The End of the Line
As the 2022-2023 school year wraps up, we take a look back at the memories and look forward to the moments yet to come.
Spring Sports
This past spring saw many students come out to share their skills and smiles with us. With some highs and some lows, all the students showed determination and growth as they worked hard in their selected sport. Keep it up Bear Cubs and keep practicing for next year!
Girl's Soccer
Boy's Soccer
April Contest - Picture It! Winners!
Our students are budding photographers and here are the winners of the April photo contest. Winners were selected by Central Middle School staff members.
First Place, Angel Velazquez Alvarado- $100 Cub Cash
Second Place Heidi Antillion- $80 Cub Cash
Third Place, Julia Meyer - $50 Cub Cash
Next Years Leaders
AVID
Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program is designed to increase school-wide learning and performance. The following students were selected to take an AVID elective class where they will focus on organization, study skills, critical thinking, probing questions, academic assistance, and enrichment and motivational activities that will help them make college attainable.
Nayeli Bravo
Katie Briseno Ortiz
Chanel Camargo
Vannya Colis Valles
Jose Contreras
Julio Cordero Baca
Natalya Enloe
Emanuel Guzman-Suarez
Leoel Hernandez
Missael Juarez Robles
Cassandra Kinsky
Iram Lara Renteria
Jhosep Linarz
Pablo Lopez Melendez
Ashley Martinez Alvarez
Adrain Mezza Borunda
Jatciri Monrroy Cerrito
Damien Murguia
Maricela Nunez
Corbin Perez
Memphis Puente
Ashley Ramirez
Adrian Rodriguez
Elizabeth Ruelas Violeta
Feliz Soto Garcia
Evelyn Villanueva
Damian Villanueva
Angel Villegas
Students of the Month
Zawadi Malilo, Antonella Salas Robledo and Mia Camargo
6th Grade: Zawadi Malilo- ResponsibilityZawadi is an excellent student. Academically, she has come a long way this year. She asks questions when she’s confused, and she is always kind to others. She is always willing to help her classmates. She is always smiling and excited to learn. Zawadi is a hard-worker and definitely a joy to have in class.
7th Grade: Antonella Salas Robledo- PerseveranceAntonella is one of those students that fly under the radar. She is quiet and reserved, but is always on task, always prepared, and is consistently meeting the pride attributes. She volunteers to help with many tasks and is a student that may not always stand out in class but is always outstanding!
8th Grade: Mia Camargo-Respect- ProudI cannot say enough good things about Mia. Mia is always willing to step up and shine when asked to take on the role of a leader. As recently as this week, we were in need of additional help to do lighting for our dance. Even though Mia has never set up or taken down the lights, she worked with another student and Mrs. McPherson to establish the necessary requirements of the job, define her role, and BOOM, she was off like a rocket! This is our Mia. She is humble in nature. She is dedicated to Central and our Bearcub traits. Mia is a natural academic but knows that she has to work hard to maintain her grades. She is willing to put in the time and effort to do so. She is engaged in class and not afraid to reach out if she needs assistance or has questions after general instructions are given. Mia is that student that you wish could stay around for a few more years, just so you can have her lead more incoming classes. I can hardly wait to see where life takes her and what paths she chooses to follow.
Central Figures
Zawadi Malilo, Antonella Salas Robledo and Mia Camargo
6th Grade: Zawadi Malilo- Responsibility
Zawadi is an excellent student. Academically, she has come a long way this year. She asks questions when she’s confused, and she is always kind to others. She is always willing to help her classmates. She is always smiling and excited to learn. Zawadi is a hard-worker and definitely a joy to have in class.
7th Grade: Antonella Salas Robledo- Perseverance
Antonella is one of those students that fly under the radar. She is quiet and reserved, but is always on task, always prepared, and is consistently meeting the pride attributes. She volunteers to help with many tasks and is a student that may not always stand out in class but is always outstanding!
8th Grade: Mia Camargo-Respect- Proud
I cannot say enough good things about Mia. Mia is always willing to step up and shine when asked to take on the role of a leader. As recently as this week, we were in need of additional help to do lighting for our dance. Even though Mia has never set up or taken down the lights, she worked with another student and Mrs. McPherson to establish the necessary requirements of the job, define her role, and BOOM, she was off like a rocket! This is our Mia. She is humble in nature. She is dedicated to Central and our Bearcub traits. Mia is a natural academic but knows that she has to work hard to maintain her grades. She is willing to put in the time and effort to do so. She is engaged in class and not afraid to reach out if she needs assistance or has questions after general instructions are given. Mia is that student that you wish could stay around for a few more years, just so you can have her lead more incoming classes. I can hardly wait to see where life takes her and what paths she chooses to follow.
