Central High School - February 9, 2026
Six Central High School band students wrapped up this year’s honor band season by attending the LSU Stately Oaks Music Festival this past weekend. The event brought together talented student musicians from across the region for a weekend of rehearsals and performances under the direction of guest clinicians.
These students are: Allison Osborne and Lily Fuselier in Gold Band, Baylee Osborne in Orchestra, and Hannah Fuselier, Mariyah Walker, and Jair Rodriguez in Purple Band.
Congratulations to these six students for their hard work and commitment to excellence in music!
Central High School - February 9, 2026
Central High’s band program had an outstanding showing at EBR All-Parish Honor Band, with 11 students earning seats among the parish’s top young musicians. This achievement includes four students who placed first chair, a remarkable honor that recognizes the highest level of performance in their sections.
The students selected from Central High are: Allison Osborne - Flute, Della Kroll - Flute, Baylee Osborne - Oboe, Anna Bordelon (1st chair) - Clarinet, Jonathan Maye (1st chair) - Alto Saxophone, Demetrius Guinn - Tenor Saxophone, Braden Ballard - Trumpet, Brock Roberts (1st chair) - Trombone, Gwen Carrier (1st chair) - Tuba, Eli Fuller - Tuba, Daniel Alba - Percussion.
Selection for the All-Parish Honor Band is the result of focused preparation, discipline, and musical growth. These students’ success speaks to their commitment and to the strength of Central High’s band program. We are proud of their accomplishments and congratulate each of them on this well-earned recognition. 🎵👏
Central High School - February 9, 2026
Students in Mrs. Pryor’s 12th grade World History class explored how their favorite Louisiana dishes are a result of the Colombian Exchange. They investigated the cultural origins of famous dishes such as gumbo and crawfish étouffée and mapped where on the globe the ingredients came from. After investigating eight Louisiana cuisines, they got to enjoy some king cake that was kindly donated by Oak Point in Central.
Big thanks to Mr. Jonathan Sumich from Oak Point for supporting our Wildcats learning!
Central High School - February 9, 2026
Central High School had an outstanding showing at UDA Nationals this weekend.
Central Cheer earned a National Championship, finishing first against top programs from across the country in the Gameday Routine. In addition, Central Cheer and Dance competed in the Spirit Performance category, placing 6th nationally.
These results reflect the hard work and preparation of the athletes and coaches throughout the season. We are proud of how our students represented Central High on the national stage. Congratulations to Central Cheer and the Central Dance Team on a successful and memorable competition!
Go Wildcats!
Central High School - February 9, 2026
It was an exciting and memorable weekend for Central High as our Central Wildcat Robotics team earned a spot in the State Championship Tournament.
The team traveled to Springfield High School on February 7th to compete in the Last Chance Tournament, where they faced strong competition throughout the day. After a series of intense matches, the Wildcats advanced to the semifinals, finishing the event with an impressive 7–3 record.
As the awards ceremony began, anticipation and nerves filled the room. After several awards were announced without hearing Central’s name, the team braced for the final honor of the night—the VEX Excellence Award. This prestigious award is the highest recognition in VEX Robotics, celebrating teams that build a high-quality, student-centered robotics program, demonstrate a strong Engineering Notebook, excel in interviews, and rank in the top percentage of qualification and skills matches.
When Central Wildcat Robotics was announced as the Excellence Award winner, the moment marked a full-circle achievement for a team that started the season with little experience. At their first competition in November, held in the same gym, the team spent much of the day troubleshooting a robot that would not move. Since then, these students have demonstrated tremendous growth, perseverance, innovation, and teamwork in reaching this milestone.
The Central High community is incredibly proud of the dedication and determination shown by these students:
Brock Barrett, Zach Bonano, Naiya Kessler, Jet Kroll, Michael Mullen, Devin Reed, Jacob Teed, Braden Whittington, Beau Penton, Cohen Moody, Haydon Johnson
We would also like to thank everyone who came out to support the team during the Five Guys fundraiser night. The strong turnout from our school community made a meaningful impact.
