Spirit of CHS Issues TOC | Journey12

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Explore The Centralia Story.

“Watching these kids grow up and mature, seeing that development happen—it’s what keeps me going.”

Fall 2024

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE

"That early inspiration, combined with the hands-on experience she gained at CHS, has shaped her current path."

Fall 2024

HOMEGROWN TECH TALENT

“It’s been years since a girl from Centralia made it to state, and I want to change that.”

Fall 2024

CHS CROSS COUNTRY

"The CHS Student Council is more than a group of event planners—it’s a force that builds connections, fosters leadership, and gives back to the community."

Fall 2024

STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION

“The story they share, much like the music they love, resonates far beyond the halls of CHS—it echoes through the heart of the community itself.”

Fall 2024

CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL BANDS

“Whether they’re bound for college, trade school, or directly entering the workforce, students at CHS are given the tools they need to succeed.”

Fall 2024

CHS DUAL CREDIT & AP PROGRAMS

"Spirit of CHS is more than just a magazine; it’s a celebration of our growth, our challenges, and the many accomplishments we achieve together."

Fall 2024

WELCOME TO THE INAUGURAL ISSUE OF SPIRIT OF CHS

“Every day is an adventure,” she laughs. “But it’s rewarding. I’m constantly learning new things.”

Fall 2024

LEADING WITH HEART AND PURPOSE

“I just couldn’t stand by and watch the windows deteriorate, something had to be done to preserve them.”

Fall 2024

A WINDOW ON CENTRALIA’S LEGACY

“The students here are given a lot of support, both academically and personally.”

Fall 2024

A HEART FOR CARING AT CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL

“We’re building a program that will keep going, and we want to make sure each house we build is better than the last.”

Fall 2024

THE CHS BUILDING TRADES PROGRAM

“You can always come back, but it’s important to see what else is out there.”

Fall 2024

BONDS AND LEGACY AT CENTRALIA HIGH SCHOOL

“Sometimes, a driver’s may be the first smile they see all day,” he says. “And when we drop them off on Friday, it might be the last positive interaction they have until Monday. That’s important.”

Fall 2024

JEFF CAMPBELL’S JOURNEY IN TRANSPORTATION

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