Students of CKHS rush to the gym door, pushing through to take their seats at this year’s Homecoming Assembly. People from all grade levels have different views on how this year went, including Sharlet...

In today’s musical world, there’s been a specific term surfacing the internet and making its way through popular culture: a label you may have already heard in passing called “male manipulator”...

This year’s battle of the bands is sponsored by Ted Brown, Mike Jaurequi Studios, Boona Nous Studios, and Lion’s den 360. All giving winners of the event studio time and even the chance to play at...

The clicking and clacking of plastic and wood could be heard in the Central Kitsap High School Library, with small banter between friends and the silent stares of many accompanying. All of such, filling...

The second Battle of the Bands at Central Kitsap High School is going to be held on April 29, 2023 at the CK Performing Arts Center. The actual event has the teachers David Tracewell, Michael Brenner,...

During the school year there are events for the different national months. In women’s history month we are getting different women speakers in our county to speak on different topics. In celebrating...

Throughout the many generations of students, one aspect of school life has endured: the cafeteria. During lunch periods, students are given the opportunity to take a break from academics and enjoy a meal...

Central Kitsap High School’s newest class of 2022 economics has just started. Marking itself as the only economics class here at CKHS for the past decade, run by both Mr. Randall and Mr. Sullivan. The...

Knowledge Bowl is a competition where teams compete regionally, state, nationally and even internationally in a jeopardy-like game, except they do not answer in the form of questions; testing student’s...

The Black Student Union (BSU) at Central Kitsap High School is entering its second year of being reformed after a long absence. CKHS has had a long history of BSU, but around the 70's and 80's, the club...

As of October 31st, 2022, Washington State will no longer be considered to be in a “state of emergency” for COVID-19. This will remove all remaining COVID-19 policies still in place, especially in...