CHS News

Congratulations to Junior Ben Joo for winning the individual golf county championship on Monday at Fairway Hills!

Ben shot a 3 over 75 to capture the school’s first individual county title since 2019.

On Tuesday, October 20th, the National English Honor Society helped our school celebrate National Writing Day!

Each year, we join students and teachers across the country to share our collective love and appreciation of written words. Our NEHS members decorated the front of the school with colorful chalk and sayings, and student leaders from the group adorned custom t-shirts designed by sophomore member Daxtyn Linton. A limited number of t-shirts remain for purchase on OSP if you would like to support our chapter. Daxtyn is willing to paint a positive phrase of your choice on the back if you provide details in the purchase description and shirts can be ordered either with or without this year's date included.

Happy Writing, Eagles!

Congratulation to Amy Gu (senior) on the publication of her research "From Harm to Healing: The Association Between Social Media Content and Adolescents’ Recovery from Anorexia Nervosa", in the National High School Journal of Science.

The abstract for the research highlights that: As the prevalence of anorexia nervosa and social media use increases, the central question of this research was to examine the correlation between social media content, particularly content that falls into the categories of pro-recovery and pro-anorexia, and anorexia recovery.

Amy began this research during sophomore year in her Independent Research class.

Congratulations to all of our talented Senior athletes who are playing their last season of fall sports for CHS. We are so proud of you!

Congratulations to the following Field Hockey Seniors:

• Annabel Arrington
• Amelia Bice
• London Chambers
• Caroline Cudzilo
• Gia Morabito
• Lucy Smith

Congratulations to the 61 students who were recognized for Student of the Month for September! We are so proud of you!

The Centennial Marching Eagles joined five other HCPSS marching bands at Mt. Hebron High School for the annual Marching Band Showcase. The evening celebrated the musical talent, creativity, and dedication of student musicians from across the county!

Dance Company members from around the county auditioned with Guest Artist, Ama Law, last week for the opportunity to be selected for the All-County Dance Ensemble. This ensemble will perform at the annual Howard County Dance Festival on February 20th.

Congratulations to senior, Tessa Cipriano and sophomore, Adele Seybold for being selected for this year's cast and representing CHS as HCPSS All-County Dancers!

Bravo!!

• October 5 - November 6- Senior Class of 2027 Cap & Gown Order Window
• October 27 - End of First Quarter
• October 27 - Spooktacular, 4-6 PM
• October 28 - School Closed for Students
• October 29 - Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story - Opening Preview, 7 PM
• November 1- Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story, 2 PM
• November 3 - Election Day; Schools and Offices Closed
• November 4 - 6 - Senior Portraits; appointments made with Legacy
• November 5 - Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story, 7 PM
• November 6 - Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story, 7 PM
• November 7 - Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story, 2 & 7 PM
• November 10 - Underclass Picture Retake Day
• November 13 - ASVAB Exam
• November 14 - Winter Athletic Tryouts Begin
• November 23 - 3-Hour Early Dismissal; In-person Parent/Teacher Conferences
• November 24 - 3-Hour Early Dismissal; Virtual Parent/Teacher Conferences
• November 25 - School Closed for Students; Virtual Parent/Teacher Conferences
• November 26 & 27 -Schools and Offices Closed
• December 5 - Holiday House, 10 AM - 1 PM
• February 17 - Senior Luau (snow date February 24)

• Link to HCPSS Calendar for 2026-27

Fri, 10/23

V Football @ Northwood HS (11211 Old Georgetown Rd. Rockville, MD) 6:30PM

Marching Band **Future Eagles Night** 6:00PM

Sat, 10/24 HoCo XC County Championship @ CHS 10:00AM **Future Eagles Day**

Mon, 10/26 V Golf State Semifinals @ UMCP 9:00AM

JV/V Field Hockey v South Carroll HS 4/5:30PM

Tue, 10/27 Spooktacular (hosted by the Class of 2029) 4:00PM

Wed, 10/28 V Golf State Finals @ UMCP

JV/V Volleyball v Crofton HS 4:30/5:30PM **Future Eagles Night**

V Cheerleading County Championship @ HCC 6:00PM

Thur, 10/29 JV/V Volleyball @ Meade HS 5/6:00PM

Opening Night - Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story 7:00PM

Fri, 10/30 V Football v Manchester Valley HS **SENIOR NIGHTS for Cheerleading,

Football, and our Marching Eagles!! ALSO, Football Future Eagles Night**

Sat, 10/31

Sun, 11/1 Fall Theatre Production: Failure: A Love Story 2:00PM

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE WEEK…

CONGRATULATIONS to our Varsity Golf athlete Ben Joo–

He is our 2026 County Champion 🏆

Best of luck to our CHS Golf Team and Coach Slopek who are MPSSAA State Qualifiers!!!

