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Centennial boys basketball players in a huddle in a game against Wilde Lake High School

Passing the Rock

Casey Lu March 2, 2026

There is a reason why Senior Night is one of the most meaningful traditions in high school sports. Years of dedication, practices, and hard-fought battles on the court accumulate into a legacy of commitment....

A Lunar New Year motif in place on stage, representing good luck and welcoming in the year of the Horse.

Off to a gallop!

Calvin Lee February 27, 2026

As I walk into Centennial High School, the first thing I notice is the vibrant burst of red plastered all around the cafeteria. The space has been transformed. Red Chinese couplets are posted on the walls...

After the Cuts

After the Cuts

Blythe Zheng and Kaitlyn McManus February 27, 2026

On Feb 4. 2026, The Washington Post, one of the largest national and international newspapers with over 2 million subscribers and almost 100,000 readers a day, laid off a third of its staff (roughly 300...

Centennial English Teacher Lori Estes

From the Aegean Sea to Centennial High

Andrew Banjade January 16, 2026

As college application deadlines approach, Centennial seniors anxiously await results that will have great bearing on the trajectory of their lives. Many envision a straight path forward, but English teacher...

The Senior English Humanities hard at work while wearing their fairy crowns

The Humanity of Humanities

Calvin Lee December 19, 2025

As eighth grade students meticulously select their courses for their first year as a Centennial Eagle, they are faced with a rather unique dilemma. Choosing one’s schedule is a daunting task faced by...

Caption: Freshman JV field hockey player Emi McManus takes a corner. 
Photo provided by: Cheryl Cudzilo

The Future of Eagle Athletics

Kaitlyn McManus December 3, 2025

As the fall sports season has come to a close, the success of the Junior Varsity sports teams at Centennial High School is not something to overlook.   The JV Girls Soccer team sustained a record...

Centennial Humanities Students Sahil Prasad, Blythe Zheng, Kaitlyn McManus, Brad Cao, Calvin Lee;
Photo provided by: Kaitlyn McManus

More Than a Program

Sahil Prasad November 19, 2025

On November 6th, Centennial’s annual Humsgiving celebration once again brought together students from all four sections of the Humanities program, offering a rare opportunity for connection beyond classrooms...

Beyond the Diagnosis

Beyond the Diagnosis

Emma Liu, Editor in Chief October 20, 2025

Life doesn't ask before it reshuffles your cards. For Ms. Elizabeth Reinhardt, her deck was flipped at the hands of a diagnosis that shifted her reality: stage 3 breast cancer.    But even...

Centennial media specialist Steven Parker poses with one of the new books in the media center

“Ready” Set, Go!

Dax Kayihura October 16, 2025

This fall of 2025 has found the sight of up to 103 new books in the media center, with a multitude of categories added for the upcoming Centennial  school year. Not only are the genres flexible for everyone,...

Brian Ordonez, Gabe Peterson, Elisabeth McGarvey at the 2025 Emily Scott Memorial Walk

Dancing Into Emily Scott’s Life

Kaitlyn McManus October 16, 2025

From honoring the life of Emily Scott to striving to create a community of acceptance, the Emily Scott Memorial Walk at Centennial High School brings us together to honor our differences.    Emily...

Swimming, Teaching, and High Expectations

Swimming, Teaching, and High Expectations

Blythe Zheng, Feature Editor October 7, 2025

This school year has come with many changes, one of which is staff retirees. With last year’s teachers leaving their positions, new teachers have taken their spots at Centennial High School. In this...

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