Tuesday, May 07
Service Opportunities:
12 Helpers are needed for our last home track meet: SATURDAY, May 11, 8:30 AM to 12 PM. Helpers will be marking distances, writing times down, and line judging. Sign up and more info on Google Classroom.
Camp Invention @ St. Michael’s, June 10th - June 14th, Mon—>Fri, 8:15 am - 3:15 pm. 4 volunteers are needed. (2 more) 40 hours of Service will be given. You must be able to commit to being there all 5 days for the whole time. Sign up and more info on GC.
Volunteers are needed to help with St.Clement's Festival, June 6, 7, & 8th. These hours would count for next year's service requirements. (Seniors I am including this on your page just in case you wanted to do it even though you will be done!) More information is on GC including a QR code to scan for you to sign up to help. You must scan this QR code to sign up to help so that the festival staff will know the details of when you would be helping.
This Friday is recess at First Christian Church on Market. Check GC later today for more information and to sign up.
Bingo cleanup is at 9:00 pm in the SJA Social Hall.
Enrollment:
As we begin to wrap up the school year, we are seeing an increase in families touring and students shadowing. Please make every effort to welcome them and take some time to talk with them/make them feel special. Central students are amazing! Let's show them what makes us THE BEST!
Student Council:
This morning we will be voting for the 2024 - 2025 Student Council Executive Board. This will be made of juniors and seniors who will be in charge of organizing all school events. Please sign on to Google Classroom and vote for the officers you would like to be your leaders. Voting is open to current 9th, 10th, and 11th graders. Please vote before 11 am this morning.
Senior Graduation Walk:
Attention Seniors! Anyone who attended one of our Catholic elementary partner schools, you are welcome to do a graduation walk at the school you attended. Please sign up on Google Classroom for your elementary school if you plan to attend. Graduation walks are:
Monday, May 13th: SPJ at 11:30 am and St. Joan of Arc at 2:00 pm
Tuesday, May 14th: St. Paul at 9:30 am and St. Michael at 11:00 am
Thursday, May 16th: St. Mary at 12:30 pm.
For questions please see Mrs. Cramer or Mrs. Dick.
Mental Health Week:
Mental Health Awareness Week – According to our community partner, Child & Adolescent Behavioral Health, “ONE out of SIX students, age 6-17, experience a mental health issue each year. They’ve seen a 32% INCREASE in teens diagnosed with anxiety and depression. No one is alone when facing these issues. During lunch, our student mental health champions are asking each student to stop by their table in the cafeteria. Write an encouraging note or inspiring message and you’ll receive a special gift!
May Crowning:
“Day In May” ~ May Crowning will take place Sunday, May 19th @ the CCHS Grotto. They are hoping to have each class represented by 1 or more persons. The event begins at 2:30 with the Rosary, followed by Mass at 3:00 pm and the May Crowning. Sign up on Google Classroom.
Educational Tour:
Central Catholic students have an exciting opportunity to travel internationally to Spain and Portugal on March 21, 2025 - March 31, 2025! This private educational tour is open to all Central Catholic students and their families. See Senora Carlson for more information and to
sign up. For a limited time, early signups are eligible for a $100 discount off the cost of the tour with discount code EarlySavings. http://www.explorica.com/Carlson-843
Athletics:
Reminder to members of boys and girls track teams, the meet today vs. Massillon and Hoban will be held at Massillon Middle School, not at the high school.
The CCHS lacrosse team held out against a tough Southeast team, winning 13-12 Monday night. A strong defense during the 4th quarter made the difference, with John White, Brock Abbott, John Fabek, Isaac Ray, Wes Zuchegno, and Limyerre Goodgame causing many turnovers. Rocco Ross defended the goal with numerous saves. Ricky Salvino and Conner Thomas led the scoring with 5 goals each, and Bryce Stahlnaker, Grady Noggle, and Dominic Bogdan each scored one goal. Assists were provided by Bryce Stahlnaker, Conner Thomas, Ricky Salvino, Dominic Bogdan, and Grady Noggle. Congratulations go out to Conner Thomas who scored his 100th goal as a Crusader.
