Columbia Central High School

Fro years this school has gotten a bad rap. YOu have got to see for yourself, not the truth. Every school has it's bad kids, but this place is awesome! Great Staff that gives their all to the students. Great opportunities offered here while so many others h.s. do not. Highly recommend the band and ROTC. Teaches self discipline and old fashion manners. Very proud my child attends CCHS!
--Submitted by a parent

We have been a part of this school for the past 3 years and been totally happy. My child has received everything she needs to have the greatest range of options available to her as she chooses a college. She has also been mentored and encouraged by outstanding teachers in the developed of all the skills that will allow for success in college and life. Totally pleased! Great School!
--Submitted by a parent

We have a 9th grader that attends Central. We cannot say enough about the academics, teachers and staff. It is a school that cannot be judged from the curb. You have to look inside to see what wonderful things are offered here. If your child has ability, it can be nourishedl. I do not doubt my child can achieve the high goals she has set by attending Central.
--Submitted by a parent

The teachers and administrators at this school are GREAT. They care about the students and go way out of their way to help the students succeed!!!
--Submitted by a parent

CHS is a great high school I provides an opportunity for students to receive a well rounded education regardless of their interest whether it is music or academics
--Submitted by a parent

I have had two children who have graduated from Central High,one in 2009. They both got a wonderful education. From art to algebra to zoo(small amimal care) the program is a quality one.The teachers are caring and the academics were great. Outside the classroom, the events are well planned and well supervised. There is a very small percentage of students who are trouble makers, they stay to themselves much of the time (birds of a feather). I never felt that my children were in danger or unsupervised. If I had other children, i would send them to Central without reservation.
--Submitted by a parent

I attended CHS for four years, it was the best experience of my life. The staff is wonderful and always admire an open mind in every student. The demographics when I attended were very severe. I was the first generation of Saturn kids completely educated in Maury county. I wish every day that I could just return to the life I had at CHS, but it has prepared me for the life I have now. The good and the bad, I deal with through my experiences and education at this amazing place. I love this school and its staff with all of my heart and I try to better myself everyday, hoping to make them proud of me.
--Submitted by a student

as a former student of this school, i also feel that there is a lot of peer pressure and you have to be strong minded. also some of the teachers tend to give up on students if they feel that the he/she shows little or no interest in the class instead of trying to push the student or make it interesting so that he might learn to like the class. as far as extracurricular activities they have the best!! especially band, jrotc, and mock trial. the school also has lost of fun things to do during the football season such as bon fires tail gating and the best pep rallies ever!!
--Submitted by a student

the academic offerings at this school are what my child needs to gone on and succeed in college.Opportunities abound for students to be engaged in numerous extracurricular activities. Recent ACT test results show the school to be exceeding the State and National average which is a great accomplishment and even greater if you take a look at the demographics of the school.
--Submitted by a parent

If your child is prone to succumbing to peer pressure, this is not the place for him or her. My daughter went from being an honor roll student at our school in Georgia to a bottom of the bucket student. Kids here apply lots of pressure, especially to the girls. If you don't conform to a certain group of kids, they will terrorize you. She hates school so much now the only way I could keep her going is to home school her. The faculty is overwhelmed by the number of students and the kids are just a number. Unless your child is an academic standout with lots of self-esteem, this will be a painful 4(+?) years.
--Submitted by a parent