The Student News Site of Parkway Central High School

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The Student News Site of Parkway Central High School

Corral
The Student News Site of Parkway Central High School

Corral
The senior class get together in celebration for their win in the 2024 Class Games on Sept. 13.

Uniting Colts on the Field!

Rayne Madison, Staff Reporter
September 27, 2024
Senior Trevion Taylor attempts to steal the ball from Juan Escalante (11) during Cyclop Soccer at the pep rally on Sept. 13.

We Bring the Pep!

Avery Adams, Staff Reporter
September 27, 2024

PCENT Loves Spirit Week

Sasha Smith, Staff Reporter
May 15, 2024

Celebrating the end of an era

Stella Hajdukiewicz, Staff Reporter
May 15, 2024

Dancing the Night Away

Alyssa Weisenberg, Photo Editor
February 26, 2024
Junior Mira Rengachary leads the first Model United Nation meeting on Aug. 28. Rengachary, the new captain of Model UN, anticipates a new season with a bigger team and more upcoming events. “It's really awesome that we have a lot more members. It's going to open a lot of doors for us, we can maybe even do competitive Model UN,” Rengachary said. “I'm looking forward to the events [this season]. I'm hoping that we can get a lot more people to show up to those events.”

After School Learning

Esther Wang, News Editor
October 4, 2023
Notre Dame

Une Journee a Paris (A Day Trip to Paris)

Hannah Mathew, Guest travel writer
March 10, 2023
Senior Emily Zhang is awarded 7th place on her 50 freestyle. “I felt happy to finish my 50 freestyle with a sectional cut I had been longing to achieve since 2019,” Zhang said.

Girls Bring Mettle to Win Medals

Alyssa Weisenberg, Photo Editor
February 24, 2023

Reconnecting through Returning

February 24, 2023
Freshmen Clover Fortus and Sahi Sathiyanarayanan walk through the halls together in between working judge check in at the front doors and public forum check ins. “I joined primarily speech because I really wanted to get better at speech and be more confident in myself,” Sathiyanarayanan said. “I think Speech and Debate was just what I needed.” Working a tournament for roughly twelve hours on a Saturday boosts speaking skills while communicating to visitors as well as laying the foundation for the stamina required for competing in future tournaments. “I didn't expect it to be this chaotic,” Fortus said. “It actually takes a lot of effort. I think it is a huge commitment.” However, the time put in for Central to take its first steps as tournament host appears to have paid off. “I think speech and debate in the future for Parkway Central is going to be a really huge success from this,” Sathiyanarayanan said. “I think it's worth it.” Photo by Emma Li.

A Historical Tournament

Emma Li, Co Editor-in-Chief
November 16, 2022
Theo Marlott, chef, preparing for the busy day.

Behind the Counter

Lauren Sharpe, Staff Reporter
February 22, 2022
Individual Graduation ceremonies replace planned graduation as COVID-19 continues to distrupt

Individual Graduation ceremonies replace planned graduation as COVID-19 continues to distrupt

Christine Stricker
July 29, 2020
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