The prom, an important part of the Central High School experience, is a formal social event; therefore, everyone attending the prom is expected to dress and behave appropriately for a formal event.
Appropriate attire options: *formal evening attire may include a tuxedo, suit with a tie, or sport coat with slacks and a tie. Jackets and vests may be removed, but shirts must remain on at all times. *if wearing a dress or gown: -the bottom must reach fingertip length when shoulders are relaxed. -it cannot have a slit (front, back, or sides) higher than finger-tip length. -the dress may not expose excessive cleavage or have a plunging neckline that is bare. -it may not be excessively low cut in the back. -the dress may not be extremely tight or form fitting.
*Attention: If attire is questionable, students are encouraged to show their evening wear to Dr. Newman beforehand to determine if it is appropriate per the guidelines. All clothing must securely cover the chest area with solid fabric. The determination of the appropriateness of student dress shall rest with the prom sponsor or principal/assistant principals.
Students and their dates who are non-compliant with the dress code will not be admitted to the dance. No refunds will be given for dance dress code infractions in which students are asked to leave.
Central High School is hosting a FAFSA night on Tuesday, February 4 from 5-7 for senior students and parents who need help with filling out the FAFSA (free application for federal student aid). There will be college financial aid representatives available for help with the process. You will need to bring your social security numbers and your 2023 tax information.
Christopher Rollings is married and is a proud parent of three children. Golf has been his lifelong passion, with 22 years of experience playing the game—from junior golf and competing at LEHS to continuing into adulthood.
In 2022 and 2023, Mr. Rollings served as an assistant with the golf team, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience gained from learning under some of the best coaches in South Carolina. These mentors continue to be a source of guidance, both in the game of golf and in life.
Mr. Rollings is deeply committed to the game, the community, and especially this team. Believing in the groundwork and talent already present, he is focused on fostering teamwork and encouraging the daily pursuit of excellence. With a passion for supporting the team and showcasing their strengths, Mr. Rollings proudly states, “I am excited to promote just how remarkable this group truly is. Go Eagles!”
The mission of Chesterfield Country School District is to prepare all students to be productive citizens in a changing society by continuously improving and implementing educational processes with ongoing community support.
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