This is the first time they’ve made it to the State level as a team since 2019 ⛳

It was a great night and a big win for Varsity Field Hockey on Monday night as they took on the Reservoir Gators! We started by celebrating our senior athletes, and finished with WIN after a double overtime and a shootout! Congratulations to our senior players and their families 🎉

Girls Soccer hosted another FANTASTIC Future Eagles Night on Thursday! It’s amazing to see all the children in the community come out to cheer on their favorite sports! Our final Future Eagles events are Saturday at the XC County Championship, Wednesday at the Volleyball game,

and next Friday at the Football Game!

Our Varsity Cheerleaders had an OUTSTANDING performance at Wilde Lake's Cheer Invitational on Wednesday! Congratulations to the Coaches and the Team--we can't wait to see your performance at the upcoming County Competition!

Bravo–Dance Company members Adele Seybold and Tessa Cipriano for being selected

as All-County Dancers!! I’m so proud of you both 👏👏👏

What an INCREDIBLE Season…

JV Football wrapped up their season with a strong finish. Congratulations to Coach Phillips,

Asst. Coach Hamlin, and the athletes who gave it their all since tryouts in August!

They finished their season with a 5-4 record–their strongest record since 2010’s!

The Allied Soccer Team dominated the field all season long and into the annual County Cup!

Congratulations to Coach Fower, Peer Asst. Coach Brooke, and the entire Allied Soccer Team!

Varsity Girls Flag Football had an impressive debut season! Coach Hoke and his athletes pulled some big wins along the way against Mt. Hebron, Hammond, and River Hill. Their season came to an end on Wednesday’s MPSSAA Regional Quarterfinal, but our girls were AMAZING! So proud of this team for taking a chance on a new sport, and making us look forward to next fall!!!

ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES NEWS

WINTER TRYOUT INFORMATION

The Winter Athletic season is only 6 weeks away and registration is now open! Make sure to register now, so you’re ready for the start of tryouts on Saturday, November 14th! Use these DIRECTIONS if you want to attend tryouts for Allied Bowling, Basketball, Cheerleading, Indoor Track, or Wrestling! You MUST have a current HCPSS Physical Form completed by a doctor/medical professional dated after 11/14/25 if you want to try out–no exceptions! If you don’t have one, call your doc to make your appointment now! Parents/Guardians of Winter Athletes should plan to attend the Winter Athletic Orientation Meeting to get information about the season and meet the coaches: Wed, 11/18 at 6PM.

FUTURE EAGLE NIGHTS

Cross Country: Sat, 10/24 HoCo Championships 10AM @ CHS (cross country registration form)

Volleyball: Wed, 10/28 at 5:30PM v Crofton HS (volleyball registration form)

Football: Fri, 10/30 at 6PM v Manchester Valley HS (football registration form)

Cheerleading: will be celebrated during the Winter Athletic Season

Marching Band: Fri, 10/23 at 6PM (Contact david_matchim@hcpss.org for more info!)

Be on the lookout for our Future Eagles events for Winter and Spring sports later this school year. Please contact Christine Fritz from the CHS Boosters with any questions at 410-245-8072.

SENIOR NIGHTS

Cheerleading, Football & Marching Band: Fri, 10/30 v Manchester Valley HS 6:00PM

BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR JV/V FOOTBALL AND FLAG FOOTBALL THROUGH GOFAN

Tickets are $5 (including the $1 Service Fee) and may be purchased online or by using a credit card at the gate. No cash is accepted.

