Centerville High School (Ohio)

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Centerville High School is a school of more than 2000 students and 100-plus faculty members in Centerville, Montgomery County, Ohio, situated south of Dayton, OH. The school was built in 1973.

As of 2005 the head principal is Mrs. Eileen Booher

The school is divided into four units: East Unit, West Unit, Central Unit, and South Unit and has two stories.

East Unit Principal: Mr. Dan Tarpey
South Unit Principal: Mr. John Carroll
West Unit Principal: Mr. Jeff Wolff

Athletics

Centerville's Mascot is the elk
The mascot's name is Weebee
Centerville's Colors are black and gold

Music Programs

Centerville High School is also home to a very successful music program. Although the most well known aspect of this is the marching band, the Centerville Jazz Band, Centerville also has a high quality string orchestra, choral program, and concert band program. Many of the music organizations have been competitively ranked at the regional and national level. The Centerville Jazz Band has competed in none of the Bands of America regional and national competitions since 1990, winning the Grand National competition in 1992.

Centerville High School Science Olympiad

2001: State Champion, 2nd at nationals
2004: State Champion, 6th at nationals
2005: State Champion, 4th at nationals

Notable alumni

Notable alumni of Centerville High School include:

Mike Nugent (Class of 2001), Kicker for the New York Jets NFL team
Kirk Herbstreit ESPN Sports Analyst.
Michael S. Rose (Class of 1987), New York Times bestselling author
A.J. Hawk (Class of 2002), Linebacker in the NCAA, Sr. at Ohio State
Andy Harmon (Class of 1987), Played for the Philidelphia Eagles from 1991-1997

Contact information

Centerville High School

500 East Franklin Street

Centerville, OH 45459

External links

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