Friends helping friends.
The Kindergarteners enjoy a Thanksgiving Feast
Tyler Oestreicher speaking at our career fair.
More pictures of our career speakers!
Today our 6-9 graders spent the morning listening to nine speakers for Career Exploration Day. This is part of the Career Cluster Model to give Middle School students the opportunity to listen and ask questions about different careers.
The guest speakers were: Heathe Ball – Engineer; Cindi Dryden - Cosmetologist; Kenny Suffron - Suffron Glass; Todd Burroughs - Real Estate; Michael Clutter - Train Engineer; Calvin Pearson - Ottawa Cooperative/Farming; Gavin Holler - Jailer; Tyler Oestreicher - Masters Program and Jen Sharp - Pilot. If you are someone that would be interested in speaking next year please let us know.
Yes, there is HEROES (CHES Literacy Program) after school today, Nov. 21.
Turkey puppets in the library!
Kaitlyn Emert being recognized as the Ruritan Middle America District 2017 Rudy Youth of the Year!
The second graders at CHES will present a Thanksgiving play on November 21 at 1:30 P.m. in the Little Theater. Please enter through the High School/District office.
There will be HEROES (CHES after school literacy program) on Monday and Tuesday, November 20 & 21.
Congratulations to Laurie Tyner! She's making a difference one student at a time. Thank you for what you do!
The 8th-grade leadership class made paper plate and pinecone turkeys with Mrs. Markley’s Kindergarten class.
Kaydance Bond received an award for participating in the National Student Poetry Contest.
High school boys basketball team parent meeting.
All hands on deck to feed Thanksgiving Dinner to all the students, staff, and Senior Citizen guests.
CH ladies choir performing for our senior citizens.
Come support Central Heights FFA at their annual auction Saturday, November 18th, 2017 @ 12:00 PM.
Mr. Faunce’s U.S. History classes created this tribute to our veterans.
Mr.Winkleman's class was given the task of making a bridge that spans 8 inches using the least amount of material. There were some interesting designs that were successful.
Ms. Weers’ class had to see who could construct the tallest structure using 20 pieces of spaghetti, a yard of yarn, a yard of tape, and a marshmallow. The tallest one was 20.5 inches!
