Talk:Centaurus High School/Archives/2022/November
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Comment by Victuallers
nice page, needs refs, infobox, alumni, welcome — Preceding unsigned comment added by Victuallers (talk • contribs) 16:04, 4 April 2007
IP comment
centaurus if full of cool people and i would like to rename the school into a new name and a new schedule for the ham division of the school and rename the school Taco Island peace dawgs holla holla get dolla- this one time i ate penuts and id like to get sick —Preceding unsigned comment added by 161.97.204.202 (talk) 19:39, 17 April 2009 (UTC)
Removal of unreferenced claims
I have removed most of the content, because there are no references to reliable sources.
Please, if possible, add back the content with appropriate references; I quote the content here;
History
For the school's first 30 years the attendance area for Centaurus High covered Lafayette, Louisville, Superior, and parts of Erie. In 1998 Monarch High School was opened near the Louisville/Superior border to relieve severe overcrowding at Centaurus. Most Louisville and Superior students transferred to the new school leaving Centaurus as one of the three smallest traditional high schools in the district.
Today
Centaurus is filled with a diverse student body. There are many different ethnicities in this small high school. This school also has an AMAZING Pre-Engineering Academy. This consists of 5 main classes you take all 4 years (Engineering in Global Society, Robotics, Civil and Architectural Design, Biomedical Engineering, and Senior Design).
Population
Centaurus is one of the most ethnically diverse high schools in the Boulder Valley School District, with one-third of the students registered as non-Caucasian.[citation needed]
- Centaurus High School's population as of September 2007 is approximately 1037 students.
- Student to teacher ratio is 17:1
Academic programs
Centaurus High School was rated "High" in the 2006 Colorado State Accountability Report. Course offerings include the following programs:
- Advanced Pottery
- Pre-Engineering Academy
- IB program
- ESL (English as Second Language)
Athletics
Centaurus High School is a member of the 4-A JeffCo League and the 3-A North Metro League (American football|Football) of the Colorado High School Activities Association.
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cheerleading
- Color guard
- Winter Guard
- Cross Country
- 2002 Skyline League Champions
- 2003 Skyline League Champions
- 2005 Skyline League Champions
- 2006 Skyline League Champions
- 2010 State Championships: 5th Place
- Football
- 2004 3-A North Metro League Champions
- Golf (Men's (fall) and Women's (spring))
- Soccer
- 2007 Skyline League Champions
- Softball
- 2005 Skyline League Champions
- Swimming (Women's only (MEN PARTICIPATE AT Monarch High School ))
- Tennis (Men's (fall) and Women's (spring))
- Track and Field
- Volleyball (women's only)
- Wrestling
Arts and Music
- Instrumental Music
- Marching Band
- 2009 CBA Marching State Finals: placed 5th.
- 2010 CBA Marching State Finals: placed 4th.
- Concert Band
- Jazz Band
- Orchestra
- Winter Percussion
- 2007 Rocky Mountain Percussion Association - "A Class" State Champions
- Marching Band
- Choir (3)
- Fermata the Blue (Jazz Choir)
- Festival Choir
- Concert Choir
- Theater
- Dionysus Theatre Company
Clubs
Centaurus High School has many student-organized and teacher-supervised student groups as of March 2006:
- Art Club
- Asian Support Group
- Chess Club
- DECA
- FBLA Future Business Leaders of America
- Forensics
- GSA Gay Straight Alliance
- International Club
- L.I.F.E. Latinos in Full Effect
- MESA Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement
- National Honor Society
- Odyssey
- Thespian Club
- Yearbook
Notable alumni
- Hilary Cruz, Miss Colorado Teen USA 2007 and Miss Teen USA 2007
Chzz ► 02:50, 5 March 2011 (UTC)
Should we mention some of what was removed?
I am a student at Centaurus, and can confirm that most of what was removed due to lack of a credible source is true. In addition, the band has won 3A state for four years in a row. Should any of this be mentioned? — Preceding unsigned comment added by APerson3334 (talk • contribs) 00:45, 18 August 2016 (UTC)