Salina Central High School News and Updates – Salina Kansas
More than 500 people attended the 2012 Post-Standard Achievement Award luncheon Wednesday to honor nine men and women who have made Central New York a better place to live.
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'Life in our community has been enriched' by nine Post-Standard Achievement Award honorees
Over at the Salina South High gym Wednesday night, Conner Ryan was delivering the game winner on a buzzer beater to lift the Cougars over Hays.
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South, Central boys eye state berths
A 15-year-old Salina Central High School student reported to Salina police that he was robbed at knifepoint of his iPod and cash while walking home from school Wednesday.
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Student robbed while walking home from Central
A 15-year-old Salina Central High School student reported to Salina police that he was robbed at knifepoint of his iPod and cash while walking home from school Wednesday.
Sub-state volleyball pairings released Wednesday by the Kansas State High School Activities Association would indicate Saline County teams have their hands full if they hope to advance to next week’s state tournaments.
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County volleyball teams face tall tasks
A 17-year-old student at Salina Central High School was arrested Wednesday afternoon, accused of setting a fire at the school.
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Student, 17, accused of arson at school
A 17-year-old student at Salina Central High School was arrested Wednesday afternoon, accused of setting a fire at the school.
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Boy accused of setting fire at school
Today is the last day of summer in Grand Island. Students at Northwest Public Schools and Heartland Lutheran High School begin classes Monday, with classes starting on Wednesday for the Grand Island Public Schools and Central Catholic.
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High numbers expected as school approaches
OKLAHOMA CITY — There were changes made to the new proposed high school football districts at the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association’s monthly board meeting on Wednesday.
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No district changes for area teams