Tomorrow is the last day to place your order for the 2022 Central Heights H.S. Yearbook. Order online at jostens.com. or return the yearbook order form to the high school office by ASAP!
Deputy Horstick visited Mrs Horstick’s 1st graders to read them a story and give them a stuffed bunny from the Franklin County Sheriff Department.
Baseball & Softball Regional Information
Baseball hosted by Central Heights
Softball hosted by Lebo/Waverly
All games are planned to take place on May 16th & 17th (weather permitting)
Final seeding & schedules will be released May 11th
5th graders did an amazing job at the band concert. A special thank you to Mrs. Cannady.
5th grade students at the Literature Festival. Trae Venerable shared his love of family, cowboys, and the west. Alan Cunningham shared his music and love of song writing.
Kindergarten took their Literacy day on the road today. They visited some businesses in our community and had the owners read stories and answer our questions. We are so thankful to have such a great community that understands the importance of giving back. Thank you to Grit n Grace Salon, Cannady Farm, and Brand N Iron.
Congratulations to these guys!
Luke Burkdoll offensive player of the game with 7 Quality at bats!
Max Cannady with a complete game on the mound and the win!
Nash Cardell the student athlete of the week! Nash is a great student, person, and teammate!!!
Go Vikings!!!!
The Jv baseball game for the 29th has been cancelled.
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to the amazing Mrs. Kraft!
The Central Heights Key Club in partnership with COF volunteered at Thriftopia today. The students helped with numerous tasks and even modeled some of the merchandise.
Literacy day in grades 1-2, continued!
More from literacy day in grades 1-2!
Tonight is the Central Heights Spring Band Concert. Join us at 6:30 p.m. for a wonderful night of music!
Mrs. Horstick’s class enjoyed their literacy day! They moved between rooms with a book and activity.
If You Give A Pig A Pancake, If You Give A Dog A Donut, If You Give A Moose A Muffin, and If You Give A Mouse A Cookie.
The Literature Festival is always an exciting day for grades 3-5.
Literacy Day!
3rd, 4th, & 5th Grade had fun at the Franklin County Literature Festival!
The final presenter of the day, Stephen Johnson. He shared his love of art, creativity, and illustration.
5th grade Literature Festival continued.
Lois Ruby shared her views on her books and how she finds things to inspire her writing.
Rounding Up ALL Kindergarten Students at CHES for 2022/23