Athletic Events:
Track and Field compete at Massillon Middle School starting at 4:30
JV Baseball plays at Fairless starting at 5:00
Lacrosse plays at South High starting at 6:00
Monday, May 06
Service Opportunities:
12 Helpers are needed for our last home track meet: SATURDAY, May 11, 8:30 AM to 12 PM. Helpers will be marking distances, writing times down, and line judging. Sign up and more info on Google Classroom.
Camp Invention @ St. Michael’s, June 10th - June 14th, Mon—>Fri, 8:15 am - 3:15 pm. 4 volunteers are needed. (2 more) 40 hours of Service will be given. You must be able to commit to being there all 5 days for the whole time. Sign up and more info on GC.
Volunteers are needed to help with St.Clement's Festival, June 6, 7, & 8th. These hours would count for next year's service requirements. (Seniors I am including this on your page just in case you wanted to do it even though you will be done!) More information is on GC including a QR code to scan for you to sign up to help. You must scan this QR code to sign up to help so that the festival staff will know the details of when you would be helping.
SJA Food cupboard immediately after school today in the SJA social hall.
Bingo cleanup at 9:00 pm in the SJA Social Hall
Senior Graduation Walk:
Attention Seniors! Anyone who attended one of our Catholic elementary partner schools, you are welcome to do a graduation walk at the school you attended. Please sign up on Google Classroom for your elementary school if you plan to attend. Graduation walks are:
Monday, May 13th: SPJ at 11:30 am and St. Joan of Arc at 2:00 pm
Tuesday, May 14th: St. Paul at 9:30 am and St. Michael at 11:00 am
Thursday, May 16th: St. Mary at 12:30 pm.
For questions please see Mrs. Cramer or Mrs. Dick.
Mental Health Week:
This week, May 6-10, has been designated as Mental Health Awareness Week. This is an important issue all year but this week we will be highlighting stunning facts and helpful tips to address mental health.
Each year 2-3 students are selected to be mental health champions, they participate in county-wide projects and come up with ways to encourage people to talk about their mental health issues. Our 2024 champions were Gabe Grisez, Madie Heiser, and Syd Turner.
Congratulations to our 2025 champions, Addison Burgess, Isis Hall, and Jonathan Stangl. They each hope that we can help END the STIGMA and TALK about mental health.
May Crowning:
“Day In May” ~ May Crowning will take place Sunday, May 19th @ the CCHS Grotto. They are hoping to have each class represented by 1 or more persons. The event begins at 2:30 with the Rosary, followed by Mass at 3:00 pm and the May Crowning. Sign up on Google Classroom.
Student Council:
Remember anyone interested in running for next years Student Council, applications are due to Mrs. Harris by the end of the day. This includes executive and class board positions.
Educational Tour:
Central Catholic students have an exciting opportunity to travel internationally to Spain and Portugal on March 21, 2025 - March 31, 2025! This private educational tour is open to all Central Catholic students and their families. See Senora Carlson for more information and to
sign up. For a limited time, early signups are eligible for a $100 discount off the cost of the tour with discount code EarlySavings. http://www.explorica.com/Carlson-843
Athletics:
Attention Boys Golf: There will be a meeting after school at 3:00 pm for all boy golfers today May 6th, in the balcony.
Attention Girls Golf: All girl golfers interested in golf stop and see Mr. Crane in the learning commons for information.
Track:
Friday night at Fairless, the boys track team placed 7th. Placing for the Crusaders were Brayden Finan, Drew Neal, Aidan Nasvadi, Easton Miller, Grant Eberhardt, Carlos Cantera-Quintero, Jeremiah Watts, Luca Donadeo, Carter Competty, Mark Parham, Adam Frech, Andrew Lepley, Ben Reese, and Tommy Grisez. The girls team placed 7th. Placing were Isis Hall, Karina Williams, Lily Belden, Celeste Levengood, Sara Schmidt, Allison Ries, Lily Bentzel, Taylor Magee, Anna Winkhart, and Caroline Crane.
Athletic Events:
JV Baseball plays Dover at home starting at 5:00
Varsity Baseball plays at Dover starting at 5:00
Lacrosse plays at Southeast High School starting at 6:00