Central Wildcat Robotics will compete at the State Championship Tournament on February 26–27. We wish them the best as they represent Central High on the state stage.
Go Wildcats!
Central High School - February 5, 2026
Central High Boys Soccer celebrated Senior Night on Tuesday evening during the Varsity matchup against Port Allen High School. After the game, our senior players were recognized for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to the program throughout their time at Central High.
Surrounded by family, friends, and teammates, the seniors were honored for the countless hours of hard work they’ve put in on and off the field. The night served as a meaningful thank-you to these athletes for the impact they’ve made on the program and the example they’ve set for future Wildcats.
We are proud of our seniors and grateful for everything they’ve contributed. 💙⚽
Central High School - February 5, 2026
Central High is proud to recognize several talented band students who have earned a spot in the District 4 Honor Band! These students were selected through a competitive audition process, showcasing their dedication, musicianship, and hard work.
Representing Central High in the Symphonic Band are Allison Osborne, Baylee Osborne (first chair in district), Anna Bordelon, Jonathan Maye (first chair in district), and Gwen Carrier.
Also representing Central High in the District 4 Honor Concert Band are Lily Fuselier and Eli Fuller.
Making the District 4 Honor Band is a significant accomplishment, and we are incredibly proud of all of these students for representing Central High with excellence. Congratulations to our musicians on this well-deserved honor! 🎶🎉
Central High School - February 4, 2026
Central High School is proud to celebrate five outstanding student musicians who earned a spot in the LMEA All-State Honor Band this year, one of the highest musical honors a student can achieve in Louisiana.
After advancing through a rigorous audition process that included district and state-level evaluations, these students were selected among the best young musicians from across the state. Their achievement reflects not only exceptional musical talent but also countless hours of practice, dedication, and commitment to excellence.
The following Central High students represented CHS at the LMEA All-State Honor Band:
Gwen Carrier – Tuba
Baylee Osborne – Oboe
Novalee Kieran – Cello
Anna Bordelon – Clarinet
Daniel Alba – Drumset
Congratulations to these talented students for representing Central High School with pride. We are incredibly proud of their accomplishments and look forward to seeing all they continue to achieve through music!
Central High School - February 4, 2026
This February, our school coffee shop is showcasing more than a seasonal drink. It’s highlighting student creativity and business skills!
The Coffee of the Month, Chocolate Strawberry, was developed by our entrepreneurship students as part of their student-run business. Inspired by classic Valentine’s flavors, the drink combines rich chocolate with a hint of strawberry for a fun, limited-time offering.
Beyond the flavor, students are gaining hands-on experience in marketing and brand identity. From choosing a seasonal concept to naming and promoting the drink, they’re learning how successful brands create connection and excitement. The “Coffee of the Month” idea builds anticipation, encourages repeat customers, and reinforces the welcoming, creative brand students are shaping.
Every cup sold represents real-world learning in product development, promotion, and customer engagement. When you stop by the coffee shop this month, you’re not just enjoying a new drink. You’re supporting a student-run business and the entrepreneurs behind it!
Central High School - February 3, 2026
Last Friday, our Anatomy and Physiology students prepared for a hands-on adventure: dissecting a sheep brain! Students dove into a fascinating world of science as they gained a higher understanding of the regions of the brain and its functions, alongside a memorable adventure they'll keep with them forever!
CHS Presents : ROM COM ON THE LAWN
Central High School - January 29, 2026
Central High School will host Rom-Com on the Lawn on February 14 for a fun Valentine’s-themed evening on campus. Concessions will open at 6:00 p.m., with the movie beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and lawn chairs and settle in for a romantic comedy under the stars. Popcorn will be provided, and additional snacks and drinks will be available for purchase at the concession stand.
This event is a great opportunity to relax with friends, enjoy a festive atmosphere, and celebrate Valentine’s Day in a school-safe setting. Join us on February 14 for a cozy and memorable night, and don't forget to bring your own chair!
Central High School - January 29, 2026
Central High School will host the Junior Ring Ceremony on February 24 @ 6:00 PM in the CHS Gymnasium. This special event will honor the junior class as they receive their class rings, marking an important milestone in their high school journey.
