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Important Dates

May 11-18
Final Exams

May 18
Last Day of School

May 19
Graduation/Project Graduation

August 8
Freshman Survivor Camp

August 9
Orientation


Join PTSA so you will receive Knightly Email blasts!

Click for the Membership form

Important Information

  School Hours 8:35AM - 3:45PM
  Bell Schedule
  Home Access Center
  Centennial High School


Help CHS While You Shop

Everybody eats, and everybody goes to the grocery store.  Did you know that you can help fund Centennial PTSA every time you do?

 

Pick up your Publix grocery scan card at the PTSA membership table at orientation or at CHS’s front office.  (Cards are available in wallet or key-ring size.) Then, just remember to scan your card at the check-out.  These stores each have a generous program that donates a small percentage of your purchases to the PTSA.  Every little bit adds up . . . and goes toward important PTSA initiatives like scholarships, Mini-Grants, Student Directory, and so much more.  So if you eat, you can help!


Make Money for Your School,
the TrueBlue Way!

Everyone chooses a gas supplier too; choosing Georgia Natural Gas can benefit CHS!

By enrolling in TrueBlue Schools®, you can help raise money for CHS. That’s right, Georgia Natural Gas will donate up to $100 a year for every person in CHS’s school community who chooses GNG and CHS.  As a bonus, all TrueBlue Schools participants are eligible for a guaranteed 5¢ discount per therm by choosing the Market Advantage Plan—it’s a win-win!

 

Welcome to Centennial High School PTSA


Dear Centennial High School Parents,

Welcome to the Centennial High School PTSA’s website!

Whether you are a brand new parent to Centennial High School, starting your last year with your senior student, or anywhere in between, we want you to know that the PTSA is here to help support you and your students.

Centennial PTSA provides many valuable programs through your membership, generous contributions, and volunteer support, including:

 

  • We communicate important information to the CHS community via the PTSA website, our Facebook page, email blasts to PTSA members, and our summer and spring semester Knightly News newsletter publications.   Through these vehicles, you will be able to find out important information about CHS events, be notified in a timely manner about important announcements, keep in touch with others in the school community, etc.

  • We sponsor drug, alcohol, health and safety awareness programs to educate and enable our teens in wise decision making, such as Red Ribbon Week, Drive Safe–Drive Smart.

  • We organize CATCH (Conversations at Centennial High) breakfasts for students, offering them the opportunity to see programs with informative speakers.

  • We publish the Student Directory—available only to PTSA members—to facilitate communication within the CHS community.

  • We offer Mini Grants to CHS teachers and staff to help fund special projects which enhance the learning experience for CHS students.

  • We manage Business Partners program to facilitate the relationships between the school, PTSA and area businesses.

  • We host the Principal’s Honor Roll Breakfast each spring for qualifying students.

  • We provide volunteer staffing for the book distribution, media center, front desk, and college visits throughout the school year. 

  • We provide liaisons to the Student Council Executive Committee and each class council.

  • We collect and organize the judging of CHS entries to the National PTA Reflections Program which honors students for their creative efforts.

  • We organize and staff Project Graduation for seniors and staff volunteers for the annual Senior Breakfast.

  • We provide support for Parent Information Nights and CHS’s Annual Principal’s Chat.

  • We sponsor multiple Caring & Sharing activities, organizing outreach activities to help those in need in the CHS community.

  • We provide liaisons for CHS’s Exceptional Children and TAG communities.

  • We fund Volunteer Scholarships to deserving seniors!

  • We show our appreciation to teachers and staff by hosting a welcome-back breakfast, holiday, teacher-of-the-year, and end-of-year luncheons.

  • We actively advocate on behalf of all students for legislation to help protect and educate all our kids.

Please join us!  You can help in one or more of the following ways:

 

  1. Join CHS PTSA!  CLICK HERE for a copy of the 2011-2012 CHS PTSA Membership form. Membership is CHS PTSA’s principal source of revenue.  Please join at a level that ensures membership for every adult in your household, and make sure your CHS student is also PTSA member!  CHS PTSA:  Join One, Join All—Have a Say—Join Today!

  2. Donate!  Due to recent budget cuts, your contributions are more important than ever.  Please consider the various membership levels and give generously to Centennial High School PTSA. 

  3. Volunteer!   All the above programs are possible through the work of volunteers.  There are many ways to help!  You can help on one big event or routinely throughout the year.  You can come into the school or work from home.  We welcome every volunteer at every level of participation!  Please CLICK HERE for a detailed description of volunteer opportunities.

