, there is a recycling bin by the lost and found above college corner, there is a recycling bin in college corner, there is a recycling bin by room 128, and there is a recycling bin by the stairwell next to the sixth-grade classrooms.
Please put ONLY recycling and no trash. Thank you.
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.
CLUBS
Mesa de Español Members! We will have a meeting MONDAY, so be sure to bring your DUES to Ms Pinson that day or before! Gracias!
JUNIORS- Mrs. Davis has only had 3 sleeves of canned drinks delivered... if you want a prom, you need money! Please bring in canned drinks this week BY THURSDAY!
French Club, please check teams to sign up to bring supplies for our booth at Pig Out bu Thursday afternoon.
SPORTS
Your middle school cross-country teams are going to the state championships! Last Friday in Chattanooga, the boys took runners-up in their race and the girls were sectional champs! The varsity girls representing CMS are: Adelyn, Ellen, Allie, Callyn, Nora, Rupal (ruh-PEHL), and Lucy. The varsity boys representing CMS are: Briggs, Baird, Bentley, Owen, Enzo, Wyatt, and Kyle. The junior varsity runners had a great day, too - setting lots of personal records for themselves. The season finale will be this Saturday in Clarksville.
The MS tennis team heads into their last regular season match tomorrow against Rockvale with 2 wins from last week for both boys and girls.
This weekend, 5 players from each team spent their days at the
USTA Middle School state championship. They represented Central well with their sportsmanship and play against some really competitive teams from around the state. Congratulations and good luck.
Announcements for 9/25/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/ayCZknW29Is?si=xBeIMPKwdyYZ-d4n
CAMPUS SAFETY
Attention High School drivers -- We wanted to take a few moments to remind you of parking lot etiquette. First and foremost, all student drivers must have a parking pass. Secondly, all high school drivers should park in a paved/striped spot in the parking lot. Students are not allowed to park on the loop on the high school side. Last, please remember to be safe at all times: no cell phones/texting, no racing or goofing around while behind the wheel, and adhere to the parking lot speed limit of 10mph. See an administrator or Officer Sam if you have any questions.
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.
SERVICE
Recycling containers are out.
The annex has a bin by the boy's bathroom, the cafeteria has a recycling bin, there is a recycling bin by the lost and found above college corner, there is a recycling bin in college corner, there is a recycling bin by room 128, and there is a recycling bin by the stairwell next to the sixth-grade classrooms.
Please put ONLY recycling and no trash. Thank you.
Do you need service hours? Meet Dr. Guthrie Saturday September 26th from 8-11 am in the courtyard for campus cleanup.
Parents are welcome to work with us, bring work gloves! If you can also bring rakes to help with weeding or yard tools that would be great!
Open to all grades- 3.5 service hours given if you work the whole time!
BOOKFAIR
We're so excited for everyone to visit the Candy Land book fair next week! Middle School will visit the library with their ELAB teachers as a class. If they have money to spend, they can also visit the book fair with a library checkout pass from their ELA or ELAB teacher. High School students will be able to obtain passes on the library website. The library website can be found under Academics on the CMS homepage. See you soon!
ACADEMIC
National History Day Project Sign Up Deadline is TODAY
Join the CMS Choir Department at our Fall Choir Concert "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" this Tues. 9/29 at 7:00PM! Admission is free
CLUBS
Juniors! Please bring in one sleeve of canned drinks to Mrs. N. Davis's room (219) for our prom fundraiser by Friday! Every junior can bring boxes of canned drinks to support your prom this year!
Mesa de Español Members! We will have a meeting MONDAY, so be sure to bring your DUES to Ms Pinson that day or before! Gracias!
Jr. Beta Club’s “Tat the Teacher” fundraiser is week.
From 9/22 - 9/30, temporary tattoos will be available for purchase during all lunches. Tattoos will cost between $1 and $3, and you can choose a tattoo for your favorite teacher—or the teacher you think could use a little extra decoration.
Participating teachers will proudly show off their tattoos on Thursday, October 1st.
SPIRIT DAY
High Schoolers - Come make signs for the Pep Rally! Student Council will bring the paper. You bring the art supplies. It's all happening after school on Wednesday 9/30 from 3:15-5:30 in the cafeteria.
Now is your chance! UNICEF is hosting the ultimate Pay to Pie fundraiser. For just $5, you can buy a ticket to pie a teacher during Pig Out! Tickets are on sale during all lunch periods from September 28th to October 1st. Don't miss out on sweet, sweet revenge—all for a great cause! Get your tickets before they sell out!
Middle School is playing kickball on the fall spirit day. Permission forms can be picked up & returned to the folders outside Mrs. Meek's room by Friday. There are spots for coaches & players. Sign up ASAP!
High School will be playing Flag Football on Spirit Day. Teams will consist of 8 or more female players and up to 4 male coaches. Grab a permission slip from the Student Council Bulletin Board and turn in to Mr. Czajkowski by Oct. 1st.
SPORTS
Smoothies are on sale TODAY! $7 in all 4 lunch periods.
The HS volleyball team avenged an earlier season loss to Battle Creek on Thursday night, picking up a three to one win. The Lady tigers were excellent defensively and picked up key aces from Emery Bland and Gabby Baron. They will return to action tonight with a matchup against PCA.
The MS girls soccer team took home a win in their tournament opener. The girls won 3-0 with goals added by Lydia Luna, Veronica Dichacek, and Annika Oslund. Isla Henry had a shutout in the goal! The lady tigers move to the semifinals on Monday at 6:30 at Siegel Park.
The girls golf team won their 5th straight regional title and punched their ticket to a 5th straight state championship. Lauren Powell led the team with a 76 and Emery Mitchell and Anna Powell both shot a 79. Andrew McKissick finished his freshman season scoring a 92 in his first regional tournament.
Announcements for 9/23/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/rSf5wNG6NqU?si=NPCuFL4EqaTU1f9L
GUIDANCE:
High School Students: It is AP registration time. You can pay with a credit card through School cash online or pay with check or cash in the Attendance office. See the Guidance Testing webpage for more information. The deadline is October 30.
The library will be closed Friday, September 25 to set up for the book fair. Make sure you check out and print ahead of time. You will only be able to print before and after school the week of the book fair (September 28 through October 1).
