Senior Celebrations Announced! All VES, KES, LMS, and some CHS Families to receive Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards! See updated newsletter for more information! READ MORE >
Click on this link to view CHS’s Virtual Class Night. Congratulations Class of 2020!https://www.facebook.com/chscharger/videos/846112785894779/ READ MORE >
Congratulations Class of 2020! For more photos, check out our Facebook page! READ MORE >
Dear Central High School Graduates of 2020, I want to express my congratulations to each of you on successfully completing an important milestone in what will be just one of many accomplishments in your lifetime. You made it to the final stretch, rounded the corner, and you are about to become the 54th graduating class of Central High School. Despite the... READ MORE >
Since the Prom/After Prom did not occur, the After Prom Committee decided to print After Prom Shirts for you to have to commemorate this unusual school year! If you would like one, email janet.johnson@k12lcps.org with your name and shirt size. DEADLINE TO ORDER IS TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2020. Shirts will be here by June 5. You will be notified as to how you will get... READ MORE >
CHS Senior Caleb Bailey did an awesome job for the Baccalaureate service Sunday, May 17, 2020! Many seniors and their families attended. Some are pictured here. Congratulations Class of 2020!! READ MORE >
All VES, KES, LMS, and some CHS families will receive Pandemic EBT card. Here is some important information you will need when it arrives! READ MORE >
Congratulations Sorie, Alliyah, and Savanna! Click here to see each individual photo! READ MORE >
With the current situation with the COVID-19 Pandemic, senior celebrations and graduation will definitely be different. We love our CHS Seniors, and we are getting excited about all of the plans we have for them. Here is a list of our activities for the Class of 2020:May 17 at 11 AM - Drive Up Baccalaureate at the Girls' Softball/Lightning Football field in... READ MORE >
Senior Parents----If anyone has not already gotten a senior ad in the yearbook for this year and still would like to do so, we have additional space for these senior tributes. All we need are any pictures you would like to use or if you want to use their senior pictures we have those, and what you would like the ad to say. We can design the ads or if you have a... READ MORE >
Don't forget to respond to the 2020 Census! There is still time! This flyer gives more information on how to respond. The data taken in the Census is used for funding decisions in a variety of areas that affect everyday life. READ MORE >
Lunenburg County Public Schools will close for the remainder of the school year (2019-2020) due to the COVID-19 pandemic as directed by Governor Northam. We ask for your understanding and patience during this challenging time. We all have many questions, and we will be getting guidance from the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) moving forward. At the present... READ MORE >
Lunenburg County Public Schools will provided FREE MEALS to all children ages 2-18 ON MONDAYS (instead of Tuesdays - this is a change) AND THURSDAYS, starting March 23, 2020. A child must be present to pick up a meal. Locations and times will be the same--Kenbridge Elementary School and Central High School from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM until further notice. Kenbridge... READ MORE >
CHS Cares/Kindness Matters is collecting items and carrying the donations to Nashville, TN for the victims of the tornadoes. Donations should be taken to CHS by the end of the school day tomorrow, March 13, 2020. Thank you for supporting this worthy cause! READ MORE >
Brandon A. is the CHS Marketing Co-op Student of the Month. Currently, Brandon is employed at Kenbridge Construction and Lunenburg Animal Control. He is very reliable and works hard in both jobs. Brandon plans to attend Lineman school at Ft. Pickett after graduation. READ MORE >
Recently, John Hite visited Mrs. McGrath’s Marketing classes to discuss entrepreneurship. He stressed the importance of doing your best in school and never giving up on your dreams. READ MORE >
Everyone has seen much of the public discussions regarding the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). I want you to know that Lunenburg County Public Schools will take necessary measures as a division that will be working together to ensure we are doing everything possible to “prepare, educate, and respond” should our area become directly affected. As of... READ MORE >
Members of the CHS FBLA traveled to the Peoples Community Center to help with the Food Bank on February 20, 2020 READ MORE >
