Cape Central High School -

All activities, including the play, have been cancelled because of incoming weather. Tickets for tonight's play will be honored Saturday at 2:00. Be safe!

Announcing the Cape Central All School Booster Club Golf Tournament on Friday July 12th! We are trying to grow the club and get more visibility because the booster club is not just for athletics, that it is for all school so all support would be appreciated! We are having club and sports leaders come work the golf holes this summer so they can introduce themselves to community members and get some more one-on-one out there! Additional information in in the images including qr codes to sign up your team or be a sponsor!

Are you as brave as Jacob? Jacob donated blood and saved a life!

Congratulations to our Boys & Girls State Nominees that will represent Cape Central High School this summer at Lindenwood University for a week long leadership & learning opportunity made possible by the following donors: Cape Foundation, local Zonta chapter, and the local American Legion chapter. Boy's State nominees: Royce Liu & Garrett Snider Girl's State nominees: Caitlin Hill, Jennifer Morales-Perez, Mitzi Quntas-Cruz & Alyssa Jacobs

Yesterday, 30 JROTC cadets visited Scott Air Force Base to learn about different units on base and gain experience with hands-on activities with base equipment.

D&D Club has announced their meeting dates. Thursday, April 4, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) Tuesday, April 9, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) Thursday, April 18, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) / Makeup date for 4/16/24 Tuesday, April 23, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) Thursday, April 25, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) / Makeup date for 3/26/24 Tuesday, April 30, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) Tuesday, May 7, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) Tuesday, May 7, 2024 (2:45 pm - 4:45 pm) / Last Meeting / Celebrate Seniors / Install new DM's for 2024-2025 school year.

Thank you Texas Roadhouse for surprising the staff with lunch today! #TexasRoadhouse

CHS has the very best paraprofessionals! They work so very hard for the good of our students and that is valuable work! Thank you to each of you and I hope you enjoyed Paraprofessionals Day this week.

Today was National Librarian Appreciation Day! Librarian Stephanie Hayes works so hard to improve the library and draw students in. Libraryassistant, Mrs. Price supports the library programs and enjoys welcoming kids in.

Mrs. Schnurbusch and Mr. Ross's classes competed in the Job Olympics against Jackson and Sikeston and CLEANED HOUSE! We are very proud of each and every student's hard work! Below are those who medaled: Hanging clothes 1st - Kobi Williams 3rd - Malachi House Stocking shelves 1st - Malachi House Stuffing Envelopes 1st - Jonathan Borders 2nd - Elise Widner 3rd - Quincy Craison Coin Recognition 1st - Jonathan Borders Sorting Laundry 1st - Jonathan Borders 3rd - Ainsley Widner Job Interview 1st - Matthew King 2nd - Tamia Blissett Vacuuming 3rd - Matthew King Please help me congratulate these hard working students

Mrs. Woodson's Algebra A students completed a Scatter Plot and Lines of Best-Fit mystery activity by collecting data on how far they can jump and measuring their height to identify the thief at the museum.

Mrs. Crenshaw and Ms. Hull took the following participants to the district speech, debate and performance competition in St. Genevieve on Saturday, March 16, 2024. Yulianna Orellana Peralto placed 5th in International Extempt competition. Breyanah Colman - placed 2nd in Poetry and qualified for the state competition. Anshula Vanteddu - placed 2nd in Radio and qualified for state competition. We are so proud of them. Please join us in congratulating and celebrating their successes.

Congratulations to our Concert and Symphonic Orchestra students who participated in MSHSAA state contest. Both groups earned an Exemplary (Gold) rating! Symphonic Orchestra received an Exemplary rating across the board from all four judges! Congratulations Mr. Hacey and all the orchestra students!

Cape Central Cheerleading tryouts for JV, Varsity and Competition will be April 12th with warmups at 4pm and tryouts at 4:30. You must attend at least 2 days of clinics to tryout. See image for dates, times, and links for forms.

CHS Families, The WiFi issue we had earlier at the high school has been fixed. All of our phones, email and services that utilize WiFi are back up and running. Thank you for your patience this morning. Have a great day!