Do you need service hours? Meet Dr. Guthrie Saturday September 26th from 8-11 am in the courtyard for campus cleanup.
Parents are welcome to work with us, bring work gloves! If you can also bring rakes to help with weeding or yard tools that would be great!
Open to all grades- 3.5 service hours given if you work the whole time!
"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.
CLUBS:
If you are interested in participating in National History Day, the deadline to have a topic selected and a group if you are doing a group related project is Friday September 25th. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change,”. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg in room 126 or your social studies teacher.
Need help with any of your social studies classes? Rho Kappa offers social studies tutoring during RTI times on Thursday. If you're interested, visit the Rho Kappa club page, under the 'Students' tab, on the CMS main page. Click the Sign-Up button and fill out the form.
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned into Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Juniors! Please bring in one sleeve of canned drinks to Mrs. N. Davis's room (219) for our prom fundraiser by Friday! Every junior can bring boxes of canned drinks to support your prom this year!
This is your reminder that the Jr. Beta Club’s “Tat the Teacher” fundraiser starts this week.
From September 22nd through September 30th, temporary tattoos will be available for purchase during all lunches. Tattoos will cost between $1 and $3, and you can choose a tattoo for your favorite teacher—or the teacher you think could use a little extra decoration.
Participating teachers will proudly show off their tattoos on Thursday, October 1st.
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.
Archery Parent Meeting Wednesday September 23rd at 5:30 in the main cafeteria. We will discuss how to get signed up, practices, tournament schedule, expectations, changes to the 2026-2027 season and more. Make sure your parents are there. Reach out to Mrs. Burns room 100, Mr. Burns room 132, or Coach Richardson with questions.
Flag Football will have an interest meeting Wednesday September 23 at 10:45 in main cafe. Anyone interested in joining the flag football team should fill out the interest form on the flag football website by September 23rd.
The high school volleyball team celebrated its 2027 graduating seniors at their game against Marshall County on Tuesday night. Ava Douglas, Emma Abraham, Lexie Malone, and Page Simmons all contributed to the 3 to 0 win. The team travels to Battle Creek on Thursday night for a district 8AA showdown.
Announcements for 9/22/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/ajZGqG62eWs
GUIDANCE
High School Students: It is AP registration time. You can pay with a credit card through School cash online or pay with check or cash in the Attendance office. See the Guidance Testing webpage for more information. The deadline is October 30.
Our next College Corner will host a great line-up! Stop by to visit the University of Alabama, the United States Naval Academy and UTK's School of Design during C and D lunches on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
Do you need service hours? Meet Dr. Guthrie Saturday September 26th from 8-11 am in the courtyard for campus cleanup.
Parents are welcome to work with us, bring work gloves! If you can also bring rakes to help with weeding or yard tools that would be great!
Open to all grades- 3.5 service hours given if you work the whole time!
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.
BOOKFAIR
The library will be closed Friday, September 25 to set up for the book fair. Make sure you check out and print ahead of time. You will only be able to print before and after school the week of the book fair (September 28 through October 1).
FUNDRAISER
Jr. Beta Club’s “Tat the Teacher” fundraiser is ON!
From September 22nd through September 30th, temporary tattoos will be available for purchase during all lunches. Tattoos will cost between $1 and $3, and you can choose a tattoo for your favorite teacher—or the teacher you think could use a little extra decoration.
Participating teachers will proudly show off their tattoos on Thursday, October 1st.
ACADEMICS
If you are interested in participating in National History Day, the deadline to have a topic selected and a group if you are doing a group related project is Friday September 25th. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change,”. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg in room 126 or your social studies teacher.
Need help with any of your social studies classes? Rho Kappa offers social studies tutoring during RTI times on Thursday. If you're interested, visit the Rho Kappa club page, under the 'Students' tab, on the CMS main page. Click the Sign-Up button and fill out the form.
CLUBS
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Juniors! Please bring in one sleeve of canned drinks to Mrs. N. Davis's room (219) for our prom fundraiser by Friday! Every junior can bring boxes of canned drinks to support your prom this year!
Good morning, Central! FCA and First Priority are hosting SEE YOU AT THE POLE TOMORROW morning, Wednesday, September 23rd at 7:25 am! Come out and meet your fellow classmates and faculty to pray over our school, students, and community. Snacks and worship, too! See you at the front flag pole at 7:25!
SPORTS
Archery Parent Meeting Wednesday September 23rd at 5:30 in the main cafeteria. We will discuss how to get signed up, practices, tournament schedule, expectations, changes to the 2026-2027 season and more. Make sure your parent is there. Reach out to Mrs. Burns room 100, Mr. Burns room 132, or Coach Richardson with questions.
Flag Football will have an interest meeting Wednesday September 23 at 10:45 in main cafe. Anyone interested in joining the flag football team should fill out the interest form on the flag football website by September 23rd.
There will be a wresting interest meeting on TONIGHT at 6:30 in the Eagleville cafeteria.
The high school volleyball team had another successful tournament run this past weekend in Coffee County.
The Lady Tigers return to action tonight at home versus Marshall County. Join us for a celebration of our seniors between the JV and varsity matches. Please note: JV starts at 5:30 tonight.
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 9/21/26
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/live/pMt_uvB3H-A?si=6GY9sXBCyOipD_Pl
It is AP registration time. Pay via School cash online or with check or cash in the Attendance office. See the Guidance Testing webpage for more information. The deadline is 10/30.
College Corner will host the University of Alabama, the United States Naval Academy and UTK's School of Design during C and D lunches on 9/22.
Seniors - Dollywood trip is scheduled for 11/13! Check your email - you must have a notarized form and the signed permission form. Money and forms should be turned into Dr. Guthrie or Mrs. Hogue in attendance.
The library will be closed Friday, 9/25 to set up for the book fair. You will only be able to print before and after school the week of the book fair (9/28 - 10/1).
Jr. Beta Club’s “Tat the Teacher” fundraiser starts this week. From 9/22 - 9/30, temporary tattoos will be available for purchase during all lunches.
Participating teachers will proudly show off their tattoos on Thursday, 10/1.
The deadline to have a topic and a group selected for National History Day is Friday 9/25. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg or your social studies teacher.
Rho Kappa offers social studies tutoring during RTI times on Thursday. If you're interested, visit the Rho Kappa club page.
