Ranger Weekly

One of the pillars that makes Ranger Country so special is service. Every day, our students demonstrate that being a Ranger means more than personal success; it means making a positive difference in the lives of others.

From the many clubs and organizations that serve our community, to our sophomores partnering with Central Woodlands through Project Charlie, to our juniors stepping into mentorship roles with our elementary students with GameChangers, our Rangers continually find meaningful ways to give back. These experiences build connections, strengthen our community, and remind us of the impact we can have when we invest in one another.

At the heart of our work is a simple belief: building a better Ranger Community starts with each of us. I am incredibly proud of the compassion, leadership, and commitment to service our students demonstrate each day. It is an honor to lead your Rangers and to be part of a community that understands the importance of showing up for one another.

Thank you for your continued partnership,

Jon Haga

Principal, Central High School

Family Promise Week

Senior Cap & Gown Meeting: Our Jostens representative will meet with seniors to review graduation cap and gown options and how to place their orders. More information to come.

National Honor Society Induction Ceremony

2 Hour Early Release - 12:40 pm Dismissal

• Blood Drive
• Senior Treat Day

Thanksgiving Break 🦃

We are excited to kick off our Ranger community fundraiser and to continue our relationship with Family Promise of West Michigan next week! Central High has been partnering with Family Promise for over 25 years and helping support our community to end homelessness one family at a time.

Please click the link below for more information!

Our talented student actors bring L'Engle's unforgettable characters to life in this imaginative stage adaptation that explores themes as timeless as the stars themselves. Witness an epic battle between light and shadow, conformity and individuality, fear and love – in one of literature's most celebrated journeys. A story of heart and wonder that will leave you questioning: What would you risk to save the ones you love?

November 12-14 @ 7:00 pm, FHC Auditorium

Tickets will be available at lunch or at the door. $10 for adults, $8 for students.

10/26

• Ice Hockey
• Gymnastics

11/9

• Coed Bowling
• Competitive Cheer

11/11

• Boys Basketball

11/16

• Coed Skiing
• Wrestling

11/18

• Girls Basketball

11/23

• Boys Swim & Dive

FHPS Implements a New Digital Visitor Management System Coming in November.

For all news, upcoming concerts, and events, please click the banner for our Fine Arts Newsletter.

Attendance Matters! How to Report an Absence Through Parent Portal

Don’t miss out on capturing all the unforgettable memories, friendships, laughs, and special moments from this school year. ORDER YOUR YEARBOOK TODAY!

Central High School’s Community Club is hosting its second annual Trunk or Treat event, Wednesday, Oct. 28 (rain date is Oct. 29) from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Forest Hills Central High School’s parking lot in front of the school (the lot off of Hall St.). FHC’s Community Club’s advisor is Rebecca Lipke, a mathematics teacher at FHC. For questions, please contact her at rlipke@fhps.net.

The Class of 2027 is LOVING the senior treats so far! We have great plans for each month of school and need your help. Please visit the Sign-up Genius for volunteer opportunities and to sign up to donate items needed for some of the months. We also need about $1,000 more to provide all of our seniors with the treats we have planned. If you haven't yet, please donate today! (Suggested donation of $30 per student.)

https://www.fhcsanp.com/senior-treats