Due to some issues with our internet fiber, Cape Central High is currently experiencing disruption of service to phones, internet, email, and Wi-Fi. We do not have an estimated time of repair at this time. If you need to get in contact with your CHS student or check them out of school, please contact Central Administrative Office (CAO) at 335-1867 and the message will be sent to the CHS administrators. Please be patient with us at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience the outages have caused. We will provide an update as soon as we have more information. Thank you for your time and continued support of Cape Girardeau Public Schools.

Juniors will be taking the ACT or Work Keys test on Tuesday. Encourage your students to get a good night sleep, eat breakfast and be on time. Students that are late cannot take the test.

The CHS Bass Choir and Music Appreciation students, accompanied by Mr. White, went to SEMO River Campus to hear their school performance of their choir and symphony orchestra.

Check out Central Light to get your work published! Meet in room A107 on March 11th.

The Cape Central High School Beta Club attended the Missouri Senior Beta Convention on Friday and Saturday in Branson. The 42 Beta members who made the trip had the opportunity to listen to great speakers, compete in competitions, and help with a service project. Club members competed virtually and in person in over 60 different events and left the convention with numerous awards, multiple state champs, and even more national qualifiers. Betas that earn a 1st through 5th finish automatically qualify for Senior Beta Nationals this June in Savannah, Georgia. Congratulations to the following Betas who placed Top 5 in the State of Missouri. State Champions 10th Grade French - Zea Grabel 11th Grade Language Arts - Caitlin Hill 12th Grade Science - Anshula Vanteddu 9th Grade Spanish - Grace Baker Digital Art Division I - Kaleigh Fisher Performing Arts: Solo, Duo, Trio (Dancer) - Jackie Zhang Speech Division I - Danika Marriott 2nd Place 11th Grade Agriscience - Ashlynn Hickey 9th Grade Biomedical Health Science - Cameron Watson 12th Grade Biomedical Health Science - Tristen Stovall 9th Grade French - Yuliana Orellana Peralta 11th Grade Spanish - Emily Velasquez Rico Drawing Division I - Jason Zhang Pottery Division II - Alexis Weibrecht Quiz Bowl - Dulina Dias, Sahil Khot, Jacob Long, Anshula Vanteddu 3rd Place 11th Grade Biomedical Health Science - Audrey Ray 9th Grade Language Arts - Sophia Gant 12th Grade Math - Natalie Voshage Poetry Division II - Avery Criblez Painting Division II - Jessie Feng 4th Place 10th Grade Biomedical Health Science - Will Miller 11th Grade Math - Royce Liu Poetry Division I - San Srikant 5th Place 12th Grade Spanish - Aaliyah Solis Sculpture Division II - Libby Gorman Marketing & Communications - Nazim Aliyev, Ashlynn Hickey, Garrett Snider, Michael Snider Our Musicology team finished in the Top 8 for the first time allowing them to compete onsite this year. We would also like to recognize Jackie Zhang who earned the Missouri Beta Council Scholarship. This is the top scholarship given by the Missouri Beta Council. The council selected three Betas out of the more than 40 applicants to interview for the scholarship onsite at the convention. Each of the three received a minimum of $500. As the winner, Jackie receives an additional $1,500 from the council. Congratulations, Jackie. The Missouri State Convention includes competitors and clubs from more than 100 different communities across the state and our CHS Betas did amazing against some very tough competition. Thank you to the wonderful teachers and faculty in our school district who have poured knowledge into these kids. We continue to be more successful each year because of you. Mrs. Womack and Mrs. Criblez would love to recognize our two volunteer chaperones, Mrs. Heider and Mrs. Snider, who continue to support our Betas each year by getting kids to events, helping to stage living literature projects, making sure we have all of our art and display boards, and keeping track of the many bags and water bottles that our kids conveniently leave everywhere they go. They are absolute rock stars! We are incredibly proud of what our club has accomplished so far this year and look forward to what these Betas can do on the national stage.