Rho Kappa is accepting applications for new members. For information, please see the Rho Kappa club page. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Do you know why you lose every argument, even if you are correct? Join Persuasive Psychology Club on A club rotation in Mr. Cowart's room to learn why the words we use change the effect we have on people, why we fall for lies, and how to finally win those arguments.
Your Central Magnet cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 .
HS Cheer congratulates the winners of the People's Choice Award at the Cheer talent show on Saturday. 3rd place went to August (Marleigh) Parker, 2nd place went to Hani Abu Halimah, and 1st place went to Arlo Davis, Grayden Dabbs, and Oliver Lawrence, who performed as a band. Please congratulate these very talented Central Tigers!
Archery Parent Meeting Wed. 9/23 at 5:30 in the cafeteria. Make sure your parent is there. Reach out to Mrs. Burns, Mr. Burns, or Coach Richardson with questions.
Flag Football has an interest meeting Wednesday 9/23 at 10:45 in main cafe. Anyone interested in joining the flag football team should fill out the interest form on the flag football website by 9/23.
There will be a wresting interest meeting on Tuesday, 9/22 at 6:30 in the Eagleville cafeteria.
The Golf teams played in their district tournament last Thursday. The girls earned their 5th straight district championship. Lauren Powell placed 2nd overall and Emery Mitchell placed 4th. The girls will compete for their 5th straight regional championship this Thursday. Andrew McKissick also advanced to his first regional tournament as an individual.
Your middle school cross-country runners are Rutherford County champs! Our top racers were Briggs, Baird, Bentley, Adelyn, Ellen and Allie. This Friday, the group travels to Chattanooga for their Sectional Championship. The top four teams there will be invited to the state championship on October 3.
The HS XC team ran against some tough competition at the Southern Showcase meet. Parker Ward ran a 16:18, Nate Dyer ran a 16:26, and Jason Dyer ran a 16:34 in the Boys' Championship race. Miles Rafacz ran an 18:23 and Owen Butler ran an 18:37 in the Blue race. In the girls' Championship race, Rachel Benefield ran a 19:52, Catherine Zubkus ran a 20:55, and Georgia McCasland a 21:34.
HS girls Soccer team had a big win Thursday night. It was a district game and the Tigers dominated with a convincing 6-2 win. Gabby Woods led the way with 3 goals. Madelyn Brock and Lillie Bryant also scored. Assists were by Caroline Bogle, and Abigail Woods.
They play Marshall County tomorrow with Senior night starting at 4:30. Game starts at 5:00. With a win tomorrow night the Lady Tigers will clinch the regular season district title.
The MS girls soccer team has their final regular season game tonight at home. 8th grade night will start at 4:15 with the game to follow at 4:30. If the lady tigers win tonight’s game, they clinch first place for the regular season. Students and staff get in free.
Do you need service hours? Meet Dr. Guthrie Saturday, 9/26 from 8-11 am in the courtyard for campus cleanup. Parents are welcome to work with us; bring work gloves! If you can bring rakes or yard tools that would be great! Open to all grades- 3.5 service hours given if you work the whole time!
Announcements for 9/17/2026
Video Link: https://youtu.be/VLS5wS0Xda8?si=EjQHt53UZu6c9iIp
GUIDANCE
High School Students: It is AP registration time. You can pay through School cash online or pay with check or cash in the Attendance office. See the Guidance Testing webpage for more info. The deadline is October 30.
Our next College Corner will host a great line-up! Stop by to visit the University of Alabama, the United States Naval Academy and UTK's School of Design during C and D lunches on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
FUNDRAISER
Jr. Beta Club will be hosting a “Tat the Teacher" fundraiser. You can purchase a personalized temporary tattoo for your favorite teacher—or perhaps the teacher you just really enjoy picking on. Tattoos will cost between $1 and $3 and will be sold during all lunches Tues. 9/22-Wed., 9/30. Thurs. 10/1, participating teachers will be required to proudly wear their temporary tattoos to school for the entire day.
ACADEMIC
High schoolers, especially seniors: National English Honor Society is offering Resume Workshops this semester to help get you resumes ready for college, scholarship, and gov school applications. The first workshop will be TODAY in Mrs. Eubanks's room (104) during RTI. Sign up in Flex!
If you are interested in participating in National History Day, the deadline to have a topic selected and a group if you are doing a group related project is Friday September 25th. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change,”. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg in room 126 or your social studies teacher.
Need help with any of your social studies classes? Rho Kappa offers social studies tutoring during RTI times on Thursday. If you're interested, visit the Rho Kappa club page, under the 'Students' tab, on the CMS main page. Click the Sign-Up button and fill out the form.
CLUBS
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Juniors and Seniors, Today and Tomorrow are the last days to register to vote during the Freedom Week voting drive. Stop by the table outside the lunchroom to register.
Are you aware that Central has a Rock Climbing Club Team? The CMS Climbing Team is a a student-led club team focused on climbing. Whether you're a total beginner or an experienced competitive climber, everyone is welcome to join and learn through community. Additional details about the Climbing Team, Competitions, Parent Meeting and Registration are available on the CMS Club Page website under Climbing Team.
Do you know why you lose every argument, even if you are correct? Maybe you remember the infomercials that made you beg your parents for a "Wubble Bubble" that sat in your garage for years, or a pull-up bar that never made it out of the box. Join Persuasive Psychology Club on A club rotation in Mr. Cowart's room to learn why the words we use change the effect we have on people, why we fall for lies, and how to finally win those arguments.
SPORTS
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show this Saturday, September 19th, at CMS in the auditorium. Doors will open at 4:30 PM for spectators, and tickets are $5.00 (cash or card). Bring extra money to vote for your favorite acts. Every dollar equals one vote. We have middle and high school participants. The top three performers will receive gift cards. There is so much talent at CMS, and this will be a night you will not want to miss. See Coach Griggs in room 108 with questions.
Archery Parent Meeting Wednesday September 23rd at 5:30 in the main cafeteria. We will discuss how to get signed up, practices, tournament schedule, expectations, changes to the 2026-2027 season and more. Make sure your parent is there. Reach out to Mrs. Burns room 100, Mr. Burns room 132, or Coach Richardson with questions.
