
Get Ready for Prom Spirit Week!
Prom week is just around the corner, and weโre bringing awareness to safe driving with fun daily activities! From March 31 - April 4, participate in the 24/7 Movement to help reduce crashes and make prom night safe for everyone!
โข Monday: Take a pic with a seatbelt before buying a prom ticket!
โข Tuesday: Paint your thumbnail red as a reminder to never text and drive.
โข Wednesday: Wear orange to support safer work zones.
โข Thursday: Sign the safe driving pledge before purchasing your ticket.
โข Friday: Catch up on any missed activities!
Each event will be documented next to prom ticket salesโletโs make prom week fun and safe!


So very proud of all the work these students put in to preparing for ETSBOA Concert Performance Assessment!! Straight Superior ratings AND an American School Band Directorsโ Association โBand of Distinctionโ award for having all Aโs in every sub-caption on every judgeโs sheet! Lead Director Jim Burton states, "Thanks also to Erik Simpson, associate director, for his great work and Assistant Principal (and Fine Arts supervisor) Donald Benton for always being there to support our program."




๐๐ These Lady Raiders are leaving their mark in the history books, competing on the first ever Flag Football team. ๐๐


Today is ACT day. Follow this schedule.
Good luck, Juniors! We believe in you!


CHS Men's Soccer had a big weekend, winning the Smoky Mountain Cup. Congratulations!


Congrats to our Track athletes for representing CHS well Nationals in Virginia Beach. We are so proud of you!!
Sawyer Boyd
Bronze Medal
Adidas All American
60m Hurdles Championship
Division
Cater Hoyle
Bronze Medal
Adidas All American
60m Hurdles Freshman Division





We attended the Washington Area Model United Nations Conference (WAMUNC) in Washington, D.C., from March 19-23. We took 24 students, 9th-12th grade, who were accompanied by Ms. Phillips, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Pritchard, and Mrs. Pritchard. We walked the monuments, saw the White House, and explored the National Art Gallery, the Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the Smithsonian Museum of African-American History. We also spent a fun afternoon at the National Zoo. Students represented countries
as well as historical figures on various Model United Nations committees in their conference sessions which took place on George Washington Universityโs campus and ran from Thursday evening to Saturday night. Our students represented us well and did an incredible job preparing for and participating in the conference!







Today, CHS is wearing gray to honor and remember Grayson Moser, a beloved former student who bravely fought brain cancer. Graysonโs strength, kindness, and spirit continue to inspire us all. We wear gray not only to keep his memory alive but also to raise awareness for brain cancer. Once a Raider, always a Raider โ Grayson will forever be in our hearts. #GrayForGrayson #CHSStrong











Today, CHS is wearing gray to honor and remember Grayson Moser, a beloved former student who bravely fought brain cancer. Graysonโs strength, kindness, and spirit continue to inspire us all. We wear gray not only to keep his memory alive but also to raise awareness for brain cancer. Once a Raider, always a Raider โ Grayson will forever be in our hearts. #GrayForGrayson #CHSStrong










We are thrilled to announce that Tiffany Harris has been named CHS's basketball cheer coach. Tiffany brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to our cheer program. We are excited to see the positive impact she will have on our cheerleaders and the CHS community.


As you get dressed on Friday, find something Gray in honor of our former CHS student, Grayson Moser!


If you have attended CHS before this year, you know our beloved Mrs. Ector. In loving memory of Mrs. Ector, we want to continue her legacy of kindness and generosity by hosting a Canned Good Drive Competition through RISE classes over the next two weeks.
All donations will go to Barbaraโs Market, which provides food for families in need within our communityโjust as Mrs. Ector always worked to support those around her.
To make this effort even more exciting, the top three RISE classes that bring in the most canned goods will win a pizza party!
Letโs come together, honor Mrs. Ectorโs memory and make a difference for those in need. Start bringing in those cans today! ๐๐ฅซ๐


The ACT is right around the corner. All Juniors will be testing on Tuesday, March 25. Everyone should be aware of the schedule that day. Seniors will be off campus for projects. Juniors will be testing with RISE teachers. Sophomores take the PreACT. Freshmen will learning about how the ACT can be helpful and strategies.


Congratulations to former Lady Raider Basketball Coach Rachel Powell Moore! She was inducted into the Greater Chattanooga Sports Hall of Fame last night. Rachel was the CHS Coach from 1999-2011.




Your chance to gain leadership experience, connect with industry professionals, and have a voice in shaping the future of athletics is HERE!
Apply now for a chance to be part of the FIRST-ever TSSAA Student Advisory Committee!


Cleveland High Beta Club attended Leadership Summit in Gatlinburg on March 6-7. The students participated in Leadership Training and qualified for the National Convention in Project Proposal, Collaboration Connection, and Lead Outside the Box. Great job CHS Betas!





โฝ๏ธ It's soccer time at CHS!!! โฝ๏ธ


CHS Dance tryouts will be held on March 20-21, 2025 from 3:30-6:00pm in the CHS Arena.
Open to all rising 9th-12th grade students. Please help spread the word!


Our teachers are absolute rockstars! February's teachers of the month have captured students' hearts. Congratulations Mrs. Person, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Salsbury, Mr. Gilpin, and Coach Marino!






Each month teachers nominate students who embody our motto: Work Hard. Get Smart. Be Nice. These exceptional students make us proud! Congratulations! #BuildingChampions



