Principal's Newsletter February 24

Fri, 02/24/2017 - 2:18pm

Eagle News:

 

Finals are tonight at 7pm on Jeopardy for Gary Tse…he is in first place! Go Eagles…

 

On Saturday, February 18th, over 40 students from 8 different schools across Howard County ​attended the Howard County Girl Up Leadership Summit, hosted by Centennial High School's Girl Up club. Girl Up, an international campaign of the United Nations Foundation, works with students to fundraise and advocate for girls' rights in developing countries. Centennial's Leadership Summit aimed to educate Howard County students on Girl Up's issues and inspire students to start their own Girl Up clubs. The event featured guest speakers from the community and student leaders who spoke on a variety of issues, such as women in STEM, female empowerment, and youth activism. Centennial students also hosted workshops that focused on club leadership, advocacy, effective fundraising, and community service. Thank you to all those who attended the event!

 

Indoor Track:

The Girls’ 4x800 relay of Alli Krahe, Mary Monroe, Claudia Pilcher, and Olivia O'Connell set a school record on Tuesday at the state indoor track meet with a time of 10:10.91. Congratulations!

 

Congratulations to Centennial’s Wrestling Team.  Four wrestlers placed in the top 4 at Counties and will move on to Regions.
1st Jason Kraisser (138)
2nd Jacob Blyukher (132)
3rd Amr Narmouq (160)
3rd Lucas Shapiro (195)
Jason was also named the tournament's outstanding wrestler! Go Eagles.

 

Did you know that CHS offers academic support for the students?

• RISE (Reaching Incredible Sisters Everywhere) will meet Tuesday, February 28th. This is a mentorship program. See Mrs. Holt

• Alpha Achievers provides academic and mentoring support. See Mr. Barrett or Mr. Thomas

• Math Honor Society provides academic support and tutoring everyday in Room 401. See Mrs. Whalen

• National English Honor Society provides tutoring. See Ms. McDonough

 

On Saturday February 25th Centennial High School will have two teams competing in the fourteen hour long Moody's Mega Math Challenge. Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Watson are the teams' coaches and are excited about Centennial's prospects.

Moody's Mega Math (M3) Challenge is a mathematical modeling contest for high school juniors and seniors. Through participation, students experience what it’s like to work as a team to tackle a real-world problem under time and resource constraints, akin to those faced by professional mathematicians working in industry. The Challenge is sponsored by The Moody's Foundation and organized by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) and awards $150,000 in scholarships each year.
 
Centennial High School's Wingspan will be publishing articles about our students' experience with the competition so be sure to read those articles as well.

 

The playoffs are here…Girls will play tonight at 7pm at Reservoir and Boys will play tonight at 7pm at Centennial! Go Eagles….

 

Have a great weekend.

Claire Hafets

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