Flag Football will have an interest meeting Wednesday September 23 at 10:45 in the cafe. Anyone interested in joining the flag football team should fill out the interest form on the flag football website by September 23rd.
The high school volleyball team dropped a heartbreaker last night on the road at Riverdale, losing two sets to three. They will be back in action tonight as they travel to Springhill for a district match.
Announcements for 09/16/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/8SLVgzmSTiQ?si=x-OsVSgVofUpL8rp
GUIDANCE
It is AP registration time. You can pay through School cash online or pay with check/cash in Attendance. See the Guidance Testing webpage for more information. Deadline: October 30.
Attention Seniors who are interested in applying to UTK! Today, (and today only), Wednesday, Sept. 16, the application is FREE! Our UTK rep will be here again tomorrow, Sept. 17 during RTI time to answer any questions about the STAR if you were unable to attend Tuesday's session. You should have received an email with all of this information, too.
ACADEMIC
High schoolers, especially seniors: National English Honor Society is offering Resume Workshops this semester to help get you resumes ready for college, scholarship, and gov school applications. The first workshop will be Thursday, 9/17 in Mrs. Eubanks's room (104) during RTI. Sign up in Flex!
If you are interested in participating in National History Day, the deadline to have a topic selected and a group if you are doing a group related project is 9/25. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change,”. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg in room 126 or your social studies teacher.
Any high schooler - but especially JUNIORS and SENIORS - are invited to an informational meeting all about how to earn the Seal of Biliteracy. They'll meet in Ms. Dixon's room (#221) TODAY at 3:15.
Need help with any of your social studies classes? Rho Kappa offers social studies tutoring during RTI times on Thursday. Visit the Rho Kappa club page, under the 'Students' tab, on the CMS main page. Click the Sign-Up button and fill out the form.
CLUBS
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For more information, please see the Rho Kappa club page. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by 9/25. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page.
Have you registered to vote and will you be 18 by the next election? Come by the Rho Kappa voter registration drive during C and D lunches next week. You will need your Social Security number, so be sure that is written down and kept secure until you visit the table.
ACE club starts TODAY after school in room 335 from 3:30-5. ACE club is for any high school student interested in architecture, construction, or engineering careers. Remember to bring your club permission form! See Mr. Boccarossa in room 335 for questions.
First prom meeting is TODAY! Make sure to sign up in Flex and have a signed club form to attend. See you in the cafeteria TODAY!
Today and Tomorrow are the last days to register to vote during the Freedom Week voting drive. Stop by the table outside the lunchroom to register.
The CMS Climbing Team is a student-led club team focused on climbing. Competition climbing has gained popularity in recent years and Middle Tennessee has developed into one of the destinations for both indoor and outdoor rock climbing. Whether you're a total beginner or an experienced competitive climber, everyone is welcome to join and learn through community. Additional details about the Climbing Team, Competitions, Parent Meeting and Registration are available on the CMS Club Page website under Climbing Team.
SPORTS
Middle School Tennis is cancelled today!!
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show this Saturday, September 19th, at CMS in the auditorium. Doors will open at 4:30 PM Tickets are $5.00 (cash or card). Bring money to vote for your favorite acts. Every dollar equals one vote. The top three performers will receive gift cards. See Coach Griggs in room 108 with questions.
Archery Parent Meeting Wednesday September 23rd at 5:30 in the main cafeteria. Make sure your parent is there. Reach out to Mrs. Burns room 100, Mr. Burns room 132, or Coach Richardson with questions.
The high school volleyball team dropped a tough five set match to District rival Community on Monday. Emery bland led the way with 19 kills; Gabby Baron pitched in 11. Paige Simmons had 3 aces. The Lady tigers return to action tonight vs Cascade. JV at 5; varsity at 6.
Flag Football will have an interest meeting Wednesday 9/23at 10:45 in main cafe. Anyone interested in joining the flag football team should fill out the interest form on the flag football website by September 23rd.
The Central Magnet Lady Tigers soccer team had a huge district win last night beating Tullahoma 3-1.
Goals by Madelyn Brock, Reese McDaniel and Emersyn Gusman. assist by Lillie Bryant, Madelyn Brock and Gabby Woods. This puts the Lady tigers solely in first place in the district with another district match tomorrow night away against Battle Creek. Next home match will be Tuesday 9/22 against Marshall County (Senior night).
Announcements for 09/15/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/Ic9-1nX6YhQ
GUIDANCE
College Corner hosts a great line-up today, Tuesday, Sept. 15 during C/D lunches. Stop by and see Belmont, Sewanee, Harding, and Motlow.
ACADEMIC
High schoolers: National English Honor Society is offering Resume Workshops this semester to help get you resumes ready for college, scholarship, and gov school applications. The first workshop will be NEXT Thursday, September 17th in Mrs. Eubanks's room (104) during RTI. Sign up in Flex! Spots are limited and first-come, first-serve. There will be one session a month this semester.
Any high schooler - but especially JUNIORS and SENIORS - are invited to an informational meeting all about how to earn the prestigious Seal of Biliteracy. They'll meet in Ms. Dixon's room (#221) on Wed. the 16th at 3:15.
If you are interested in participating in National History Day, the deadline to have a topic selected and a group if you are doing a group related project is Friday September 25th. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change,”. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg in room 126 or your social studies teacher.
Need help with any of your social studies classes? Rho Kappa offers social studies tutoring during RTI times on Thursday. If you're interested, visit the Rho Kappa club page, under the 'Students' tab, on the CMS main page. Click the Sign-Up button and fill out the form.
CLUBS
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Have you registered to vote and will you be 18 by the next election? Come by the Rho Kappa voter registration drive during C and D lunches next week. You will need your Social Security number, so be sure that is written down and kept secure until you visit the table.
ACE club starts this Wednesday after school in room 335 from 3:30 to 5. ACE club is for any high school student interested in architecture, construction, or engineering careers. You'll hear from industry professionals and participate in fun, hands-on activities. Remember to bring your club permission form! See Mr. Boccarossa in room 335 for questions.
The Creative Writing Club will NOT meet this week, but we will meet at our normal time next week.
Today marks the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated each year from September 15 - October 15. It began as Hispanic Heritage Week in 1968 and was expanded to a month-long celebration in 1988 by Ronald Reagan.
