Friday, April 22, 2016


Murray-Williams Honored as Eagle Scout



Congratulations to Emmanuel Murray-Williams on reaching the coveted rank of Eagle Scout. He joins an elite group of young men who achieve this honor; in fact, only 6% of the total number of eligible scouts last year.  Emmanuel built a fence at Homestretch's Roswell community for his Eagle Scout project.  HomeStretch gives homeless parents and their children a safe and comfortable place to live while simultaneously helping them address the root causes of their situation and return to a life of self-reliance and stability. 


 

 

Thursday, April 21, 2016


Doster Honored as Academy Appointee

 


 
Last Sunday, April 17, Centennial senior Hunter Doster was honored at the Academy Appointee Salute with United States Senator Johnny Isakson.  Hunter will be attending the Air Force Academy this fall after a rigorous application and highly selective admissions process.  Congratulations, Hunter!


 
 


 

 

GADOE Honors CHS Senior



The Georgia Department of Education ESOL/Title III Department has recognized CHS student Brittany Jimenez for her excellence in academic achievement as one of Georgia’s 2016 Star English Learners.  The “Star English Learner” award is given to ESOL students who are in their senior year of high school and have maintained a 3.0 GPA or higher. The award ceremony will take place at State Superintendent Richard Wood’s annual “Excellence in Achievement” next May.

 Brittany is pictured above with her nominating ESOL teacher, Marcelle Male.

Star Wars Visitor Arrives for Disney Day

 



Senior Class sponsor Sheila Jimenez suited up to actively enjoy Senior Disney Day.

Friday, April 1, 2016


Flynn Receives Award for Excellence




Last night CHS senior Bailey Flynn received a Yes I Can! award in the area of vocational skills for his excellent work at his off-campus jobsite. Bailey is pictured above with his parents. Below is a blurb from his nomination:

“Bailey has been working at the Fulton County Administrative Building for his jobsite this year. He had extreme anxiety about working off campus and meeting new people, but he was able to overcome that and excel. He has exceeded all expectations! He is excited to go to jobsite every day, has become much more social with his supervisors, has almost memorized all of the schools on every mail route for the county, and looks forward to delivering mail to employees throughout the building. Bailey has made tremendous progress, and his self-confidence has come a long way!” 

Congratulations, Bailey!