CHS Prom - Grand March starts at 7:30! Let's hope the wind goes down a little. Don't forget to use #chsprom to post to the Social Media Wall via Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Aberdeen Central High School Prom Information: Be at the school by 6:30 to be lined up for grand march.
Here's the latest episode of Eagle Zone.
https://youtu.be/pnx73sQtNf8
The Easter Bunny has made an appearance at Central High School this morning!
Mitchel Triangular Track Meet
The JV Track Meet (4/12) has been cancelled.
Congratulations Sam Rohlfs! New state record holder in the long jump -24' 3/4"!
The AC v SFL Tennis match for April 8 has been cancelled.
The AC Tennis Match vs SFL has been rescheduled from Thursday to Friday April 8 at 3:00 at the HMS Courts.
The Tennis Match vs Watertown has been rescheduled to May 3.
The CHS staff wanted to say a big CONGRATULATIONS to CHS Alum Paiton Burckhard and the SDSU Women’s Basketball Team on their WNIT Championship! We are proud of you Paiton! Once a Golden Eagle, always a Golden Eagle!
The AC track team will not travel to Pierre on Tuesday due to weather concerns.
Aberdeen Central High School was represented today at the NSU Teacher Learning Expo by Mrs. Ketterling's Intro to Education and Training class.
AP Euro ventured to the Minneapolis Institute of Art to experience some curriculum
Did you get Red Ribboned at the basketball game? SADD members want you to know we want you ALIVE,! DON’T DRINK and DRIVE!
First track meet at NSU
Another awesome #apeuro Enlightenment Salon. Great food, crazy characters, and constructive conversations.
Three CHS students won Student Production Awards from the Upper Midwest Emmy Foundation.
Nick Clemens won the PSA category.
Brian Johnson won the news talent category.
Hunter Paysen won the serious news category.
The Upper Midwest chapter covers ND, SD, IA, MN, and WI. These three winners now move on to consideration for the national awards.
CHS NASA Club had the awesome opportunity to attend the Welcome Back the Thunders Ceremony at Black Elk Peak March 19th. Mr. TreeTop took 22 students to experience the Black Hills and hike 7.6 miles starting at Sylvan Lake. Mr. TreeTop said, " Ice, snow, mud and water was abundant, the students were determined and resilient throughout the hike." He also lamented that this as an opportunity for these students to "reconnect them with who they are, where they come from and will help them in where they're going."