More than 68 million people in the United States are Hispanic or Latino. This month is a time to celebrate the stories, cultures, traditions, and contributions that enrich our communities. It is also an opportunity to learn from one another and celebrate who we are.
At CMS, the H.O.L.A. Club celebrates by sharing the language, food, music, and traditions who shape our heritage. Happy Hispanic Heritage Month!
SPORTS
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show this Saturday, September 19th, at CMS in the auditorium. Doors open at 4:30 PM, and tickets are $5 (cash or card). Bring extra money to vote for your favorite acts. Every dollar equals one vote. We have middle and high school participants. The top three performers will receive gift cards. There is so much talent at CMS, and this will be a night you will not want to miss. See Coach Griggs in room 108 with questions.
Archery Parent Meeting Wednesday September 23rd at 5:30 in the main cafeteria. We will discuss how to get signed up, practices, tournament schedule, expectations, changes to the 2026-2027 season and more. Make sure your parent is there. Reach out to Mrs. Burns room 100, Mr. Burns room 132, or Coach Richardson with questions.
The middle school girls soccer team defeated Rock Springs 3-0 last night bringing the season to a 10-1 record with one game left. Come out and support the girls at home next Monday night for their final regular game of the season!
The middle school JV volleyball team defeated Rock Springs in 2 sets last night. Olivia Woolery was a force at the serving line with 6 aces on the night. The Varsity team fought hard in 3 sets led by Faith King with 7 aces, Nora Casteel with 5 digs and Elsa Clancy as a force at the net.
The high school volleyball team dropped a tough five set match to District rival community on Monday. Emery bland led the way with 19 kills while Gabby Baron pitched in 11. Paige Simmons had three aces. The Lady tigers return to action tonight at Home versus Cascade. JV at five varsity at six.
Announcements for 09/14/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/dWdP_tXol5A?si=deS-_TJfULFt6MBZ
ACADEMICS
If you are interested in participating in National History Day, the deadline to have a topic selected and a group if you are doing a group related project is Friday September 25th. The theme this year is Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change,”. If you have questions, please ask Mr. Rundberg in room 126 or your social studies teacher.
High schoolers, especially seniors: National English Honor Society is offering Resume Workshops this semester to help get you resumes ready for college, scholarship, and gov school applications. The first workshop will be NEXT Thursday, September 17th in Mrs. Eubanks's room (104) during RTI. Sign up in Flex! Spots are limited and first-come, first-serve. There will be one session a month this semester.
Any high schooler - but especially JUNIORS and SENIORS - are invited to an informational meeting all about how to earn the prestigious Seal of Biliteracy. They'll meet in Ms. Dixon's room (#221) on Wed. the 16th at 3:15.
GUIDANCE
Attention Seniors: Don't forget the FAFSA/Financial Aid meeting for you and your parents Monday, Sept. 14 at 5:30 in the auditorium. The information shared will be a valuable resource for you as the time draws near to complete the FAFSA for college.
CLUBS
Are you a fan of Bollywood movies, amazing food, or yoga? SAY less!
Come join the South Asian Youth Club in Mrs. Kime's room today during Club time to play fun games, try delicious snacks, and learn about South Asian culture!
Whether you love South Asian culture or want to try something new, everyone is welcome! Bring your club form signed and join us!
ACE club starts this Wednesday after school in room 335 from 3:30 to 5. ACE club is for any high school student interested in architecture, construction, or engineering careers. You'll hear from industry professionals and participate in fun, hands-on activities. Remember to bring your club permission form! See Mr. Boccarossa in room 335 for questions.
Have you registered to vote and will you be 18 by the next election? Come by the Rho Kappa voter registration drive during C and D lunches next week. You will need your Social Security number, so be sure that is written down and kept secure until you visit the table.
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership.
Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up membership information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
SPORTS
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show this Saturday, September 19th, at CMS in the auditorium. Doors will open at 4:30 PM for spectators, and tickets are $5.00 (cash or card). Bring extra money to vote for your favorite acts. Every dollar equals one vote. We have middle and high school participants. The top three performers will receive gift cards. There is so much talent at CMS, and this will be a night you will not want to miss. See Coach Griggs in room 108 with questions.
The high school volleyball team dropped a hard fall match on Friday night to a very good Oakland squad 3 to 1. Thank you to everyone who showed up to support. Shoutout to Senior Eli Bauer for a wonderful playing of the National Anthem.
We host our District rival the Community Viqueens tonight. JV at 5 varsity at six. Come out and support!
Tiger Talk: Special Video Edition
Central Magnet Progress Report - 9/11/2026
Click here to view the files referenced in the video (department wishlists and PTO account balances)
Announcements for 9/11/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/5q3e5vZ90Rg?si=kqgUFSyL6vQc3yc9
SMOOTHIE DAY - Your CMS cheerleaders will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches. Smoothies are $7.00.
ACADEMICS
Interested in participating in National History Day? This year's theme is "Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change". If you are interested in submitting a project for National History Day, see Mr. Rundberg in room 126 for more information. The deadline for submitting a topic to Mr. Rundberg is September 25th, with additional deadlines following afterward.
High schoolers, especially seniors: National English Honor Society is offering Resume Workshops this semester to help get you resumes ready for college, scholarship, and gov school applications. The first workshop will be NEXT Thursday, September 17th in Mrs. Eubanks's room (104) during RTI. Sign up in Flex! Spots are limited and first-come, first-serve. There will be one session a month this semester.
CLUBS
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up membership information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership.
Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Key Club will have our first meeting today in the Auditorium. Key Club is a community service organization and is open to all middle and high school students. Be sure to bring your club form with you.
Makeup auditions for the A Capella Ensemble are occurring THIS WEEK! Please email Gaven Burrows, Adley Watson, or Sawyer Lee to schedule if you could not make it last Friday. Reminder that auditions for the barbershop quartet will occur today after school in the choir room.
Have you registered to vote and will you be 18 by the next election? Come by the Rho Kappa voter registration drive during C and D lunches next week. You will need your Social Security number.
ACE club starts this Wednesday after school in room 335 from 3:30 to 5. ACE club is for any high school student interested in architecture, construction, or engineering careers. You'll hear from industry professionals and participate in fun, hands-on activities. Remember to bring your club permission form! See Mr. Boccarossa in room 335 for questions.
