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Chromebooks Or Macs; District Faces Dillema

Chromebooks Or Macs; District Faces Dillema

June 14, 2018
Travis Huynh jumping for an overhead.

Boys Tennis

April 27, 2018
First Doubles Kenny Chu, returning a shot.

Boys Tennis

April 19, 2018
The EFM boxes with pictures outside the commons. Here students can write notes to peers participation in the event.

Difficult Year Leads to EFM Changes

April 12, 2018
High School Musical Opens May 10

High School Musical Opens May 10

March 21, 2018
Kenny Chu

Boys Tennis Starts 2-1

March 21, 2018
Lisette Gonzales Jinenez, Hung Tuan, Haoyuan Xiao, and Roman Zavgorodniy (Not pictured).

Four Students Graduating Early

March 2, 2018
Students filling care packages with hygiene materials. Care packages are being distributed to counselors at different schools.

Hygiene For Humanity Strives For Success

February 16, 2018
Todd Day outside of his office. Day has made the decision to retire.

Day’s Days Numbered; After 30 Years Retirement Is Here

November 8, 2017
Superintendent Dr. Paul Coakley.

Coakley Develops District Strategic Plan

October 25, 2017
Powderpuff seniors plan out their next play

Homecoming 2017

September 21, 2017
Ryan Murry

Newlywed Murry Honeymoons at CHS

September 15, 2017
Zach Ramberg

Fall Brings New Course Offerings

June 12, 2017
Assistant Principal Laura Scully.

AP Or College Now: Which Is Best?

May 26, 2017
Senior Luke Peirik.

Boys Tennis Finishes 6-8

May 16, 2017
Senior Aunalyn Colipano.

Weather Wins; Tennis Gets Aced All Week

April 28, 2017

Weather Makes Tennis Go Crazy

April 21, 2017

Mei Has Boys Tennis Off to Strong Start

April 14, 2017
Girls Tennis Coach Ben Petersen

Tennis Teams Split Winnings; Hope to Repair Courts

February 21, 2017
The students shown here did not have to undergo the attendance regulations that are being implemented for this year's prom. Starting Feb. 6, unexcused absence accumulations could prohibit prom attendance.

Update: Both Excused and Unexcused Absences Included in 85% Attendance Rate for Prom Tickets

February 13, 2017
“Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle” rang true for 27 Eagle alumni who graduated between 1974 and 2010 as they now work in the same halls they once roamed. There are no official records kept about these sort of things, but an informal East-County poll of schools shows that most schools have only three or four alumni working in their buildings. “I believe it’s a reflection on the community. As students graduate, they want to come back and give students the great experience that they had,” said Assistant Principal Mark Porterfield, who graduated in 1974. Twenty-one of the grads are pictured here. Read below to see a story on each of them. Editor’s Note: For personal reasons, one alumni declined to participate in this story.

Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle

February 1, 2017
Interim superintendent Paul Coakley sits for an interview last year in the Newspaper room.

Coakley Enjoys Interim Position

January 5, 2017
English teacher Doug Paul gives instructions his his AP Language and Composition class.

Paul Adjusts in 2nd Year

December 22, 2016
Students can donate their items to this box

Ali Gathers Clothing to Help Syrian Refugees

November 10, 2016
Hiram Crane (pictured in middle) stands with cross country team. Scanned from 1974 yearbook.

Longtime Centennial Teacher Hiram “Bub” Crane Passes; Memorial November 13

November 3, 2016
Colton Menconi prepares to pass at a home game.

Tale of Two Seasons

November 2, 2016
Josiah Andrist

Registrar Josiah Andrist

October 11, 2016
Site Coordinator Nicole Johnson

Site Coordinator Nicole Johnson

October 11, 2016
Andrew Freeman prepares to pass.

Water Polo Splashes to a Start

October 11, 2016
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