Family, friends, teachers, and community members are encouraged to attend and show their support as students celebrate their hard work, dedication, and achievements. The class ring symbolizes pride, tradition, and the memories students have made at CHS so far.
The Junior Ring Ceremony will serve as a meaningful reminder that the junior class is entering the final stretch toward their senior year. Join us in celebrating the Class of 2027 and this memorable moment in their high school experience.
Dental Assistant Students Begin Internships
Central High School - January 27, 2026
We’re thrilled to share that our dental assistant students have officially begun their internships at local dental offices! This exciting milestone marks the start of hands-on learning, where students get to apply their skills in real-world settings, gain confidence, and experience what life in a professional dental practice is truly like.
We want to give a huge thank you and shout-out to the amazing community dentists who are generously serving as mentors and opening their practices to our students:
Kinzley Warner with Dr. Ray Clayfish, Dr. Ben Record, and Dr. Ariel Brown
Braylen Hill with Dr. Ross Lang
Madilyn Rispone with Dr. Ellyn O’Neal
Sofia Lopez with Dr. Ryan Wise
Bowling Season Opener
Central High School - January 27, 2026
The CHS Bowling Team has officially kicked off with their season opener! Both teams came out ready to compete, showing focus, teamwork, and determination as they kicked off the season. The energy in the lanes reflected the hard work put in during the offseason and the excitement of what’s to come. Coach Sterling shared his enthusiasm for the year ahead, expressing confidence in the team’s growth and potential as they aim for a strong and successful season.
"I'm very excited about this season. We have several new people who just, through practice, have really grown a lot... We also love the fact that we have so many family members showing up and cheering us on!" - Coach Sterling
Check out their schedule through our events calendar, and make plans to come out and support!
Central High Wrestling Celebrates Senior Night
Central High School - January 27, 2026
Last Wednesday night was a special one at Central High as the wrestling program honored its seniors, Darius, Taylor, Jackson, and Lawson during Senior Night. The gym was filled with energy, pride, and plenty of emotion as teammates, coaches, families, and fans came together to recognize the hard work and dedication of this year’s senior wrestlers.
If you loved the energy from Senior Night and want to keep up with more highlights, updates, and behind the scenes content, be sure to follow Central High Wrestling on social media. There’s plenty more to come as the season continues, and this program is just getting started. Congratulations to the Central High wrestling seniors. You’ve left your mark, and your hard work won’t be forgotten. 👏
The night didn’t stop at great matches and memorable moments. Hype by Kev put together a video that perfectly captures the intensity, emotion, and excitement of Senior Night. From big wins to meaningful moments with teammates and family, the video is a must-watch.
👉 The link to the recap video will be posted below.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Iz9MS68eeVipAGvNhTlxt8N4kBmycRp-/view?usp=sharing
Talented Art At Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast
Central High School - January 27, 2026
We are incredibly proud to share that Mr. Douglas’s students earned Honorable Mention at the Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast Art Show. Congratulations to Kristina Johnson, Analeigh Fontent, Bentley Harding, and Trang Nguyen for this well-deserved recognition! Their creativity, dedication, and outstanding artwork are perfect examples of the sheer talent showcased in our art program.
Cheer and Dance Teams Showcase Nationals' Routines
Central High School - January 27, 2026
Last Monday night, the Central Community gym was filled with excitement, pride, and plenty of school spirit as the Central Cheer and Dance Teams took the floor to showcase their Nationals routines. The event gave families, friends, and fellow students a special opportunity to see the hard work and dedication these athletes have poured into their season before heading off to compete on the national stage.
What made the night especially meaningful was knowing how much preparation goes into reaching this level. As the showcase came to a close, it was evident that both the cheer and dance teams are ready to represent Central Community on the national level. Their performances reflected not only their talent, but also their commitment to excellence and school pride.
We wish the Central Community Cheer and Dance Teams the best of luck at Nationals. No matter the results, they have already made their school and community incredibly proud. 📣🖤