Senior Parents and Guardians: The deadline to submit Senior Brag Ads for the Yearbook is April 11th. Email Mrs. Heltsley at mheltsley@centraliahs.org with any questions.
Let's go, Annies!
The home baseball and softball games scheduled for today, Thursday, April 3rd vs. Carbondale have been postponed until Tuesday, April 22nd.
Tennis is cancelled for tomorrow, Saturday, April 4th at Edwardsville and will not be made up.
Spring Fever Reliever Week
April 7 - 11
The Annie’s Softball game for today (4/2) has been cancelled. No make up date has been set at this time.
Today's (4/2) Orphan Baseball game has been cancelled. No make up date has been set at this time.
The Girls Track Marion Invite scheduled for tomorrow (4/3) has been postponed until Monday, April 7th with a 3:00 pm start time.
Annies Soccer match vs Carbondale originally scheduled for today, Tuesday, April 1st, will be now be played tomorrow, Wednesday, April 2nd with a 4:30 pm varsity start time.
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Congratulations to Ben Wangler (Accounting 2 student), on passing the Intuit Certified Bookkeeping Professional exam this week! This certification allows our students to be more employable right out of high school. The core concepts covered in the exam include accounting basics; accounting for assets and sales transactions; accounting for liabilities, equity, and purchase transactions; reconciliation and financial statements. Good work, Ben.
Due to wet field conditions the Annies softball game vs Vandalia has been cancelled for today (3/28/25). No make up date has been set at this time.
Game against Salem to follow.
Let's go, Orphans!
Good luck tomorrow, Annies!
The Annies Softball game scheduled for Saturday, March 29th has been postponed and will be made up, but the make up date has not been set.
Boys’ Baseball makeup game vs. Salem to follow the 4:30 game today, Friday, March 28.
Good luck, Orphans!
The Accounting 1 class finished up their Monopoly unit recently. The students practiced journalizing transactions, proving cash, and calculating net worth (For those that were not bankrupt at the end!). Luke Mayer finished with the highest net worth in the class!
Let's go, Annies!
Good luck, Orphans!
It’s that time in the semester again when child development students try out the pregnancy vest!