Are you a fan of Bollywood movies, amazing food, or yoga? SAY less!
Come join the South Asian Youth (SAY) Club in Mrs. Kime's room (213) next Monday to play fun games, try delicious snacks, and learn about South Asian culture!
Whether you love South Asian culture or want to try something new, everyone is welcome!
Make sure to have your club form signed and remember to come join us this coming Monday during G rotation.
Are you a fan of Bollywood movies, amazing food, or yoga? SAY less!
Come join the South Asian Youth Club in Mrs. Kime's room today during Club time to play fun games, try delicious snacks, and learn about South Asian culture!
Whether you love South Asian culture or want to try something new, everyone is welcome! Bring your club form signed and join us!
Middle school students please vote for your student council officers. You can find the link in the "groups section of your email. Voting closes at 1:00 this afternoon.
SPORTS
Middle school tennis brought home wins for boys and girls at yesterday's match against PCA. The girls remain undefeated with 5 wins at the halfway point of the season, as do Ishita Gupta and Gargi Vaishnavi at 2 and 3 for the girls and Xavier Clarke at number one for the boys. Girls doubles, which rotate players , are also 5 and 0. They have 3 matches next week. Congratulations and good luck moving forward.
The high school volleyball team lost to Watertown 3-2 on Thursday night.
They will host Oakland today, JV first serve will be at 4 PM and that game will be followed by the varsity game. As always, Central Magnet students get in free.
As a special tribute to our local heroes, there will be a special recognition between the games, all first responders and military personnel will receive free admission, free, coffee, and a free donut.
SAFETY
Here is your third fire announcement: 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.
Announcements for 9/10/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/gTq-gVE-fRA?si=Zpo3lzHf7N_XbCY8
SAFETY
Here is your third fire announcement: 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.
FRESHMEN
Check your email to vote for your class color. Voting closes at 3:00 pm.
PICTURE DAY
Picture Day is this Friday morning, Sept. 11th!
Middle school students will have their pictures taken with their 1st or 2nd period teacher. Please follow your teacher's directions on Picture Day.
High school students can find the picture day schedule scrolling across the front of the school website. High school students will report to the gym to have their picture taken according to their last name and the time indicated on the schedule. High school students, it is your responsibility to leave class at the time indicated on the schedule and report promptly to the gym for your picture.
Email Mr. Boynton if you have questions.
NATIONAL HISTORY DAY
Interested in participating in National History Day? This year's theme is "Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change". If you are interested in submitting a project for National History Day, see Mr. Rundberg in room 126 for more information. The deadline for submitting a topic to Mr. Rundberg is September 25th, with additional deadlines following afterward.
NATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY
High schoolers, especially seniors: National English Honor Society is offering Resume Workshops this semester to help get you resumes ready for college, scholarship, and gov school applications. The first workshop will be NEXT Thursday, September 17th in Mrs. Eubanks's room (104) during RTI. Sign up in Flex! Spots are limited and first-come, first-serve. There will be one session a month this semester.
CLUBS
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up membership information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
If you are interested in meeting for the Prom-- you must be an 11th grader ONLY and have a signed club form upon entry. We will meet in the cafeteria during H club. Please enter quickly, with your signed form. See Mrs. N Davis with any questions!
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership.
Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Have you registered to vote and will you be 18 by the next election? Come by the Rho Kappa voter registration drive during C and D lunches next week. You will need your Social Security number, so be sure that is written down and kept secure until you visit the table.
CMS Coffee Shop will be open this week on Friday, September 11, 2026. Stop by the concessions room from 7:15-7:50 a.m. We sell iced coffee, hot coffee, hot chocolate, and cookies. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00. We accept cash, credit and debit cards.
Key Club will have our first meeting on Friday in the Auditorium. Key Club is a community service organization and is open to all middle and high school students. Be sure to bring your club form with you.
Makeup auditions for the A Capella Ensemble are occurring THIS WEEK! Please email Gaven Burrows, Adley Watson, or Sawyer Lee to schedule makeup auditions if you could not make it last Friday. Reminder that auditions for the barbershop quartet will occur this Friday, September 11th, after school in the choir room.
SLUSHIES FRIDAY
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 09/09/2026
Video Link: https://youtu.be/PYG0ISjQxns?si=xnLUS414ABOtUcL7
PICTURE DAY!
Picture Day is this Friday morning, Sept. 11th!
Middle school students will have their pictures taken with their 1st or 2nd period teacher. Please follow your teacher's directions on Picture Day. High school students can find the picture day schedule scrolling across the front of the school website. High school students will report to the gym to have their picture taken according to their last name and the time indicated on the schedule. High school students, it is your responsibility to leave class at the time indicated on the schedule and report promptly to the gym for your picture.Email Mr. Boynton if you have questions.
PSAT
Students in nine through 11th grade do not forget to register for the PSAT! Registration ENDS TODAY. Cost is $20 and you can pay with cash or check in attendance. Parents have a link to purchase online in their email. If you have questions see Mrs. Huffman.
ACADEMICS
Interested in participating in National History Day? This year's theme is "Innovation in History: Impact, Influence, Change". If you are interested in submitting a project for National History Day, see Mr. Rundberg in room 126 for more information. The deadline for submitting a topic to Mr. Rundberg is September 25th, with additional deadlines following afterward.
CLUBS
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
CMS Coffee Shop will be open this week on Friday, September 11, 2026. Stop by the concessions room from 7:15-7:50 a.m. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00. We accept cash, credit and debit cards.
If you are interested in meeting for the Prom-- you must be an 11th grader ONLY and have a signed club form upon entry. We will meet in the cafeteria during H club. Please enter quickly, with your signed form. See Mrs. N Davis with any questions!
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership. Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
Have you registered to vote and will you be 18 by the next election? Come by the Rho Kappa voter registration drive during C and D lunches next week. You will need your Social Security number. Also, both high school and middle school students can cast ballots for Tennessee Governor and others in the CMS mock election.
Got a million-dollar idea? Want to learn how to turn your passion into a real business, build a startup, or dominate a Shark Tank style competition? Then you need to join the brand-new Entrepreneurship Club! We meet on Club Rotation E in the new STEM building. All high school students are welcome. Don't just watch other people build the future—come build your own!
