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  • 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.
  • Bike Racing Comes to Centennial

    On November 6, Centennial will host the Cyclocross Crusade, a cylcocross bike race part of the Georgia Cyclocross Series. The Crusade is a benefit to help teachers offset classroom costs and will feature competition levels from beginner to elite. If you are interested in volunteering, sponsoring, or racing, visit race website. Mr. Bob Kuhn will hold a cyclocross clinic on September 18 from 9-11am for those interested in learning more about racing basics.
  • Senior Wins County XC Championship

    Senior Kane Davis won the Fulton County Cross Country Championship Meet on Saturday, October 1 at Webb Bridge Park with a time of 16:34. [Additional Results]
  • Student Earns Spot in Youth Symphony

    Senior Brandon Soloff has been chosen to be a member of the Atlanta Youth Wind Symphony. Soloff is a four-year Marching Knights band member and is serving as one of the two drum majors this year. He is also a member of the Atlanta Trumpet Ensemble and plans on majoring in music in college.
  • Silverman Aces the SAT

    Senior Adam Silverman scores a perfect 2400 on the SAT! Silverman first took the SAT in 7th grade where he scored a 780 on the math portion of the exam. Determined to ace the test, he took it again this past June and this time was the charm.
January 23
Mon/Wed/Fri Bell Schedule
No Walls Assembly - Freshmen: 3rd Period
Varsity Girls Soccer Tryouts: 4:00pm
Varsity Boys Soccer Tryouts: 4:15pm
Umbrella Booster Club Meeting: 7:00pm
January 24
Mon/Wed/Fri Bell Schedule
No Walls Assembly - Freshmen/Sophomores: 3rd Period
JV Girls Basketball vs. Alpharetta: 4:30pm
JV Boys Basketball @ Alpharetta: 4:30pm
Varsity Boys Soccer Tryouts: 5:15pm
Varsity Girls Basketball vs. Alpharetta: 6:00pm
9th Grade Boys Basketball @ Alpharetta: 6:00pm
Parent Info Meeting for Dominican Trip: 6:30pm
Greek Mythology Olympiganza: 7:00pm
Special Needs Parents Meeting: 7:00pm
Varsity Boys Basketball vs. Alpharetta: 7:30pm
January 25
Mon/Wed/Fri Bell Schedule
Seminars Begin: 2nd Period
Environmental Club's Possum Day Meeting: 3:55pm
JV Girls Soccer Tryouts: 4:00pm
JV Boys Soccer Tryouts: 4:15pm
Varsity Wrestling vs. Lassiter: 5:00pm
Wrestling Senior Night: 5:00pm
German Exchange Program Meeting: 6:30pm
January 26
Tue/Thur Bell Schedule
US Army Recruiting: All Lunches
FBLA Region Competition @ Alpharetta: 4:00pm
JROTC Air Rifle vs. Cross Keys: 4:00pm
JV Boys Soccer Tryouts: 4:15pm
World Language Honor Society Initiation: 6:30pm
January 27
Mon/Wed/Fri Bell Schedule
Grad Bash Final Payment Due
FCA Meeting: 7:00am
CATCH Seminar: 2nd Period
Skills USA Winter Conference: 12:00pm
Programming Club: 3:55pm
JV Boys Basketball vs. Milton: 4:30pm
JV Girls Basketball @ Milton: 4:30pm
Varsity Girls Basketball @ Milton: 6:00pm
9th Grade Boys Basketball vs. Milton: 6:00pm
Varsity Boys Basketball @ Milton: 7:30pm
9th Grade Girls Basketball vs. Milton: 7:30pm
January 28
SAT Administration: 8:00am
9th Grade Region Basketball Tournament: 8:30am
Swim @ Metro Championship (Westminster): 10:00am
Dive @ Greater Atlanta Christian: 2:00pm
Varsity Girls Basketball @ Blessed Trinity: 5:30pm
Varsity Boys Basketball @ Blessed Trinity: 7:00pm

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Greek Mythology Olympiganza
Advanced Drama I & II students will present The Greek Mythology Olympiganza on Tuesday, January 24 at 7:00pm in the auditorium. This production is a humorous retelling of the Greek Myths that we all think we know. Admission is free. [More]
CATCH Seminar - Learn How to Identify All the Idiots on Atlanta Roads
Students AND parents are invited to the CATCH seminar on Friday, January 27 during seminar to learn about an award-winning program coming to Centennial that will teach students how to avoid accidents. [More]
8th Grade Visitation Day
Current 8th graders who presently attend a private or non-feeder school may join us for 8th Grade Visitation Day on either February 14 or 16. This is an opportunity for students and their parents to learn more about the school if they are considering attending Centennial next school year. Parents/guardians are welcomed and encouraged to attend with their student(s). All non-feeder school participants must register in advance. Parents/guardians are also encouraged to attend 8th Grade Parent Night on February 8 at 6:30pm in the auditorium. [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]
Princeton Review's SAT and ACT Prep Classes
The Princeton Review has partnered with Fulton County and Centennial to provide SAT and ACT test preparation. Juniors and seniors may register for these courses held at Centennial. The tuition per class is $125 and covers 18 hours of classroom instruction. Register online at the Princeton Review (under SAT or ACT and your zip code) or at (800) 2Review. | Flyer | [More]

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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

Graceling by Kristin Cashore

Katsa has been able to kill a man with her bare hands since she was eight--she's a Graceling, one of the rare people in her land born with an extreme skill. When she first meets Prince Po, Graced with combat skills, Katsa has no hint of how her life is about to change.

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

Bullying Issues

Although we would like to put other names to it or to hope it doesn't happen at our school, bullying is still an issue in all high schools. If you or one of your friends is being bullied, there are many resources to help you deal with this very difficult issue.