Kendra A. is the February Co-op Student of the Month. She is employed at Hickory Hill Retirement Community. She loves helping older adults. Her supervisor says she has a great rapport with the residents. Kendra plans to join the Navy so that she can see the world for free, get introduced to new things and also be around what she loves the most, water. READ MORE >
Join us for the Prom Fashion Show on Sunday, March 1 starting at 3:00 at Central High School in the Gym. Admission is $5. All proceeds go to help with the Prom. Also, there will be an After Prom Bake Sale to raise money for the After Prom. We look forward to seeing you there!! READ MORE >
February is Career & Technical Education Month! The theme this year is Celerate TODAY, Own TOMORROW! You can check out LCPS's CTE program for CHS & LMS at https://sites.google.com/k12lcps.org/chscteprograms/home. There is also link to it on our website www.lunenburgcountyschools.org. Go to the menu of the CHS or LMS page and click on LCPS CTE. READ MORE >
Flu season is here! Listed above are some helpful guidelines to know when to keep your child at home. It is important that you BE at school when you are NOT sick, but we also need help to keep schools as germ-free as possible! Attendance reminders: Please send a note from a doctor or a parent note within 3 days of your child’s return to school. Doctor's notes are... READ MORE >
An agent with the FBI recently spoke to students in Mrs. McGrath and Mrs. Scott’s business classes who expressed an interest in federal law enforcement. The agent told students that the FBI is also looking for applicants with strong computer skills and accounting backgrounds. The agent discussed several highly publicized cases on which he worked during his 25+... READ MORE >
The January Marketing Co-op Students of the Month are Ben Anthony and Caleb Bailey. They both work for Matthews Lawn Care. Owner, Tony Matthews, pictured here with the students, says they are very dedicated, and he can always count on them to do a great job! Caleb plans to join the Air Force to become a firefighter. Ben plans to get his CDL and go to lineman... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the following DECA members who placed in the District Competitive Events at Liberty University on Friday, January 10! Sommer Davis – 1st place - Job Interview – qualifies for state competition which will take place in VA Beach in March. Tyler McGrath – 2nd Place– Entrepreneurship Michael Huffer – 2nd place- online test – Principles of... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Sorie Scott the 2019 VFW Voice of Democracy Essay Contest Winner! READ MORE >
Marketing Students at CHS created a school store which opened today, December 11, 2019, before school. This school store is available to students in the mornings before school begins, during lunches on select days and at select home basketball games. A set schedule will be posted soon. The store includes not only school supplies, but Charger Spirit items. This... READ MORE >
Joshua is a cook and cashier at Bojangles in South Hill. His manager says he is a great worker, dependable and is always on time ready to begin his shift.After graduation, Joshua plans to attend SVCC in the fall and pursue a degree in business. He would love to someday play for the NBA and create his own clothing line. READ MORE >
The Guidance Department at CHS will be assisting students with applications this during the week. READ MORE >
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Summer works at the Love's Truckstop Subway in South Hill. She has many responsibilities there. Summer's supervisor says she is responsible and always does a great job! She has excellent customer service.Summer plans to pursue a career in the airline industry by completing a certification in flight training after she graduates from CHS in the Spring. She plans... READ MORE >
A. Reavis and G. White have proven their stock market knowledge by creating and maintaining a profitable stock portfolio containing not only stocks, but bonds and mutual funds. They have profited $4,649 since they began the stock market game in September in Mrs. McGrath’s marketing class. READ MORE >
CHS Senior Parents are invited to Super FAFSA Night, during CHS Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, October 25 from 4-7 p.m. There will be representatives available to assist you with your FAFSA forms. There will also be light refreshments and door prizes. We look forward to seeing you!! READ MORE >
DECA officers traveled to Liberty University, 10/16 for team building competitions. They carved a pumpkin and marketed the seeds. Also, they selected a cause and promoted it by making a costume out of streamers, a trash bag and construction paper. They chose Anti Racism. They had a great day! READ MORE >
October is Farm to School Month and we want to highlight the partnership between CHS Agriculture students and the cafeteria. Students in Ms. Hood's Agriculture classes are growing cucumbers, lettuce, herbs, and arugula and once the produce is harvested, they take the produce to the cafeteria. Students from the Plants Systems class are pictured here with the CHS... READ MORE >