Key Club will have our first meeting on Friday in the Auditorium. Key Club is a community service organization and is open to all middle and high school students. Be sure to bring your club form with you.
Makeup auditions for the A Capella Ensemble are occurring THIS WEEK! Email Gaven Burrows, Adley Watson, or Sawyer Lee to schedule makeup auditions if you could not make it last Friday. Auditions for the barbershop quartet will occur this Friday, September 11th, after school in the choir room.
SPORTS
HS Cheer will be selling smoothies at all 4 lunches on Friday. Smoothies are $7.00 each and we accept cash or card.
The Lady Tiger Golf Team took on Blackman yesterday at Old Fort where Stella Levine and JianJian Gao won 95-103. The boys fell to a strong Blackman squad. They were led by Justin Grissom's 88. The Tigers play Macon County in their last regular season match next Tuesday at Old Fort.
HS Volleyball - The Lady Tiger volleyball team moved to 13-2 on the season with a 3-1 district win over Forrest Tuesday night. Emery Bland: 25 kills, 11 digs, 2 aces / Lily Stuible: 6 kills and 6 blocks /Elizabeth Hamilton: 18 assists, 5 kills, 3 aces, 1.5 blocks. Back in action Thursday at home versus Watertown.
MS Volleyball - Your JV Tigers took down Cannon County in 2 sets. Eden Obayomi, Lydia Nundhal and Adalee Jackson led the team in service points while Emma Brown had a great night at the net with 3 kills! The varsity team lost in 3 tough sets, Gabby Castillo and Nora Clancy led the team in service points while Elsa Clancy was force at the net with 5 Kills. They take on Blackman tonight.
Announcements for 09/08/26
Video Link: https://youtu.be/__VCK8Emr7c?si=6FQADEDwodhL38Rf
PICTURE DAY:
Picture Day is this Friday morning, Sept. 11th!
Middle school students will have their pictures taken with their 1st or 2nd period teacher. Please follow your teacher's directions on Picture Day.
High school students can find the picture day schedule scrolling across the front of the school website. High school students will report to the gym to have their picture taken according to their last name and the time indicated on the schedule. High school students, it is your responsibility to leave class at the time indicated on the schedule and report promptly to the gym for your picture.
Email Mr. Boynton if you have questions.
GUIDANCE:
Eckerd College will be visiting College Corner on Tuesday, Sept. 8 during C & D lunch. Stop by to learn more!
PSAT:
Students in nine through 11th grade do not forget to register for the PSAT! Registration is only through next Wednesday, Sept 9. Cost is $20 and you can pay with cash or check in attendance. Parents have a link to purchase online in their email. If you have questions see Mrs. Huffman.
CLUBS:
CMS Coffee Shop will be open this week on Wednesday, September 9, and Friday, September 11, 2026. Stop by the concessions room from 7:15-7:50 a.m. We sell iced coffee, hot coffee, hot chocolate, and cookies. Prices range from $1.00 to $3.00. We accept cash, credit and debit cards.
Are you a high schooler interested in baking or learning new recipes? If so, join Baking Club! Baking Club meets in room 351 (Mrs Stanley's room) on F rotation. Bake something and bring it to our first meeting along with a copy of the recipe. Mrs. Stanley will share the recipes with everyone! Don't forget to bring your club form. See you there!
Got a million-dollar idea? Want to learn how to turn your passion into a real business, build a startup, or dominate a Shark Tank style competition? Then you need to join the brand-new Entrepreneurship Club! We meet on Club Rotation E in the new STEM building. All high school students are welcome. Don't just watch other people build the future—come build your own!
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership.
Teacher Recommendations for Rho Kappa candidates can be found on the Rho Kappa club page via the CMS main webpage.
If you are interested in meeting for the Prom-- you must be an 11th grader ONLY and have a signed club form upon entry. We will meet in the cafeteria during H club. Please enter quickly, with your signed form. See Mrs. N Davis with any questions!
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up membership information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
SPORTS:
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show at CMS on Saturday, September 19th. Show off your talent: sing, play an instrument, dance, juggle, etc. Go by Coach Griggs's room (108) for more information or to sign up.
The high school cross country team ran a fantastic 5K race on Saturday! Despite the blistering heat and stifling humidity, our Tigers gave it their all and came out on top! The varsity boys won first place in their division with Parker Ward, Nate Dyer, Jason Dyer, Carson Phillips, Aaden Walker, Wyatt Fischer, and Owen Butler all running for our team. Parker Ward, Nate Dyer, and Jason Dyer earned 7th, 8th, and 9th places, respectively, out of more than 105 division runners. The varsity girls finished in third place in their division with Rachel Benefield, Catherine Zubkus, Georgia McCasland, Ollie Egli, Camilla Owens, Analyn Richards, and Olivia Pinson all running for our team. Rachel Benefield earned 5th place out of more than 89 division runners. Way to go to all our Tigers!
Your Lady Tiger Volleyball team had a big Saturday. Traveling to White County high school for the Lynn Canon invitational.. Central went 6-0 on the day; picking up wins over Tullahoma (2x), White Co., Monterrey, Whitwell, and East Hamilton, and claiming the tournament title. Your volleyball tigers hit the road today for a big District eight AA matchup at Forest before returning home on both Thursday and Friday this week.
Announcements for 9/3/26
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PSAT
Students in nine through 11th grade do not forget to register for the PSAT! Registration is only through next Wednesday, Sept 9. Cost is $20 and you can pay with cash, check in attendance. Parents have a link to purchase online in their email. If you have questions see Mrs. Huffman.
MATHCOUNTS
Middle school students interested in MATHCOUNTS competition, remember to come to Tiger Time in room 131 today during your 7th period study time. Dr. Ye from MTSU will be here to give a guest lecture.
CLUBS
Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society is accepting applications for new members. For information on requirements and the application process, please see the Rho Kappa club page under the Students section of the CMS website. Applications can be found on that page and must be turned in to Mr. Rundberg in Room 126 by September 25th. You must also have a completed club permission form to participate in meetings if you are selected for membership.
The high school book club met during C rotation on Monday, August 31. We had a great turn out but have heard from several students that still want to participate but have another club that meets during C rotation. The leadership team is planning some book club events and meetings that will happen outside of club time. If you are interested in participating in book club outside of club time, please have a parent complete the club permission form and return it to Ms. Denton in the library to be added to the group email.
