🌟 Senior Spotlight: Class of 2024 🌟
Introducing Maisy Moore, an exceptional member of Central Heights High School's graduating class. Maisy has been an active participant in a range of activities and organizations, including Drama, Swing Group, Volleyball, Cheer, Track, NHS, Student Lighthouse, Biology Club, Theatre, FBLA, FCCLA, STUCO, Pep Club, Yearbook, and Broadcasting.
Maisy's commitment to excellence extends beyond her extracurricular activities, she also earned a CNA certification while in high school. Her future plans include attending Wichita State University, where she plans to major in Early Elementary Education.
She has received numerous accolades, including top ratings at regionals and state competitions for both large groups, small ensembles, and solos. Additionally, she has been recognized with the Director's Award and Most Outstanding Vocalist Award. Her contributions as a teammate on the volleyball court have earned her the Best Teammate Award for both her junior and senior years.
Reflecting on her time at Central Heights, Maisy holds fond memories of competing at the state level in Salina alongside her friends Nash and Matt.
Congratulations, Maisy! We celebrate your accomplishments and eagerly anticipate the bright future ahead of you. 🎓🌟
The middle school track meet for today at Burlington is still on. Let's go Vikings!!!!!
🌟 Senior Spotlight: Class of 2024 🌟
Introducing Baker Moore, a standout member of Central Heights High School's graduating class. Throughout his time at Central Heights, Baker has made his mark through his involvement in Wrestling, Football, Baseball, Powerlifting, and Basketball.
Looking ahead, Baker has his sights set on a career path with Dodson Aviation. His commitment to excellence is evident in his achievements, including All-State recognition in football and wrestling.
Reflecting on his high school journey, Baker recalls the experience of going to state in wrestling two years in a row.
Congratulations, Baker! We wish you all the best as you pursue your goals beyond high school. 🎓🌟
🎶We look forward to a great night of music at our Spring Band Concert tonight! The fun starts with the 5th-grade band performance at 6:30 p.m., the 6th-grade band at 6:50 p.m., the middle school band at 7:05 p.m., and the high school band at 7:30 p.m.
🌟 Senior Spotlight Class of 2024: Let's turn the spotlight on Gabrial McMechan! Throughout his time at Central Heights, Gabrial has made a lasting impact on our music programs and the arts through his active involvement in the Central Heights Band and Choir.
Gabrial's dedication and talent have earned him numerous achievements and scholarships, showcasing his commitment to excellence in music. From receiving the National School Choral Award to earning prestigious accolades in band, including CHS Viking Band Musician of the Year and District Red Band twice, his passion for music shines brightly.
As Gabrial prepares for his next chapter at Emporia State University, where he plans to major in Music, we celebrate his accomplishments and the mark he has left on our school community. Congratulations, Gabrial! Your talent, hard work, and dedication have been inspiring. We wish you continued success as you pursue your dreams in music. 🎓🎵
This message is for our Middle and High School Families! Don't miss out on this year's memories! The deadline to order your 2024 yearbook is just a week away—April 30th! Secure your copy now to relive all the best moments from the year.
Middle Schoolers: Your yearbook is only $15! Bring your order form and payment to the middle school office to place your order.
High Schoolers: Your yearbook costs $35 and can be ordered online at jostensyearbooks.com. Order today to ensure you don't miss out!
Did you order an elementary yearbook from Inter-State Studio by mistake? Contact khinrichs@usd288.org to get your order corrected.
Meet Chrome McCleary, a remarkable graduate from Central Heights High School's Class of 2024.
Looking ahead, Chrome is drawn to the field of law enforcement.
Reflecting on her high school years, Chrome fondly remembers joy in every theatre practice she's attended.
Congratulations, Chrome! We celebrate your accomplishments and anticipate a bright future ahead. 🎓
First grade went on a nature scavenger hunt today!!!
Big thanks to everyone who helped make this year's Central Height High School prom unforgettable! Your efforts truly made a difference. The Class of 2025 appreciates each and every one of you!
High School Track is traveling to Jayhawk Linn for a meet today!
The Middle School Track team heads to Osawatomie today for a meet! Let's Go Vikings!!
Meet TJ Lickteig, a graduating senior from Central Heights High School.
After graduation, TJ is eager to work at Dodson International.
Reflecting on his time at Central Heights, TJ values the importance of making the most of high school years. His advice to underclassmen is simple: work hard and seize every opportunity.
Congratulations, TJ! Your commitment and work ethic are admirable. We wish you all the best! 🎓
Congratulations to Emma Cubit on signing her Letter of Intent to Allen County Community College for Cross Country and Track! It was a special moment yesterday as her family, teammates, coaches, friends, and teachers gathered to witness this milestone. Emma's dedication and talent have left a lasting impact on Central Heights, and we can't wait to see her do well in the next part of her journey. Good luck, Emma – we're cheering for you all the way!
Good luck to our baseball and softball teams in the Humboldt Tournament today! Let's Go Vikings!!
Yesterday's trip for Mrs. Brown’s Government class was an excellent experience for all! Students learned much about local governance, gaining valuable insights and experiences throughout the day. They talked with Judge Witteman and saw the court in action. Exploring the Franklin County Jail and the Historic Court House provided context and history. They also visited the Richmond Museum to learn about the city's history. Great job, Vikings!
What an evening filled with creativity and curiosity! From captivating artworks to awe-inspiring science projects, our Evening with the Arts and Middle School science fair truly celebrated talent and dedication. Thanks to everyone who joined us – your support means the world to our students! 🌟 From mesmerizing musical performances to hilarious skits and brain-teasing trivia, every moment was a delight! And, of course, a round of applause for Ms. Dunn and our incredible teachers for making it all possible.
We are looking for a fun and dynamic English teacher to join our High School circle! Is that you? Someone you know? Here is the link to the application: https://www.usd288.org/forms/certified-application
Need more information? Contact ttitus@usd288.org or lmatile@usd288.org
Today, some very dedicated and motivated FFA members traveled to Alma, KS to compete in the Livestock Judging and Food Science Career Development Events. The Livestock team had already done well enough to earn a trip to state at an earlier competition, but went to get more experience before their state later this month. This team placed 17th in a very competitive and challenging CDE. Mitchell Snow led the way in 49th place. Other members were Cooper Tush, Hal Higbie and Kord Stroup.
The Food Science team has been trying to qualify for state and today was their last opportunity. They have been working hard for the last few weeks and it paid off today. The team placed 1st in the intermediate division (would have placed 3rd if they were in the senior division). Lizabeth Alvarez placed 1st (I believe this is her first FFA medal), Reed Compton placed 3rd (his first FFA medal), Gage Peine placed 4th, Landon Lickteig placed 14th, Payton Miller 17th, and London Marquette was 31st.
We look forward to seeing both of these teams and the other 7 qualifying teams from CHS FFA compete in Tonganoxie Friday and at State on April 28-30.
🏃♂️🏃♀️ Shoutout to our middle school track team for their outstanding performance at the Wellsville meet yesterday! Congratulations to all the athletes on a fantastic day of competition. Keep up the great work, Vikings! 🌟 Photo credits: Grace Tooley
Huge congratulations to our talented band and choir members for achieving 1-ratings at the large state competition at Prairie View today! Your exceptional performances truly showcase your dedication and skill. A big shoutout to our amazing band director, Stephanie Cannady, and choral director, Katherine Selenke, for their leadership and guidance. You've all made Central Heights incredibly proud! Keep shining bright! 🎶🏆
