How To Vote
Matheus Robinson, Cen10 News Reporter
March 3, 2020
As students turn 18, they are able to join the political process by voting. Unfortunately, not many understand the process and are turned off by the idea of going through it. However, what students fail to realize is that voting is not as tedious or intimidating as it may seem. To be able to vote...
A Trip for the Holidays
Akshita Vanapamala, Cen10 News Reporter
November 7, 2019
The holiday season is right around the corner and is the most popular time to travel. Many families utilize this time as a great opportunity to relax, visit different places, or even spend time and visit family. However, with so many people traveling around the world, traveling tends to get diff...
Places for Students to Work
Katherine Tarpley, Cen10 News Reporter
November 7, 2019
Spending money is a pastime for teens. Going to the mall, movies, shopping and eating out multiple times a week can take a toll on parents' wallets. Getting a job is a good way of making money and being independent. Places to Work: Aerie American Eagle Andy’s Frozen Custard Ba...
VSCO Girls: The Turtle Rescuers
Cheshta Bajaj, Cen10 News Reporter
October 22, 2019
Starting as a TikTok meme for everybody to enjoy but turning into something bigger, VSCO girls thrive to this day. VSCO girls can be easily spotted in Birkenstock sandals, shorts, and oversized shirts. They are usually middle schoolers and high school freshmen who always carry a hydro flask, a lot...
Students vs. AP Classes
Akshita Vanapamala, Cen10 News Reporter
October 22, 2019
Many students in high school have been struggling to keep up with school work as well as extracurricular activities. In fact, many students have decided to take more AP classes for one major reason, college. But how are highschoolers able to keep up with the stress and how do they feel about it? I had asked ...
Everything You Need To Know About Homecoming
Matheus Robinson, Cen10 News Reporter
September 26, 2019
It’s Homecoming season at Centennial High School, and this year it’s more different than it has been in the last four years; It is almost a month earlier, the game will not be against a frisco team, and the race for Homecoming Court is a close one this year. Here’s everything you need to know abo...
School and College Stress
Cheshta Bajaj, Cen10 News Reporter
September 26, 2019
Good grades. The highest GPA. The perfect SAT score. The best resumes and applications. Stressful classes. Anxiety-arousing situations at school. Maintaining a social life. With so much on our minds daily, it can be hard to not feel obligated to be perfect and have your life together. A lot of us h...
The Importance of Bilingualism
Sofia Barnett, Cen10 News Reporter
September 26, 2019
Studies conducted by the University of Washington illustrate that fluency in at least two languages leads to a wage increase of anywhere from 5 to 20 percent and additionally has become a critical factor companies consider in the process of staff recruitment and position promotions. Bilingualism: a con...
Prom: What not to Wear
Emily Walker, Co-Editor-In-Chief
March 7, 2019
Prom is just around the corner so that means it's time to think about what you are going to wear. Be sure to follow the these rules: Students are welcome to wear a dress, suit and tie, or a formal tuxedo. No jeans, cutoffs, flip flops or tennis shoes, including chuck taylors. Non-formal headwear ...
Frisco Parade
Anisha Zaman, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 14, 2018
Courtesy of the City of FriscoCourtesy of the City of FriscoCourtesy of the City of Frisco The Frisco Parade took place in downtown Frisco on Nov. 10 this year. The parade is an annual community event held in Frisco, featuring high school organizations like marching bands, football teams, cheerleaders, and drill teams, to scouts, civic organizations, youth sports teams, Frisco...
Time to ‘Kick’ Things Up
Ixchell Ibañez, Cen10 News Reporter
May 21, 2018
Once school was over for the day, rows of students were seen making their way towards the back of the school in order to attend the scheduled kickball game. Student Council decided to host the first inaugural kickball tournament in order to bring the school together. Students were able to participate ...
Reality Fair
Lauren Burkholder, Journalism 1 Reporter
May 14, 2018
Nothing gives us teenagers a harsh slap back to reality than a good ol’ Reality Fair hosted by our very own high school. That’s right, on April 25, students were given the chance to see what it would be like after they graduate high school and how they will financially be able to handle themselves in...
How are Titans managing eLearning so far?
- I'm doing great! (50%, 2 Votes)
- I'm ok, but still unsure. (25%, 1 Votes)
- I am really struggling. (25%, 1 Votes)
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