If you are going to attend the Model United Nations Conference in November, please make sure to register by this Friday, 9/4. If you have any questions about registration, email Mr. Adam Brooks or Callie Fite. Mr. Brooks says you no register, you no go!!!
Jr. Beta Members attending convention, don't forget your participation form is due to Ms. Sloan this Friday, September 4th. You must turn this in to attend convention.
The A Cappella Club is accepting new members for the 2026-2027 school year! Auditions for the A Cappella Ensemble will be held Friday September 4th after school in the choir room. Auditions for the Barbershop Quartet will be held Friday September 11th after school in the choir room.
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up membership information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
SPORTS
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show at CMS on Saturday, September 19th. Show off your talent: sing, play an instrument, dance, juggle, etc. Go by Coach Griggs's room (108) for more information or to sign up.
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 Lady Tigers golf team swept Riverdale Tuesday in match play. In match play, each golfer plays head-to-head against an individual from the other team. Emery, Lauren, and Anna each beat their opponent for the team win. The boys fell 4-2, but Justin Grissom won his match up, and Amaan Jemsheer and Camden Reavis tied with their opponents for a half point. In JV competition, the Tigers picked up the win after Brandon Alston and Koen Hickson defeated their opponent, while Will Goette and Dev Bhakta tied theirs. The Tigers take on Blackman next week. BRING OUT THE BROOM
Bowling practice will NOT be held today, Thursday, September 3.
The middle school girls soccer team took home another win to bring their season to an 8-0 record. Lydia Luna added two goals to the score board with Hope Clementi hitting the final ball in the net for the lady tigers. Isla Henry had the shut out in the goal. The girls return to action for their rival game of the season tonight at Siegel. Come out and support your middle school lady tigers!
Tiger tennis girls continued their run with another 5-0 win against Siegel Tuesday. Xavier Clarke is undefeated at 3-0 at #1 for the boys. Today's match against Poplar Hill is canceled due to heat and has been rescheduled for September 16.
The Lady Tigers beat Lawrence Co 9-0 last night in district play. Goals: Chloe Huffman, Abbey Mott, Abigail Woods, Gabby Woods (3), Caroline Bogle, Ashira Perkins, Lillie Bryant. Assists: Lillie Bryant, Madelyn Brock (3), Abbey Mott (2), Abigail Woods, Gabby Woods, Reese McDaniel. Shutout: Taylor Ertl, Ella Agee. They head to the Smoky Mountain Cup this weekend!
Congratulations to Central Magnet School alum Breanna Gonzalez for being named a University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2026 Peyton Manning Scholar!
Read more here: https://news.utk.edu/2026/08/31/meet-the-2026-peyton-manning-scholars/
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Announcements for 9/2/26
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ITS A GREAT DAY to HAVE A GREAT DAY!
CLUBS:
Are you interested in business, finance, marketing, or hospitality and tourism? Then DECA is the organization for you! Stop by Room 347 to pick up membership information. We meet during Rotation D in the senior cafeteria. The deadline to join and claim your competitive event is September 18, 2026.
Want to find a community that feels like home, experience an incredible culture, and eat amazing food? Look no further than the Arab Student Union! Whether you’re of Arab heritage, learning Arabic, or just love exploring different cultures and meeting great people, ASU is open to everyone! Come check out our first meeting during C rotation in room 130 (Mr. Brooks room). Indulge in phenomenal dishes, get connected, and see what we’re all about!
Thank you so much for your time and I hope you have a great rest of your day.
HOLA! National Spanish Honor Society will meet THIS WEDNESDAY for their first club rotation! Please make sure you bring your signed permission form, dues, and have your application submitted online! All details can be found on the club webpage. See Mrs. Pinson or Mrs. Kime if you need anything else!
The A Cappella Club is accepting new members for the 2026-2027 school year! Come to the interest meeting during C club rotation on Monday, August 31st. Auditions for the A Cappella Ensemble will be held Friday September 4th after school in the choir room. Auditions for the Barbershop Quartet will be held Friday September 11th after school in the choir room.
About 1% of the human population commits the most violent crimes, want to know what separates your friends from these killers? Join the Forensic Psychology club to find out more about the mind of criminals, deception detection, and the field of criminal psychiatry! Forensic Psychology meets F Rotation in room #338. Please turn in your club forms to Mr. Cowart ASAP.
FCA will have its first meeting of the year this Wednesday during club time in the auditorium! Students must turn in the club permission form to participate. See Coach Lanier in the cafeteria during lunch today to get a form or to turn one in. FCA is for both middle school and high school. Come check it out!
This is an FCA special announcement! Former Nashville SC star Taylor Washington will be the guest speaker at the meeting during club time on Wednesday. Come to the auditorium to hear what he has to say. Remember to bring your club permission slip or turn it in to Coach Lanier ahead of time. See you there!
Attention all returning 7th and 8th grade Jr. Beta Members! Our first community service project of the year begins today and runs until September 30. We are hosting a diaper drive to benefit a nonprofit called "Thriving Together Tennessee"
Your job is to bring one brand new pack of diapers (Any size between 1-5 is fine) and drop it off in the bins outside Mrs. Stanley's room (351 at the end of the annex on the left). Mrs. Stanley has freshly printed Junior Beta service hour sheets for you to pick up when you drop off your donations! You will receive one service hour for your participation.
Jr. Beta Members attending convention, don't forget your participation form is due to Ms. Sloan this Friday, September 4th. You must turn this in to attend convention.
Attention middle schoolers: If you would like to attend First Priority morning meetings, they will begin this Thursday at 7:30 AM in Ms. Hale room (for girls) and the basketball locker room for boys. We hope to see you there (and don't forget your parent permission slip!).
SPORTS:
High School Cheer is sponsoring a talent show at CMS on Saturday, September 19th. Show off your talent: sing, play an instrument, dance, juggle, etc. Go by Coach Griggs's room (108) for more information or to sign up.
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 high school volleyball team dropped a hard fault five set match to District for Battle Creek on Tuesday night. Emery bland had another big night with 22 kills. The student section was awesome! Thank you all for bringing the energy and for your support the Lady Tigers travel to Sparta this weekend for the Lynn Cannon invitational tournament.
