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Be part of something outside the normal school day. Help your school, your community, show your talents, or explore new interests. Clubs and Activities are the best way to be involved, make friends, and give back! Students are required to have 20 hours of Interscholastic or Extra-Curricular Activities completed by graduation.
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Annual Staff
Ms. Amaya, Rm. 402
It is a special and honorable thing to be a part of the great Centennial tradition that spans the course of generations. Graduating generations of professionals – talented, influential, some famous, and all Bulldogs. "The Bulldog", our annual has been there to capture the brief moments in time that make our school, our community, and our legacy live and breathe. Students who are part of 'Annual Staff' have a special place in preserving and documenting Centennial history. Students can take Annual Staff as a class, and continue that work after school hours as a club.
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Art Club
Ms. Vickey, Rm. 418/419
If you love art and want to share it with others who love to create Art Club may be for you! Meetings are after school on Tuesdays until 4:00 p.m.
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Bulldog Therapy Dog Club
Ms. Fadenrecht, Room 314
In order to generate awareness about the benefits of using therapy dogs in a school setting, our Bulldog Therapy Dog Club has been created. We have researched and shared awareness of the use of therapy dogs in educational settings in an attempt to begin to use therapy dogs in our school setting.
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Cyber Dogs
Sponsor: Maj. Freeburg, Rm. 105/106
Have a knack with computers? Want to match your cyber skills with other teens in the nation? Cyber Dogs is a cyber security club dedicated to helping students learn more about cyber security. Students also compete in national cyber competitions.
More about Cyber Dogs
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DECA (Distributive Education Club of America)
Mr. Petrick, Room 520
DECA is an international association of high school and college students and teachers of marketing, management and entrepreneurship in business, finance, hospitality, and marketing sales and service. The organization prepares leaders and entrepreneurs for careers and education in marketing, finance, hospitality, management, and other business areas.
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Drama Club
Ms. Krengel / Ms. Cortese
Centennial Drama Dogs have a rich tradition of excellence and inclusivity for all students interested in being part of high school theater. Centennial has one of the finest theaters in Pueblo and a modern, high-tech lighting and sound system. Drama Dogs put on a play and musical each year, and encourage all students - whether you want to be on stage or behind the scenes - to join the CHS Drama Club.
More about Drama Dogs
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FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)
Mr. Broome, Room 519
FBLA is the largest premier student business association in the world. Our mission is to bring business and education together in a positive working relationship through innovative leadership and career development programs. Centennial FBLA follows this mission with opportunities for students to compete and learn business skills at school and throughout the state.
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FCB (Fellowship of Christian Bulldogs)
Ms. Amaya, Room 503
Students looking for Christian fellowship are invited to join us on Wednesdays, during all lunches. We also have monthly game nights, and Friday fellowship and pizza. Contact our sponsor for more information.
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G.S.A Gay Straight Alliance
G.S.A is a student lead organization that is intended to provide a safe and supportive environment for lesbians, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning students as well as their cis gender hetrosexual allies. This club is sponosred by the Counseling Dept.
More about GSA
Sponsor: Ms. Jaquez, kendra.jaquez@pueblod60.org
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GAPP
Frau Moosbrugger, Room 307
Centennial High School and its partner school, the Remstalgymnasium Weinstadt in Germany, offer a biannual, 3-4 week exchange. Students attend school, stay with their partner's family, and go on an educational excursion. To participate, Centennial students must be enrolled in the German program, attend all preparation meetings, display good behavior, and display satisfactory progress in their classes. Students who are unable to participate in the trip can be involved by hosting a German student or by helping in the Welcome Committee.
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Garden Club
Mr. Strobel, Room 525
Our club promotes the benefits of gardening, including eating a healthy diet and choosing the best foods to support a healthy lifestyle. Students are very active in our club, helping research, order, plant, grow, and nurture herbs and flowers in our makeshift greenhouse. We have started herbs and flowers in our pots, and soon we will transplant them to larger pots. We meet in room 523 on Tuesdays. Our club is soon to begin choosing summer fruits and vegetables to start in pots, with the hope of transferring the plants outdoors for the spring growing season.
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German Club
Frau Moosbrugger, Room 307
The German Club is open to all students who are interested in German language and culture. We sing, eat, do art, play games, go on field trips, and get involved in school activities.
More about German Club
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Girl's Cabinet
Ms. Holly Harsh, Room 515
Centennial Girls Cabinet is an organization that pays it forward! Volunteering, hosting events, or giving their time to raise funds, show appreciation, or help the people in their school and community. Membership requires teacher recommendation. Please contact the sponsor for more information.
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HOSA (Health Occupations Student Association)
Mrs. Anaya, Room 408
Future Health Professionals is a student organization designed to enhance the delivery of compassionate, quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health science education students, therefore, helping students meet the needs of the health care community. Interested in a career in Healthcare? Join HOSA.
More about HOSA
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Italian Club
Mrs. Van Hee, Room 306
Benvenuti! Join the Italian club and immerse yourself in the cultures and customs of Italy. Italian club members are also eligible to be a part of the Italian National Honor Society. Members do not have to be in an Italian class in order to join.
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