GAME DAY OPERATIONS

Calling all students who want to be part of the athletic management team…

If you're interested in the behind-the-scenes operations of athletic events, Game Day Operations is for you! The CHS Athletic Program is looking for responsible students interested in running the game clock, checking in tickets, announcing the games, and setting up and breaking down after events. Complete the application to join our team! Service hours may be requested for this position.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Last year we were able to coordinate with our incredible Performing Arts Team to bring live student performances of the National Anthem to several of our varsity games. I’d love to continue this again this year, and see if we can make it a regular part of Centennial athletic events! If you’re interested in auditioning, please complete this form.

GIRLS BASKETBALL INTEREST FORM

Coach Joe and Coach James are getting ready for the Girls Basketball season. Please complete this form if you are interested in playing or learning more about the program. Winter Sports Tryouts will begin on Saturday, November 14, 2026.

BOYS LACROSSE INTEREST FORM

Coach Gregg Smith is looking forward to our upcoming Spring Season! Please complete this form if you are interested in playing or learning more about the program. Spring Sports Tryouts will begin on March 1st 2027.

Reach out to Centennial's Athletics & Activities Manager, Mrs. Clark, if you have any questions! You can reach her at rebecca_clark@hcpss.org

Let’s Go, Eagles!!

Follow your favorite teams on Fan Hudl

Homecoming was remarkable because it brought so many people together!

SGA's Homecoming Highlights is a wonderful reflection of the spirit and community at CHS!

Parents/guardians must verify and/or update emergency information for each child every school year.

Keeping your Family File up-to-date is crucial, so please prioritize updating it as soon as possible.

Follow these instructions:

Family File User Guide - https://www.hcpss.org/f/connect/family-file-quick-reference.pdf

Family File Guía del Usuario - https://www.hcpss.org/f/connect/family-file-quick-reference-spanish.pdf

HCPSS 가족 파일 (비상 연락 서식) 작성하기 - https://www.hcpss.org/f/connect/family-file-quick-reference-korean.pdf

家庭档案 - 用户指南 - https://www.hcpss.org/f/connect/family-file-quick-reference-chinese.pdf

Join us for Failure: A Love Story, our 2026-2027 Main Stage Fall Play!

Here's what to expect...

By the end of 1928, all three Fail sisters will be dead – expiring in reverse order, youngest to oldest, from blunt object to the head, disappearance, and finally consumption. Tuneful songs, and a whimsical chorus follow the story of Nelly, Jenny June, and Gerty as they live out their lives above the family clock repair shop near the Chicago River, before their time unexpectedly runs out. A magical, musical fable where, in the end, the power of love is far greater than any individual‘s successes or failures. (From Concord Theatricals).

And we'd be amiss not to mention the parakeets, talking snake, the ever-watching clocks, and the wonderful gramophone who make up the world of Fail Clock Works. Come fall in love with this dark comedic fairy-tale set in 1920s Chicago.

Recommended for Middle School students and up.

Content Warning - while the script and characters are PG, the play does deal with death, loss, and grief. The play uses comedy to explore these concepts, so we encourage everyone to use their own personal discretion as to their viewing preferences.

TWO WEEKENDS OF PERFORMANCES!

THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 - OPENING PREVIEW NIGHT - $5.00 TICKETS FOR ALL!

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 - 2:00 PM

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 - UNDERSTUDY CAST RUN* - COME SUPPORT OUR YOUNG ACTORS!

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 - 7:00 PM

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 - 2:00 PM AND 7:00 PM

*All other shows will be performed by our Primary Cast.

LINK TO TICKETS: https://hcpss.booktix.com/dept/chs/e/CHSFLS

Winter TRYOUTS are right around the corner! Tryouts begin bright and early on Saturday, November 14.

EVERY athlete (new and returning) must be registered to participate in Winter Athletic Tryouts for Allied Bowling, Basketball, Cheerleading, Indoor Track, or Wrestling!

Make sure to register now, so you’re ready for the start of tryouts on Saturday, November 14th! Use these DIRECTIONS if you want to attend tryouts for Allied Bowling, Basketball, Cheerleading, Indoor Track, or Wrestling!

You MUST have a current HCPSS Physical Form completed by a doctor/medical professional dated after 11/14/25 if you want to try out–no exceptions! If you don’t have one, call your doc to make your appointment now!