The CHS DECA officers will travel to Liberty University next week on Wednesday, October 16 for Officer Training with other high schools in their DECA district. It is a great day of team building and competition.The 2019/2020 DECA Officers are pictured above. From left to right Abby Tomlinson-Parliamentarian, Asia Crawley-Secretary, Tyler McGrath-Historian, Caleb... READ MORE >
School board members, superintendents, teachers and parents can play a critical role in creating a climate where bullying is not tolerated. It has been proven when adults and children stand together, bullying ends. This is why the Virginia School Boards Association (VSBA) has declared October to be VSBA Bullying Prevention Month. Childhood bullying is a... READ MORE >
Kaylee Paler is a senior and works at Food Lion in Victoria as a part-time cashier. She rings up customers, moves carts from the parking lot, cleans, trains new cashiers and everything else the manager on duty asks. After she graduates high school, Kaylee plans to go into the police department where she will gain experience to be able to become a Fish and Game... READ MORE >
Governor Ralph Northam is recognizing today, September 25, as Virginia is for Learners Day. Secretary of Education Atif Qarni will present the governor’s proclamation to Superintendent of Public Instruction James Lane during an “On the Square” event at 11:30 a.m. at the State Capitol. Lane — who began his career in public education as a band teacher —... READ MORE >
Life is full of transitions. For families of children with disabilities thinking about the futurecan bring mixed emotions. Some families are just trying to make it through day-to-daychallenges and might not feel they have the energy to think about what happens after highschool. Others may want to plan for that transition, but are confused by unfamiliarlanguage,... READ MORE >
September is Attendance Awareness Month. We are celebrating all month with various contests that promote good attendance at school! Flyers will come home with your students today that outline the details. Our theme for the year is "Get Schooled." Get your child thinking about "Why Attendance Matters," and "Why Attending School is Cool," so that they can enter... READ MORE >
For Charger sports news, check out our NEW Charger Athletics Website. There is a link located on the CHS Page of this website on the menu section. Or go directly to https://centrallunenburghs.rschoolteams.com/.Keep up to date with all of our athletic news, scores, and more for your Central Chargers!! Go Chargers!! READ MORE >
It won't be long before school opens! Monday, August 19 is the big day. Families, here are some important dates next week to help you get prepared. Tuesday, August 13, Central High School will host an event for freshman and sophomore families and students. Doors will open at 5 p.m. for payment of fees followed by a program explaining the Profile of a Virginia... READ MORE >
New this year for Lunenburg County Public Schools is our Online Free & Reduced Lunch Application. You can find the button to apply on this website by going to Menu and then going to the Food Services page. Hard copies will be available as well, but we hope that this will be a wonderful new service for our families. READ MORE >
Congratulations to Kayla C. and Sierra E. for earning their Microsoft Office 2016 Specialist certifications in Excel, PowerPoint, and Word! Sierra also earned her Microsoft Word Expert certification. Students have the opportunity to earn Microsoft certifications in Digital Applications and Computer Information Systems. Individuals with Microsoft Specialist... READ MORE >
Watch CHS Class of 2019 graduate live on the CHS Facebook page @chscharger. Check it out tomorrow, June 1 at 10:00 a.m. READ MORE >
On Wednesday, May 22, CHS Softball celebrated its seniors, H. Hayer, S. Bishop, and E. Hart with a game of kickball, pizza, cupcakes, fellowship and awards. . READ MORE >
On Tuesday, May 21, CHS 2019 Graduates walked through the halls of the two elementary schools and the middle schools. They saw teachers whom that had when they were younger. They inspired current elementary and middle schools students to keep their eye on the prize--their high school diploma! READ MORE >
Central High School (CHS) will partner with Microsoft Philanthropies TEALS (Technology Education and Literacy in Schools) starting with the 2019-2020 school year. Microsoft Philanthropies TEALS is a program that recruits, mentors, and places passionate technology professionals into high school classrooms as volunteer instructors. Volunteers are needed who work... READ MORE >
