Central Ranked Number One in Philadelphia
On the week of January 27th, Central received outstanding recognition from the School District of Philadelphia for obtaining the top score on the School Progress Report from [...]
Entertainment
A Tradition of Shared Smiles: Widener Show
The curtains open and the spotlight shines upon the stage as musicians, dancers, and singers stand before the audience. The Widener Show is an annual showcase performed since [...]
Stan Lee: The Greatest Superhero to Ever Live
Throughout history, the world has been influenced by a number of amazing people who have left an unforgettable mark behind. A mark that people will talk about for centuries [...]
My Personal Taste of “The Hate You Give”
When my close friend, Austin Zeng (279), told me about an offer from Centralizer to send writers to a movie screening organized by 21st Century Fox, my stomach churned with [...]
Modern Superheroes
Not all superheroes wear capes. Rather, heroes and heroines come in all shapes, ages, and sizes. On Monday, September 24th 2018, Youtube star Lilly Singh (known popularly as [...]
The Hate You Give Little Infants: Upcoming Film Provides Free Admission to Students
The Hate U Give, directed by George Tillman Jr., hosted a pre-screening of the film on the two dates September 25th and 27th, 2018, inviting the Centralizer staff to view and [...]
International Day 2018
Central High School celebrated its annual International Day on April 12, 2018. The school’s numerous cultural organizations spent countless hours in advance to rehearse [...]
Central Takes Upper Dublin’s Music Fest
On Tuesday, March 6, 2018, Central’s String Orchestra hiked up North to Upper Dublin High School to perform a concert for fellow high school musicians in the region at [...]
Jason Kelce: Football Star and Musician
February 22, 2018, proved to be a legendary day at Central High School. Not only did our partnering music department from Cleveland Heights High School in Cleveland, Ohio, [...]
Eyes Wide for Widener
Imagine it’s the winter of 1950. Cold winds blow through Philly, snow covers the grounds, the hill to Olney is sleek with ice, and students everywhere are brimming with [...]
