Happy Pi Day! Every year, the math department celebrates this day with a number of festivities, from serving pies to offering bonus points for memorizing pi. March 14th has become known as Pi Day because...

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past two weeks, you've probably heard about the massive successes of the Cape Central basketball team. With a highly publicized, almost miraculous win against...

On March 5, the Awaken Project played and spoke in Kinder Hall for all classes of CHS. The Awaken Project is a group of two men, Joe Richardson and Jeff Mozingo, who founded the group to help reach out...

This year, the CHS Library held it's first advisory book club over the book, The Lonely Dead. The students involved were able to get an advance reader copy of the book when they then had a discussion...

The Government shut down started December 22nd and is now going into its 33rd day as of January 23rd, 2019. The main topic of this most current Government shutdown is the infamous wall. Trump is pushing...

This past Monday, CHS students were treated to an hour of fun at the winter sports pep rally. After being greeted by the Tiger Dancers, Cheerleaders, and Student Senate members, students took their seats...

Last Friday, Cape Central’s basketball team competed in their first home game of the season following their second consecutive victory at the SEMO Christmas Tournament. With the support of the Jungle,...

This past Monday, more than one hundred Cape Central students were awarded academic bars and letters. In order to qualify, students must have received both a 3.67 GPA and no grades below a C during the...

The MVP _____________________________________________________________________ Morning after morning, the same time, he hears his alarm buzzing and can barely open his eyes, let alone get in the water....

On December 7 & 8, 18 members of Beta traveled to Springfield, Missouri to attend Beta State. Out of the 18 who attended, seven placed and they came back with plaques to represent their victory. They...

Kalub Rowley, sophomore, made a set of cornhole boards for a benefit auction for Collin Braun, a student at Scott City battling cancer.  The supplies were bought by Ms. Ward, a staff member at Scott City...