Cheerleaders Seeking Third Straight Spirit of Six
Cheerleaders head to Sioux Falls this weekend for the state basketball tournament and are hoping to win another Spirit of Six award. Continue reading Cheerleaders Seeking Third Straight Spirit of Six
Category: News
Walkout Not the First in Central’s History
Wednesday’s student walkout is not the first Central’s students have hosted. In 1998 students walked out to protest a school board decision. Continue reading Walkout Not the First in Central’s History
Many Cobblers Plan to Participate in Walkout
Following the lead of students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, many Cobbler students plan to walk out of class March 14. Continue reading Many Cobblers Plan to Participate in Walkout
Government Shutdowns Fail to Rile Students
Recent government shutdowns have failed to make an impression on Central’s students. Continue reading Government Shutdowns Fail to Rile Students
Hermes Rides Heelys’ Glory in One Act
In the recent one act ‘Zeus on the Loose,’ Josh French used Heelys to portray Hermes, igniting nostalgia for the dangerous shoes. Continue reading Hermes Rides Heelys’ Glory in One Act
Pure Bean Showcases Senior Jacob Pullins’s Artwork
The Pure Bean coffeeshop is showing Jacob Pullins’s paintings and will host a reception on Saturday. Continue reading Pure Bean Showcases Senior Jacob Pullins’s Artwork
Students Train with ALICE Procedures
Rapid City Police and teachers have trained students at Central High School to approach active shooter situations in a new way. Continue reading Students Train with ALICE Procedures
Students Assemble Petition to Reinstate TV Announcements
Will the television announcements ever return? If two juniors have their way, they’ll be back by next year. Continue reading Students Assemble Petition to Reinstate TV Announcements
Despite Busyness, Some Former Cobblers Get More Sleep in College
Many high school students sleep little–is this what college life will be like? Yet some former Cobblers have found they’re getting more sleep in college than they got at Central. Continue reading Despite Busyness, Some Former Cobblers Get More Sleep in College
Terry Peak Opens a Bit Late
Despite the warm, dry weather, Terry Peak has opened (though a little late). Continue reading Terry Peak Opens a Bit Late
Drama Club Hosts 14th Holiday Hugfest
The Drama Club is famous for its rituals and traditions, and its traditional Holiday Hugfest is celebrating its fourteenth rendition. Continue reading Drama Club Hosts 14th Holiday Hugfest
Students Dress Up for Christmas
Every day is a dress up day the week before Christmas. Will students dress up? Continue reading Students Dress Up for Christmas
Cobblers Thrive in Dual Enrollment
The number of Cobblers dual-enrolled in high school and college classes is growing, with students succeeding. Continue reading Cobblers Thrive in Dual Enrollment
Cell Phone Policy Changes to Allow Phones in Hallways
Administrators at Central High School have amended the students’ cell phone policy, allowing students to use their phones in the hallways. Continue reading Cell Phone Policy Changes to Allow Phones in Hallways
Auditions Become a (Semi) Formal Affair
Drama students are looking flashy on the first day of one-act auditions, a requirement current students have not seen before. Continue reading Auditions Become a (Semi) Formal Affair
NHS Increases Volunteer Efforts for Holidays
National Honors Society members are making themselves busy with volunteering in the holiday season. Continue reading NHS Increases Volunteer Efforts for Holidays
