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Century Freshmen Making News!

A special shout out to our 9th grade CORE team, led by Susana Herrera, and the work they did this summer. Susana and team, thanks for taking the lead on this to help a number of our freshmen make connections before school started. Century was highlighted in edsource.

Centurions Making News...

Kudos to Ms. Hightower and Mr. Ramirez for each of these stories and opportunities!

Project Youth Internships

The following juniors were selected for a paid internship this summer. The students will be working in two different law firms between 20-30 hours. We are very proud of Mariana Juarez, Jarilyn Aguilar, Judith Priego, Maria Reyes, Jose Penaloza, and Gabriela Antunez. We also took 150 seniors to Santa Ana College for early decision. Students received an orientation and actually signed up for classes for Fall 2019. A special thank you to Luisa Ruiz and the Santa Ana College counselors, outreach staff and student ambassadors.

Century Baseball Win at Angels Stadium

Saturday afternoon the Centurion Baseball team enjoyed playing at Angel Stadium. The link after this post will take you to a nicely done game story and multiple photos of the unique event for the players and coaches. The baseball and softball programs have advanced to the CIF Playoffs, and both sports' brackets will be released this morning on the CIF Southern Section website.

Santa Ana Public School Foundation Scholarship Recognizes Six AVID Seniors

We had 6 Century AVID seniors recognized from the district. Congrats again to these Avid Seniors! Adelante Scholarship $500: Jeanette Hernandez, Annette Hernandez, Paola Garibay; Nancy Miller Scholarship $1500: Isamar Sanchez; Quick Start Scholarship $500: Melani Cadena; Champion of Character Scholarship $1000: Yamilet Marquez.

Century's "No One Eats Alone" Awareness Event

Century High School's Counseling Center joined the school's Centurion Buddies to organize their second annual "No One Eats Alone @ CHS," a student led lunchtime activity as part of our District's "We Care" campaign. This event emphasized the importance of friendship connection and inclusion. During this activity our student hosts led by our Centurion Buddies President Monica Tavassoli, hosted more than fifty students who would normally be alone during lunch time. Dr. Swanson, administrators, teachers, counselors, program and students leaders were present to engage students and to build relationships. "We are happy to be a part of this national activity which raises the awareness of the importance of reaching out and making all CHS students feel welcome," said Jonathan Swanson, CHS Principal, Ed.D. "I am especially proud that our Centurion Buddies, a student led group, is taking the initiative for this activity." Swanson finalized.

Pacific Life Foundation Sponsoring Technology

A huge thank you to Pacific Life Foundation for partnering with Century High School and their 3 Ts of Education Program! Today we received a $1500 check in support of technology in the classroom.

Century Senior Overall High School Winner at Litcon

Jackline Tello, a senior at Century High School in Santa Ana, entered SAUSD’s first literary arts competition, LitCon, and was the overall high school winner for her piece of prose, “A Story.” She and other student finalists read their work at the Frida Theater as part of Boca de Oro. “My teacher told me about [LitCon], and I thought, ‘Why not? It’s my last year here, I’ll go do something,’ ” Tello, 17, said. She had previously tried creative writing in her classes, but the Boca de Oro festival marked the first time that she shared her work in public. “I think it’s inspiring to know that there’s a community of other writers and artists here that you can reach out to for support,” Tello said. “And for the artists, they can come here and show what they have, so they can have a bigger audience.” When asked about whether she will pursue writing once she graduates this spring, Tello said that she’s considering it. “It’s one of those things where I’m like, ‘I could do this,’ ” she said. “I have a bunch of interests, and this is one of them.” As printed in LA TImes, Daily Pilot by ALIESE MUHONEN. Photo credit, Scott Smeltzer / Staff Photographer. March 6, 2019