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  • 2012 Graduates Achieve Highest Ranks in Scouting

    Six seniors earned the highest rank in scouting: Gold Award Scount Mallory McGoff and Eagle Scouts Jeremy Cross, Wil Charlton, Bobby Fowler, Trevor Hymel, and Will Segars.

  • Sarah Mitchell Wins State in the Discus

    Junior Sarah Mitchell was crowned State Champion after winning the Discus at the Girls State Track & Field Championship Meet in Albany on Saturday, May 5. Mitchell set a new school record in the process of capturing the state crown with her toss of 136-07. Mitchell also competed earlier in the day in the shot put and paced the Lady Knights to a 22nd place overall finish.

  • They've Got Skills

    Forty-eight Centennial students participated in the Skills USA Georgia State Leadership and Skills Competitions March 15-17 at the Georgia International Convention Center. Centennial brought home 24 medalists: 11 won gold, 7 earned silver, and 6 brought home bronze. Six of the gold medalists are advancing to National Competition. Additionally, Drew Erickson was elected as a State Officer and Brian Bradley has been nominated by Georgia to run for a National Office.

  • Students Excel at Emory Model UN

    Twenty nine students competed in the Southern United States Model United Nations conference November 12-13 at Emory University. Three school awards were given out at the completion of the conference; Centennial earned the top overall award. In addition to winning first place at the conference, eight students earned individual awards in their committees: Nikki Frieman, Caroline McCall, Chris Robb, Ken Taylor, Anna Squires, Michael Nozick, Eric Beeler, and Gary Castellanos.
Monday, May 14
Bell Schedule: Tues/Thurs
AP Biology Exam: 8:00am
AP Physics Exam: 12:00pm
Final Exams for Seniors: Periods 5, 6, and 7
Tuesday, May 15
Final Exam Bell Schedule
Exams for All Students: Periods 1 and 8
AP US Goverment Exam: 8:00am
AP French Language Exam: 12:00pm
AP Comparative Government Exam: 12:00pm
Varsity Boys Soccer vs. Parkview: 7:30pm
Wednesday, May 16
Final Exam Bell Schedule
Exams for All Students: Periods 4 and 3
AP English Language Exam: 8:00am
AP Statistics: 12:00pm
Senior Checkout form DUE to Counseling Office: 1pm
Thursday, May 17
Final Exam Bell Schedule
Exams for 9th, 10th & 11th: Periods 6 and 7
AP World History Exam: 8:00am
Graduation Practice @ Mt. Pisgah: 1:30pm
Friday, May 18
Final Exam Bell Schedule
Exams for 9th, 10th & 11th: make-ups and period 5
Graduation Breakfast: 9am
Saturday, May 19
Graduation Ceremony: 4pm

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Summer Office Hours
The main office and guidance office will be open during the summer every Tuesday and Thursday from 9am-3pm except for the week of July 4.
Getting your license this summer?
Certificates of attendance are needed to get your learners’ or drivers’ license. Please make sure you fill one out at the attendance office by Wednesday, May 16 for pickup Friday, May 18. There will not be anyone here to take care of this during the summer!
Final Exam Schedule
Final exams for Spring 2012 begin on Friday, May 11 for seniors and on Tuesday, May 15 for students in grades 9-11. May 15-19 are early release days and students will be released at 12:50pm. | Exam Schedule
Summer School 2012
Summer school will be held at Centennial from Monday, June 4th – Monday, June 25th. This is an excellent opportunity for students to repeat classes they have not passed. Students should email their counselor or complete a summer school request form (available in the Counseling Office) to notify their counselor of the desired summer school course(s) after carefully reading the summer school flyers, which include registration and payment information. Registration is held each Tuesday and Thursday before and after school in the Counseling Office and will continue through May 18.
Summer Reading for the 2012-13 School Year
Several classes have posted the books that are assigned for summer reading. The Media Center is offering these books at a low cost. This is not a complete list of courses with summer assignments; please see individual teachers with questions. Orders are due April 27. | Book List and Order Form
Parking Procedures for 2012-13
The procedures for obtaining on-campus parking for the 2012-13 school year have been posted. Juniors and seniors will be able to pick up a parking application beginning Monday, April 30. See the procedures and parking timeline documents for additional information.[More]
A-1 Driving School
A-1 Driving School has partnered with Fulton County Schools to spread the importance of safe driving. They offer Centennial students $50 off the already reduced fee of $399, which includes a package of 6 hours of driving and 30 hours of classroom instructions. [More]
TAG Testing Information
The Fulton County School System screens students for eligibility for gifed services twice a year. See the flyer about the automatic screening and classroom screening process and how students are referred for gifted placement testing. [More]