Complete the following before Friday, November 6, 2026, to make sure you're ready for tryouts:

1. Using a COMPUTER and not a mobile device, register for Athletics through Synergy's Parent Portal. Directions for Registration
2. Make sure your Physical is fully completed on the HCPSS form and uploaded to the portal! You must use this Physical Form–other forms will not be accepted. Physical exams must be dated AFTER 11/14/25 to be accepted. Physical Exams MUST be completed by a medical professional–either your personal provider or a clinic will do.
3. Upload a current utility bill (BGE/Constellation, Water/Sewer, Home Internet/Cable) to the portal–due dates in September, October, or November.
4. If you are missing any paperwork, you may not participate in tryouts! Don't wait until it's too late!!

Reach out to Centennial's Athletics & Activities Manager, Mrs. Clark, if you have any questions! You can reach her at rebecca_clark@hcpss.org

The Class of 2029 is hosting a Halloween Spooktacular on Tuesday, October 27th from 4-6pm. There will be a Haunted House, arts & crafts, and a costume contest!

Tickets can be purchased at the door for $5.00 or during lunches on 10/23 & 10/26.

The Scholars Leadership Honors Program and Alpha Achievers are proud to co-sponsor Centennial High School's third annual Holiday House on December 5th.

We are now accepting donations, which may be placed in the Holiday House bin located in the vestibule outside the main office. We are accepting new and/or gently used items such as: toys, games, arts and crafts, books, small household items, picture frames, candles, gift wrap and shopping bags. We are not accepting clothing or footwear.

All Holiday House proceeds will be donated to Grassroots. If you are unsure about a donatable item, please email Stacy Rosuck at Stacy_rosuck@hcpss.org.

Attention all underclassmen: Student Photo Retake Day will be in the auditorium on Tuesday, October 27. I

If you did not have your photo taken in September or if you need a retake from your original photo taken, please stop by at any time during the school day.

If you need assistance with portrait orders please contact the Legacy Customer Care Team:

• Email: customercare@legacystudios.com

• Phone: 716-512-6336

Current students in grades 8–11 and their parents or guardians are invited to attend an in-person open house on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2026 from 6:00–7:30 p.m. at the Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC), located at 10920 Clarksville Pike, Ellicott City.

On both Nov. 11 and Dec. 8, guests will have the opportunity to walk about and explore CTEC’s career academies and learn how Career and Technical Education provides high school students with opportunities to earn college credit, scholarships, and industry-recognized credentials. Students can also participate in worksite and mentorship experiences while developing creativity, problem-solving skills, and career-ready skills through hands-on, project-based learning.

Complete information about all career academies is available online. Students and parents are encouraged to review the CTEC Career Academies Overview.

Participating academies include:

• Aerospace Engineering: Project Lead the Way
• Animal and Agricultural Science
• Animation and Game Design
• Apprenticeship Maryland (for current 11th graders)
• Architectural Design
• Automotive Technology
• Biotechnology
• Civil Engineering: Project Lead the Way
• Construction and Carpentry
• Cybersecurity
• Network Security Engineering
• Finance
• Graphic Design and Print Production
• Health Professions
• Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning

Parking at Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC) is limited. Additional parking can be found on premises in the Homewood School and Board of Education parking lots.

Parents/Guardians & Families,

Bullying prevention starts at home, too. Families can make a difference by keeping the lines of communication open and regularly talking with children about friendships, school experiences, group chats, social media, and how they and their peers treat one another.

Encourage your child to identify trusted adults they can turn to when something doesn't feel right. Talk about what they can safely do if they witness someone being mistreated—such as getting an adult, refusing to join in or laugh, checking on the student afterward, or reporting what they saw.

Being an upstander applies online, too. Remind children that liking, sharing, forwarding, commenting on, or reposting hurtful content can increase its impact. Instead, encourage them to avoid participating, save evidence when appropriate, support the person being targeted, and tell a trusted adult.

Children also learn from what they see. Modeling kindness, empathy, inclusion, and respect for others helps reinforce the behaviors we want to see in our schools and communities.

Talk. Notice. Include. Speak Up. Together, we can help create communities where every student feels safe, supported, and valued.

More bullying prevention information and resources can be found on the HCPSS Stop Bullying website.