Central Figures
The People that Make Central Middle School Great!
Mrs. Reno - by Erick Regalado Camino
Mrs Reno is a science teacher at Central Middle School. She has traveled during her childhood, going through Oregon, Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, West Virginia, and Ohio. Mrs. Reno got a job in education because she did not like how her teachers taught, so she wanted to be different from the other teachers. The thing she likes the most about her job is her old students coming back after graduation to see. Her least favorite thing is grading papers. Outside of school she like coach softball, spend time with family, and go bowling. If Mrs. Reno had not become a teacher, she would have been an environmental engineer. Something that makes her unique is she collect pig related things. Her advice to students is to ¨Never be never Bb (flat), Never B# (sharp), Always B N (Natural) and be yourself."
Mrs Reno's Favorite Things Color: PurpleAnimal: PigsFood: Steak and PotatoesDesert: Custard PieMovie: Coal Miners DaughterBook: Charlotte's Web
Mrs Reno is a science teacher at Central Middle School. She has traveled during her childhood, going through Oregon, Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, West Virginia, and Ohio. Mrs. Reno got a job in education because she did not like how her teachers taught, so she wanted to be different from the other teachers. The thing she likes the most about her job is her old students coming back after graduation to see. Her least favorite thing is grading papers. Outside of school she like coach softball, spend time with family, and go bowling. If Mrs. Reno had not become a teacher, she would have been an environmental engineer. Something that makes her unique is she collect pig related things. Her advice to students is to ¨Never be never Bb (flat), Never B# (sharp), Always B N (Natural) and be yourself."
Mrs Reno's Favorite Things
Color: Purple
Animal: Pigs
Food: Steak and Potatoes
Desert: Custard Pie
Movie: Coal Miners Daughter
Book: Charlotte's Web
Ms. Smith - by Erick Regalado Camino
Ms. Smith is a 8th grade teacher that has has been teaching at Central Middle School for 21 years. She originally wanted to be a lawyer but she discovered she couldn't lie when she had to defend a guilty client so she became a teacher. She loves to read books and her favorite thing about her job is getting to read. She doesn't like grading and immature students. After she go home, she likes to walk her dogs, spend time with family and friends, and of course read great books. Had she not become a teacher, Ms. Smith would have been a lawyer or a politician. Something that makes her unique is she was the year book advisor for 8 years and won a trip to Washington DC to the National Holocaust Museum this summer. Ms. Smith's advice for students would be to "hit the ground running and keep up with your work."
Ms Smith's Favorite Things Color: RedAnimal: Dogs. Wolves, and ElephantsFood: PizzaDesert: Rum CakeMovie: Lord of the Rings, Slum Dog Millionaire Book: Never Wear
Ms. Smith is a 8th grade teacher that has has been teaching at Central Middle School for 21 years. She originally wanted to be a lawyer but she discovered she couldn't lie when she had to defend a guilty client so she became a teacher. She loves to read books and her favorite thing about her job is getting to read. She doesn't like grading and immature students. After she go home, she likes to walk her dogs, spend time with family and friends, and of course read great books. Had she not become a teacher, Ms. Smith would have been a lawyer or a politician. Something that makes her unique is she was the year book advisor for 8 years and won a trip to Washington DC to the National Holocaust Museum this summer. Ms. Smith's advice for students would be to "hit the ground running and keep up with your work."
Ms Smith's Favorite Things
Color: Red
Animal: Dogs. Wolves, and Elephants
Food: Pizza
Desert: Rum Cake
Movie: Lord of the Rings, Slum Dog Millionaire
Book: Never Wear
Looking Ahead
Monday, May 22nd- 1/2 Day
Tuesday, May 23rd- 1/2 Day, Student's LAST DAY!
Monday, June 5th- Summer School Starts
Wednesday, June 28th- Summer School Ends
Wednesday, August 16th- Sixth Grade Students Start School
Thursday, August 17th- All Other Students Start School
Tuesday, May 23rd- 1/2 Day, Student's LAST DAY!
Monday, June 5th- Summer School Starts
Wednesday, June 28th- Summer School Ends
Wednesday, August 16th- Sixth Grade Students Start School
Thursday, August 17th- All Other Students Start School