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Senior Advances in Computational Linguistics Olympiad
Claire Garland is a second-round qualifier for the 2012 North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad. She scored in the top 100 out of almost 1600 students across the US and Canada and is one of the five Georgia qualifiers. [More]
Interact ClubInteract Club Sweeps Awards At Leadership Conference
Eight members of the Interact Club attended the D6900 Interact Spring Conference at Riverside HS on Saturday, Feb 25. The club, still in its infancy, has grown its membership to 30 members and competed for the first time this past weekend. The club earned Best Overall Club for 2011-12 in addition to three other awards. [More]
Senior Girls Recognized by NCWIT
Stephanie Sheffield and Karen Saucedo were selected as runner-ups for the 2011-12 Georgia Affiliate National Center for Women & Information Technology - Georgia Affiliate Aspirations in Computing Award for their work inspiring others to study computer science. [More]
Reading TeamReading Team Wins County Competition
The Reading Team took first place for the third consecutive year in the Fulton County Reading Bowl on Saturday, Jan 21. Next up: the Metro District Competition on Feb 4. [More]
Christmas CheerJunior Brings Soldiers Christmas Cheer
Junior Chase Rosenberg has completed his fifth Christmas season wrapping gifts and making care packages for American soliders in war zones as part of Operation Stars and Stripes. [More]
Fall GATA JV TournamentJV Academic Bowl Team Brings Home Trophy
At the Georgia Academic Team Association JV Tournament on October 16, the team of Nikhil Vallabhaneni, Trisha Dalapati, Ingrid Cai, Natalie Tilly, and Nick Summers placed 28th out of 47 teams and the team of Claire Garland, Eric Oldfield, Esther Chang, Alec Walsh, and Ryann Khalil took 2nd place. [More]
Homecoming Court 2011 Named
The 2011 Homecoming Court is comprised of twenty-two students and was announced on October 10. The King and Queen and class winners will be announced during halftime of the Homecoming game on October 21. [More]
Student Fares Well at Cougar Classic Debates
The Centennial Debate Team traveled to Chattahoochee High School on Saturday, October 1 to participate in the Cougar Classic Debates. After nine hours of competition in which each Centennial debater had to debate five times, junior Eric Beeler placed 8th out of 30+ competitors from across the state. [More]
SkillsUSA Leaders Attend Leadership Conference
A team of SkillsUSA leaders attended the SkillsUSA Fall Leadership Conference on St. Simons Island on September 15-17. Seniors Diego Carvallo and Brian Bradley led training sessions for the nearly 800 student leaders. [More]
Alumna Makes ESPN Debut
Maria Taylor '05 makes her ESPNU debut as a sideline reporter on September 10 when Arkansas hosts New Mexico at 7:00pm. [More]
Alum Starts as a Redshirt Freshman at Stanford
David Yankey '10 made his first start at guard for Stanford on September 3, 2011 vs. San Jose State. [More]

Book of the Week

Birthmarked by Caragh O'Brien

In a future world baked dry by the sun and divided into those who live inside the wall and those who live outside it, sixteen-year-old midwife Gaia Stone is forced into a difficult choice when her parents are arrested and taken into the city.

SAT Word of the Day

Polysemous

Having a diversity of meanings. Origin: Polysemous combines the Greek roots poly-, "many," and sema, "sign."

Ex: She knows she cannot find this mystery, and that is because of its polysemous senses.

SAT Word of the Day

Flashcards Anyone?

This website has plenty of subjects and premade flashcards, however you can also make your own set. You can view both sides of the flashcard together or separately which is nice for learning versus testing. You can also turn your flashcard set into games. They also have mobile (smart phone) versions for studying on the go.

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