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Counseling Department Resources
Courage Office (A-G): 307-771-2694
- Bobby Dishman, Assistant Principal
- Brittany Marlow, Counselor
Honor Office (H-N): 307-771-2690
- Nicholas Lamp, Associate Principal
- Margie Cook, Counselor
Spirit Office (O-Z): 307-771-2692
- Brodie Epler, Assistant Principal
- Malissa Lance, Counselor
College & Career Office: 307-771-2690
- Mrs. Candice Love
Main Office: 307-771-2680
Records Office: 307-771-2691
Our Mission:
The mission of Central High School, in cooperation with
students, parents, staff
and the community, is to guarantee
a high quality education in a safe and orderly
environment for all students,
inspiring them to become life-long learners
and responsible, productive citizens.
TR1BE
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
5500 Education Drive—771-2680
Central High School has a well-deserved reputation of high academic achievement, championship athletic programs, and successful clubs and organizations. U.S. News & World Report has recognized Central High School as one of “America’s Best High Schools.” Central High School has an extensive offering of cocurricular activities that includes, but is not limited to, DECA, FBLA, FFA, FCCLA, speech and debate, SkillsUSA, and We the People. These activities and others earn state, regional and national recognition on a consistent basis.
Central is a comprehensive, four-year senior high school that offers a varied curriculum to its student body of approximately 1,200 students. Advanced Placement courses are available to students in English literature and English composition, French, Spanish, chemistry, physics, biology, environmental science, U.S. government, U.S. history, world history, human geography, macro-economics, psychology, art, music theory, statistics, calculus AB and calculus BC. Central High School is currently the only high school in Wyoming to award students an AP Capstone diploma.
Concurrent enrollment agreements with community colleges also exist that allow students to earn college credit while in high school in such areas as calculus, English composition, construction technology, auto body, drafting, health occupations and culinary arts. Central High is also home to the oldest Army JROTC core of cadets in a public high school west of the Mississippi. All students have extended learning opportunities through the Chief Morningstar Academy and extended-day classes. Central is proud of the faculty and students who work together to achieve academic performance that exceeds state norms on the AP and ACT exams.
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Counseling Department Resources
Courage Office (A-G): 307-771-2694
- Bobby Dishman, Assistant Principal
- Brittany Marlow, Counselor
Honor Office (H-N): 307-771-2690
- Nicholas Lamp, Associate Principal
- Margie Cook, Counselor
Spirit Office (O-Z): 307-771-2692
- Brodie Epler, Assistant Principal
- Malissa Lance, Counselor
College & Career Office: 307-771-2690
- Mrs. Candice Love
Main Office: 307-771-2680
Records Office: 307-771-2691
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Our Mission:
The mission of Central High School, in cooperation with
students, parents, staff
and the community, is to guarantee
a high quality education in a safe and orderly
environment for all students,
inspiring them to become life-long learners
and responsible, productive citizens.
TR1BE
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
5500 Education Drive—771-2680Central High School has a well-deserved reputation of high academic achievement, championship athletic programs, and successful clubs and organizations. U.S. News & World Report has recognized Central High School as one of “America’s Best High Schools.” Central High School has an extensive offering of cocurricular activities that includes, but is not limited to, DECA, FBLA, FFA, FCCLA, speech and debate, SkillsUSA, and We the People. These activities and others earn state, regional and national recognition on a consistent basis.
Central is a comprehensive, four-year senior high school that offers a varied curriculum to its student body of approximately 1,200 students. Advanced Placement courses are available to students in English literature and English composition, French, Spanish, chemistry, physics, biology, environmental science, U.S. government, U.S. history, world history, human geography, macro-economics, psychology, art, music theory, statistics, calculus AB and calculus BC. Central High School is currently the only high school in Wyoming to award students an AP Capstone diploma.
Concurrent enrollment agreements with community colleges also exist that allow students to earn college credit while in high school in such areas as calculus, English composition, construction technology, auto body, drafting, health occupations and culinary arts. Central High is also home to the oldest Army JROTC core of cadets in a public high school west of the Mississippi. All students have extended learning opportunities through the Chief Morningstar Academy and extended-day classes. Central is proud of the faculty and students who work together to achieve academic performance that exceeds state norms on the AP and ACT exams.
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The Wyoming Purple Star School Designation Award for military-friendly schools recognizes schools that demonstrate a major commitment to serving students and families connected to our nation’s armed forces. The program was designed to help with the challenges of high mobility by setting standards of commitment for the school’s award of the military-friendly Purple Star designation.
Contact Information
Grades: 9-12
Main Office: (307) 771-2680
Office Hours:
Email: central@laramie1.org
Records Office: (307) 771-2691
Courage Office (A-G): (307) 771-2694
- Bobby Dishman, Assistant Principal
- Brittany Marlow, Counselor
Honor Office (H-N): (307) 771-2690
- Nicholas Lamp, Associate Principal
- Margie Cook, Counselor
Spirit Office (O-Z): (307) 771-2692
- Brodie Epler, Assistant Principal
- Malissa Lance, Counselor
5500 Education Drive
Cheyenne WY 82009
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