READING ACROSS VIKING LAND! Click the link below for family fun, books, and activities! Don't forget to complete your survey! On each slide click on the Viking Boat to return to the main page! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSPc_I_mgHtwYm2MQOD9KOYmv_g4vPZ-6YXF7-sUFf82z8YTspb_pJ9V_vOhWMQxDRwKJtQuL56cxLt/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000
about 4 years ago, Christy Smith
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Please join us at the high school on Monday, April 26 from 7 - 8 p.m. for the CHS/CMS Science Fair and Senior Project Showcase. Our students have worked hard and are excited to show their displays!
about 4 years ago, Kathleen Hinrichs
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The Entrepreneurship class has made another great design. We are proud of how well they are doing.
about 4 years ago, High School
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The Jv baseball game scheduled for 4/22 at Prairie view has been cancelled. We will have one 7 inning game vs Erie at Central Heights on the same date though starting at 4:30.
about 4 years ago, Jason Brown
The high school entrepreneurship class made a welcome home sign for a community member. Thanks for giving our students the chance to learn new things.
about 4 years ago, High School
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The high school track meet for tomorrow has been moved to Wednesday with a 10:30 a.m. start time.
about 4 years ago, Kim Kraft
Reading Across Viking Land with family activities starting soon! Remember to wear as many colors as you can on Monday!
about 4 years ago, Christy Smith
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Are you looking for a rewarding career? Look no further! Central Heights is looking for a High School English/Speech/Drama Teacher, a PreK through 12th grade Music Teacher, and an Elementary Title Math teacher. Please reach out to Terrie Titus @ ttitus@usd288.org.
about 4 years ago, Central Heights USD
Congratulations to Max Cannady for being selected the defensive player of the game against Lyndon.
about 4 years ago, Jason Brown
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Congratulations to Brady Burson for being the offensive player of the game vs Lyndon! He had 8 Quality At Bats!
about 4 years ago, Jason Brown
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Tomorrow is the deadline to place a senior ad in the high school yearbook. Contact Mrs. Hinrichs, khinrichs@usd288.org to reserve your spot!
about 4 years ago, Kathleen Hinrichs
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Fourth graders needed a break after state testing, so we headed outside!
about 4 years ago, Stephanie Cutburth
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More March Viking Pride Certificate Winners Owen (K), Ely (3rd), Arya (1st), and Rodney (2nd) Congratulations!
about 4 years ago, Ann Collins
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Don't forget to order your Central Heights Middle School yearbook!
about 4 years ago, Central Heights USD
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FBLA just received their state results. To qualify and move on to Nationals the teams needed to place 8th place or higher. Mary Roehl, Cameron Peel, and Maisy Moore competed in Sports and Entertainment and they placed 17th in the State. Bailey Roehl, Emma Cubit, and Chrome McCleary competed in Hospitality and Event Management and they placed 19th in the State. Great job girls!
about 4 years ago, Kim Kraft
Then they have time to collect additional resources outside of their area!
about 4 years ago, Jason Brown
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Hunter Safety students trying to create a survival fire with a magnifying glass! They have minimal resources to use!
about 4 years ago, Jason Brown
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Hunter Safety students trying to create a survival fire with a magnifying glass! They have minimal resources to use!
about 4 years ago, Jason Brown
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Below are the high school track results from Pleasanton yesterday.
about 4 years ago, Kim Kraft
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In the third meet of the season, things generally seem to really take shape and give a good idea of what to expect the rest of the season. With another 14 Personal Records (PR) on the day, that brings the season total to 38 individual best performances. We will also be returning to Pleasanton for our Regional meet in May so it is always great to experience the facilities for when it counts the most. One outstanding performance after another, Taryn Compton had personal bests and her 300m hurdle time is listed as one of the top 50 in the State (classes 1A-6A). David Craft, Luke Cotter and Alexis Haynes also had fantastic performances that earned them medals in their individual events. As the times drop and the distances increase, we continue to march seconds, and inches closer to the ultimate goal. Next week we travel to Burlington for the Waverly meet and expect to see some fantastic competition. ** Denotes Medalist PR = Personal Record Girls Javelin **2nd - Alexis Haynes 87-03 (PR) 11th - Nikita d’Augereau 39-05 Girls Discus 9th - Nikita d'Augereau (PR) Girls 100m **2nd - Taryn Compton 13.89 (PR) Girls 200m **1st - Taryn Compton 29.03 (PR) Girls 300m Hurdles **2nd - Taryn Compton 50.87 (PR) Boys Shot Put 5th - Aiden Welch 32-08.50 (PR) 8th - Lucas Patterson 31-11.75 (PR) 13th - Ryan Hale 26-00 (PR) Boys Discus 5th - Luke Brown 92-08 9th - Aiden Welch 81-08 12th - Ryan Hale 70-07 Boys 100m 11th - Carson Wood 13.22 (PR) Boys 200m 5th - David Craft 25.89 (PR) 8th - Carson Wood 27.05 (PR) Boys 400m **2nd - David Craft 56.76 (PR) Boys 1600m 5th - Dakota Kuczmarski 5:29.38 (PR) Boys 3200m **1st - Luke Cotter 11:20.39 (PR) Boys 4x800 **1st - Dakota Kuczmarski, David Craft, Luke Cotter, Carson Wood 9:40.58
about 4 years ago, Kim Kraft