Congratulations to CHS's Governor School of Southside Virginia Students who received their Associates Degrees from Southside Virginia Community College on Saturday, May 11, 2019. Pictured here are Amy McClure, GSSV Professor and Lunenburg County School Board member, J. Crenshaw, F. Hawks, E. Hart, M. Graham, S. Bishop, A. Phillips, and Charles Berkley,... READ MORE >
J. and T. McDaniel work for IMG College Seating. We thought it would be fitting to share this picture of them working for this company at 8-years-old. They know the college football/seat cushion business very well and have traveled from Maryland to South Carolina helping out over the years. They plan on being lineman after graduation this year. The McDaniel... READ MORE >
If you see a teacher this week, tell them, "Thank You!" May 6-10 is Teacher Appreciation Week. Teachers work hard on a daily basis, going above and beyond, to educate our students. They mold young lives and give them the tools they need to become productive citizens. The impact our teachers have on our community is immeasurable! Thank you for all you do! READ MORE >
On April 15, Central High School was honored as one of the 2019 100 Best W!se High Schools Teaching Personal Finance. Mrs. McGrath’s and Mrs. Scott’s students’ 2018 W!se Financial Literacy Certification scores earned the award for our school. Mrs. Scott & Mrs. Bolan visited the New York Stock Exchange to very proudly represent CHS. We ranked #46 out of 920 schools! READ MORE >
Congratulations to K. Snead who placed third overall in the VSBA Art Contest. This is a statewide competition encompassing numerous school divisions both large and small. We are so proud of her for this wonderful accomplishment! READ MORE >
Both LMS & CHS Students will attend this year’s Career Expo! It will take place at CHS on Friday, April 26 from 8:30-3 pm. LMS 7th & 8th Grade Students will ride a bus to CHS with their grade level at staggered times in the morning and CHS Students will attend in the afternoon. Careers represented will be: teachers, lineman, nurses, welders, technology... READ MORE >
D. Bishop works for Bishop Construction. He plans to attend lineman school in the fall. He enjoys working for his family’s business each day. He loves the freedom of being able to attend school and work. D. Morris works for the Town of Victoria. His supervisor says he is a great worker, always works hard and does anything asked of him. He plans to continue... READ MORE >
How do you qualify to attend the End of the Year Slam on May 28? Any student who is not chronically absent (students missing fewer than 17 days this year) can attend the End of the Year Slam. Games, contests, drawings, live DJ, and food are what you will enjoy if you get to attend! Activities will take place in the gym and cafeteria area. READ MORE >
For just a portion of the cost it would have taken to purchase cabinets for CHS's laptops, the Building Trades Class has built them. The are just beautiful and we thank Mr. Hudson and his class for their handiwork! READ MORE >
Central High School students are pictured here attending the Opening Ceremonies of the 2019 Session of the Model General Assembly. CHS has students represented in both the House and the Senate. It should be an interesting few days for this group as there are several bills that they will introduce. READ MORE >
CHS Portable Chargers competed this weekend in the First Robotics Competition in Portsmouth, VA. Here are a few scenes from the competition. Including a photo of a few of the portable chargers meeting Ms. Doris Blanchard, one of NASA’s original calculators. Scores and final results will be in soon! READ MORE >
Seniors, R. Bruce, G. Gill, and K. Coles have been selected as Marketing Co-op students of the month. All three students earned their CNA licenses through SVCC last year. Currently, they work at the Chase City Health and Rehab. They are receiving hands on experience in their jobs. Bruce and Gill plan to pursue their Registered Nursing degrees from... READ MORE >
The Central High School Fine Arts Department will present Disney's Freaky Friday, March 22-24, 2019. Tickets are $7.00 in advance and $8.00 at the door. Tickets can be purchased at CHS at the Main Office during school hours. Don't miss this spectacular performance!! READ MORE >
There are a large number of students particpating so there had to be two photos! READ MORE >
Introducing the 2018/2019 Marketing Co-op students. Each of these students work in a wide variety of jobs. Many work in retail jobs (cashiers/customer service/waitresses), while others are in construction, office workers, maintenance and health care positions. There is even a lifeguard in this group! READ MORE >
In order to raise funds for the Prom, CHS holds a Valentine Rally annually with games, food, and fun! The Cake Walk is part of that Valentine Rally. Lots of students and faculty donated cakes for the cause. READ MORE >