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Central’s federal funding for next year “to be determined”
It is time to “Kiss A Senior Good-bye” at Central’s Corner Store
Lockers are a dead culture at Central
The future of Psychology at Central
Freshman Seminar classes starting to finish out there years content
Words of advice for incoming freshman, from freshman
AI causing students to lack creativity in the classroom
Central has too many stairs
Need to be new requirements to waive P.E.
The future of Omaha and its constant expansion
Dear the Central Journalism Community
Dear the Central Journalism Community
The cover of the December 1859 issue of The Free School Advocate featuring the newspaper’s motto
Defending public schools for 160 years
Unsure about the future and okay with that
Success as a career
Digital camera leads to positive experiences, commemoration of senior year.
Girls soccer seniors pose for a photo at senior night recognition
Girls soccer showing up both on and off the field
Ackerman breaks Class A shotput record
Central Boys Golf players having standout years
Girls Tennis set to make run at State tournament
Cavaliers, Thunder eye NBA Finals, but underdogs could pose threat
The Minecraft movie; a Gem or just Gravel
New “Horror” Movies Don’t Have the Element of Horror
Eagles showcase artwork at senior art show
Death by a Unicorn; Not a memorable movie
Better late than never – Nintendo Switch 2 Direct on April 2
“Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero” Review
"Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" not as good as the original
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” not as good as the original
Eagles experience Peso Pluma concert
Eagles experience Peso Pluma concert
Trader Joe's snacks, reviewed for what to try and avoid, sit on a dining room table.
Trader Joe’s snacks: buss or bust?
"Goddess" by Laufey
“Goddess” by Laufey is A Powerful and Emotional Ballad
Benjamin Justman teaches in his classroom.
New English teacher thrives through teacher shortage
Inia Jones signed at Bradley University for girls basketball. Jones has been a varsity point guard since freshman year and will continue as a Brave.
“I have a lot to prove;” Inia Jones reflects on time at Central and commitment to Bradley University
Assistant Principal, Ms. Ellis discussing the best fries in Omaha with students in the cafeteria.
Amy Ellis is Central’s newest assistant principal. But who is she?
Leslie Arnold stands in line for the 1957 O-Book band picture. Edited by Cris Bataillon sourced from the Central O-Book.
How a Central Alumnus helped solve a decades old cold case
Reed, poet of the week
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Chloe Schwartz

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer

Hello! My name is Chloe and I am a junior, my pronouns are she/her and this is my second year on the Register. I  am a staff writer and cartoonist this year and I look forward to meeting new people and bringing awareness to stories this year! A fun fact about me is that i have a pit bull!

All content by Chloe Schwartz

The hidden consequence of E-Cigarette use taking a toll on teens taste buds

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer
April 2, 2025
Matthew Rutledge walking down a crooked stairs with his camera.

Top activities to enjoy the spring weather

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer
March 31, 2025
Students walk through the 3 side hallway between Eagle Time and 2nd block

Should Central extend their passing periods?

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer
February 11, 2025
The top season drinks of winter

The top season drinks of winter

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer
February 7, 2025

The grim side of social media

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer
December 4, 2024
Wolverine Deadpool kept me on the edge of my seat

Wolverine Deadpool kept me on the edge of my seat

Chloe Schwartz, Staff Writer
October 3, 2024
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[Photo] Ten tips and tricks for success in high school

Arisa Lattison, Editor-in-Chief
September 18, 2024

Kransnolobodtsev wins high profile JROTC award

Chloe Schwartz, Contributing Writer
December 17, 2023
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