  4. Consider a Directory Sponsorship!  CLICK HERE for a copy of the 2011-2012 Directory Sponsorship form.  Our Student Directory reaches thousands of households!

Katie Mazzuckelli
CHS PTSA President
2011-2012

 everyCHILD. oneVOICE. 


Dear CHS Parents,

We need your help.  As many of you know, the TAG internship program is an excellent way for Centennial juniors and seniors to get real-world experience in a career field that they are interested in pursuing in college and beyond.  We have a strong internship program here, and want to continue that tradition.  To do so, it is vital that we have businesses that are willing to host an intern.  Our students bring valuable skills and talent to their sponsoring companies, and we’re excited about the next group of TAG students who are gearing up for their internships in the fall.

Currently, we have a particular need for business sites in the following fields:

  • Medical - all fields

  • Engineering - all fields (chemical, mechanical architectural, electrical, computer, etc.)

  • General Business/Business Administration – both small and large businesses are alright.

  • Marketing

  • Sales

  • Public Relations

  • International Business

  • Video Production/Editing

  • Journalism/Broadcast Communications

If your business would be interested in having a TAG intern in the fall (even if your firm does not specialize in one of the areas listed above), please contact us by emailing Adam Hewitt at HewittA@fultonschools.org.  We will get our internship coordinator in touch with you over the summer to give you more information.

Thanks, and have a great summer!

The TAG Department


Parking information for Fall 2012


Freshman Survivor Camp

Class of 2016, join us for Freshman Survivor Camp—August 8, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.  See the FLYER for more details, and register today!


Text Messages! A Message from Fulton County

Parents can now receive text messages about inclement weather, safety alerts, school closings or other important information impacting the Fulton County School System.  To sign up, just text “YES” to 88544.  You can opt out from alerts at any time—just reply with “STOP” to any message, or “HELP” if you need assistance.  Your privacy is important—your information will not be sold or provided to third parties.  Message and/or data rates may apply.


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. Students receive this preparation at Centennial and receive a significant discount. The tuition per class is $125 and covers 18 hours of classroom instruction, three diagnostic tests, 24/7 access to online student resources, and all course materials. Only juniors and seniors may register for these courses. Register online at the Princeton Review (under SAT or ACT and your zip code). You may also call 800-2Review (800-273-8439) to register. Seats are limited! Click on FLYER for course dates and additional information.


Accident Avoidance Workshop

Kelly Cass from the Weather Channel Tests Her Driving Skills with Accident Avoidance Workshops

Check out The Weather Channels’ Kelly Cass as she tests her driving skills on the Accident Avoidance Workshops’ driving course:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b1c8mnW414&context=C394f0d9ADOEgsToPDskJsQ6Bd1bM_KpX45ofqBxHO

Whether building confidence in new drivers, or knocking the hot-rods down a few pegs, the Accident Avoidance Workshops’ goal is to save lives by positively impacting new drivers’ development of their decision making abilities and physical skills necessary to maximize their own vehicle’s capabilities without losing control of their vehicle, or themselves.

AAW is coming to CHS. The classroom session will be held on Thursday, March 1st and a choice of driving sessions on Saturday, March 3rd or Sunday, March 4th, all at CHS. Call today to register 770-571-0571. For more information about this workshop, check the AAW web site   http://www.accidentavoidanceworkshops.org or see our Accident Avoidance Workshops flyers. 

Accident Avoidance Workshop Flyer
Accident Avoidance Workshop Implementation Information Flyer


A-1 Driving School, Inc. has partnered with Fulton County Public Schools!

A-1 has established this partnership to spread the importance of safe driving and, in turn, hope that it becomes contagious!  To encourage you to take this step with A-1, we have drastically reduced our prices to as low as $47.50 an hour (lowest prices you can find in Georgia!).

For ALL STUDENTS in Fulton County, A-1 offers $50 dollars OFF their already reduced fee of $399 which includes a package of 6 hours of driving and 30 hours of classroom instructions.  This package helps to fulfill requirements set forth by JOSHUA'S LAW.  ALL 16 to 17 year olds must fulfill these requirements in order to receive a Class D driver's license.

Our goal is to help Georgians become the Best Drivers in the Nation!  So get Driven with A-1!

CLICK HERE for more information.

 
   
 

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