Parents/Guardians - We need your help!

In an effort to begin to expose students to the wide range of careers in today's society, we are looking for in-person speakers to partner with us to engage students. We also want to leverage the resources within our own community.

If you are interested in helping to broaden student exposure through your career journey, please take a few minutes to complete this form.

We’re looking for careers that students can access from any of the post high school pathways (Military, Job, 2yr/4yr, Trade school, Apprenticeship). Thank you.

Ms. Clearfield, Career Readiness Advisor and Ms. Kochanski, Career Coach

Order your cap and gown graduation package today!

The ordering window is open now thru November 6! All orders are done online.

If you are planning on wearing a cap and gown from a sibling or friend, please stop into Student Services and let Mrs. Wormley know your plans.

Seniors: Legacy Studios will be here for your senior photo sessions in the auditorium on November 4-6. These are by appointment only. Please go to https://seniors.legacystudios.com/centennial-hs-ellicott-city-md/ to book your appointment in advance.

It is important that you have your senior photo taken for the yearbook (at the very least!) on one of these days. If you are having your photo taken for the yearbook, there is no fee!

Questions? Reach out directly to Mr. VW at rus_vanwestervelt@hcpss.org.

Recent changes in federal assistance means that many families who previously automatically qualified for Free & Reduced-price Meals (FARMs) may now need to complete the FARMs application to access benefits. Please find that information below and apply prior to the 10/31/26 deadline.

https://www.hcpss.org/food-services/farms/

Mark Your Calendar: Upcoming College Visits

Admission representatives from the following colleges will be in Student Services at CHS on the days listed below. ONLY 12th and 11th grade students may sign up for the visits in Naviance (click on COLLEGES and then VISITS, and click "SIGN UP" for visit). Passes will be given to student during Period 1 the day of the visit.

Monday, 10/26

• 10:10 AM – Seton Hall University
• 1:10 PM – York College of Pennsylvania

Tuesday, 10/27

• 8:15 AM – Washington College
• 1:00 PM – HCC Honors Program Info Session

Thursday, 10/29

• 8:15 AM – Clarkson University
• 9:10 AM – University of California – Riverside

Friday, 10/30

• 9:10 AM – Goucher College
• 10:10 AM – Binghamton University

The CHS Pantry is a free resource that ensures our students have access to essential food and personal hygiene supplies. To keep our shelves stocked for the school year, we are inviting our community to support us!

The easiest way to help is through our Amazon Wishlist. You can shop directly online, and all items will ship straight to Centennial High School: https://a.co/00gp0cKP

Looking for a great driver's ed program for your student? Please consider signing them up for driver's ed through Greg's Driving School. You can sign up for either in person lessons after school at Centennial or virtual lessons from home. Included is 30 hours of classroom instruction and 6 hours of in car lessons. Friends of Music earns money for every student that signs up for either option!

In person classes at Centennial start Sept 28th and run throughout the year. If you sign up for virtual classes, please be sure to indicate Centennial HS for your "Fundraising Code" when checking out. Check out http://www.gregsdrivingschool.net for more information.

PTSA Membership and Donation

Why join the PTSA?

• Help create enriching experiences for our children
• Be a voice in school decisions and initiatives
• Connect with other committed parents and guardians
• Make a lasting difference in our school community

As another exciting school year moves forward, preparations are underway for After Prom. After Prom is a safe, supervised, alcohol-free, late-night event that gives our students a fun place to celebrate after the Prom is over.

After Prom is truly a community effort and we are in search of the After Prom chair or co-chair(s) to plan the event with the PTSA team. If you are interested, please contact PTSA (president@chs-ptsa.org). Thank you for supporting our students and helping us continue this valued tradition.

This is an amazing opportunity to clean your closets and help the PTSA - As you enter the CHS Parking lot from BMMS side, Please ensure you put your clothes for donation in the receptacles marked with CHS.

1. Apply for Financial Aide

The HCPSS participates in the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs. Students from households that meet federal income guidelines are eligible to receive free or reduced-price meals.

Parents/guardians must submit a new application every school year to maintain their student’s eligibility.

2. Update Your Medication Forms

Students who require medication to be administered during the school day need to have new forms (dated on or after July 1st) completed for this fall. For your convenience, you can find these forms on-line at the HCPSS website. Medical Forms.

3. Parking Permits

Permission for students to drive and park vehicles on school system property is a privilege. Parking spaces for students at Centennial High School are limited. Accordingly, in order to be granted this privilege, applications for parking permits will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis in priority order: 1) Seniors; 2) Students enrolled in Work Study/Intern Mentor Programs; and, 3) Juniors.

Permits will be issued in this order through the end of the third week of school. Beginning September 18th, remaining permits will be issued in the order applications are received. Permits will not be reserved for students who do not yet have a valid Maryland Driver's License. Students ARE NOT required by the school system to attend a ‘Safe Driving’ presentation this school year.

To apply for your permit:

• Login to HCPSS.me.
• Complete the application packet and save as a pdf.
• Take a photo of your driver’s license.
• Follow this link to submit the online application. The information collected through the online application is required by HCPSS.
• Your submission will be reviewed, and you will be notified via email once it is accepted.

For questions about applying for a parking permit at CHS please contact Jill Cipriano at jill_cipriano@hcpss.org.

Skyward Theatre is back and ready to showcase our students in performances and productions on the stage! Check out the Newsletter from Skyward Theatre — Centennial's Theatre program — for information about shows, auditions, merch, and more!

Here is the link to our August Newsletter: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17CZhQ3vS-nRaFjxscOdDxD3XNxUtGZJaYtYpEZit1a0/edit?usp=sharing

Keep current on news and events throughout the school year by checking the CHS website: https://chs.hcpss.org. We have added an A to Z Reference Guide to the website as your one-stop information finder: attendance policies, parking permit applications, food and nutrition services, student technology support, and much more.

Thanks to a continued partnership between HCPSS, Howard County Government, and Regional Transportation Agency (RTA), all HCPSS middle and high school students have access to free RTA bus passes through summer 2027. Students have full access to the RTA system and are not limited to transportation to and from schools or to school-related activities.

If your child is interested, they can visit Student Services to request a free pass. To obtain the free student bus pass, students must agree to: ​

• Provide name/student ID, address, and grade to school staff​

• Maintain possession of the pass ​

• Not transfer or share the pass with others​

• Abide by Howard County Public School System rules while on-board.

Note: If the pass is lost or misplaced, only one replacement pass will be provided to the student.

Howard County government and the Regional Transportation Agency of Central Maryland also have a digital bus pass program, enabling students to access free RTA bus passes directly from their phones or smart devices using a mobile app. Students who do not have access to a smart phone may still receive a free, printed bus pass from their school office.

For more information on RTA and detailed schedule information, please call 1-800-270-9553 or visit Transit RTA.

In Howard County, addressing substance misuse among youth, including opioid use, remains a critical public health priority. Fatal overdoses have been steadily declining since 2022, a success largely driven by widespread naloxone distribution and acceptance. Yet, substance misuse among our youth is still an ongoing risk. According to the 2024 Maryland Youth Risk Behavior Survey, almost 10% of middle school students and 12.5% of high school students in Howard County reported taking prescription pain medication without a prescription or differently than prescribed.

As a parent, you play a vital role in protecting your children and your community. Scan the QR code on this flier or use this link [https://www.howardcountymd.gov/health/opioid-overdose-response-program] to access our free, on-demand naloxone training. In just 10-15 minutes you can gain the skills needed to respond to an opioid overdose. You can take the training alone, with your child or with the whole family. After you complete the training, you can receive a free naloxone kit.

It’s never too early to learn to save a life!

Know what's happening in Howard County. Sign up for HC DrugFree's free newsletter at tinyurl.com/HCDFNews or follow us on social media to get updates on events as well as information to keep your family safe and informed:

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• Centennial High School’s website is a great source of information at https://chs.hcpss.org.
• Instagram @CentennialHS
• Facebook @www.facebook.com/chs.hcpss.org
• Read the Wingspan, CHS student newspaper
• CHS PTSA https://www.chs-ptsa.org/
• CHS Friends of Music http://www.centennialmusic.org/
• Register to receive school system updates and alerts at https://www.hcpss.org/hcpss-news/, click on Subscribe and select Centennial High School.