Senior member of the Raiderette dance team Jaxen Waggoner received the All-American reward during the Universal Dance Association summer camp this July. An All-American routine consists of two eight-counts of pom, jazz, and hip-hop and two eight-counts of the dancer’s original choreography. All...

The class of 2022 is a class filled with future artists, business CEOs, and athletes. One of these seniors with a bright future is Partica Barrera.  Barrera is involved in cross country, soccer, track, actively immersed in her youth group, and currently employed at Sonic.  Barrera played soccer...

Queen Elizabeth is one of the iconic figures in history. One look at her pale skin and flaming red hair and it is obvious who the portrait is of. People know of her but don’t actually know her, but who was she?  Daughter of Anne Boleyn and King Henry VIII, Elizabeth was born in 1533. While she...

The Coffee County Central High school Culinary program is transitioning from FCCLA club to FACs club. According to advisor Becki Louden, they wanted to switch clubs because, “[w]e wanted to be more local. We have been in a national club for 9 years. We want to do more community service instead of competitions.” Mrs....

We are several weeks into school, and outfits are always at their peak during this time.  Based on the current fashion trend cycle, we are going back to early 2000s fashion, which was heavily influenced by the 19070s.  Let’s look at some of the most popular trends seen after a few weeks into...

On July 1st, Coffee County Central High School gained two new athletic directors, Brandon Mcwhorther and Brad Costello.  Mcwhorther is a math Teacher at CCCHS as well as the head softball coach.  When asked how being a coach will help him in this leadership position, Mcwhorther states, “Being...

The theater program at Coffee County Central High School has been entertaining locals with their productions for years. However, there is an immense amount of hard work that goes into every show that is seldom recognized. When seated in the audience, a casual theater-goer may only observe the powerful...

Throughout their years of education, students have a variety of different teachers. Some teachers are brand new to the school or even to teaching as a whole. Others have been teaching in Coffee County their entire careers.  Regardless of how long they’ve taught or how many schools they’ve taught...

Coffee County's Class of 2024 started their high school experience at the Raider Academy amidst a pandemic. How will this year at CCCHS be different?  Last year, the incoming freshmen from Westwood and Coffee County Middle Schools collided at the Raider Academy for their first year of high school....

As CCCHS starts the 2021-2022 school year, the student body is happy to add five foreign exchange students to their enrollment. Three European countries--Spain, Belgium, and Germany--and one Asian country--Thailand--are being represented at CCCHS.  Anna Sauer of Bevern, Germany gave a little bit...

CCCHS sophomores have a lot of “news” this year: new building, new grade levels to mingle with, and new experiences with clubs. Being at the Raider Academy makes it difficult...

On Sep. 10, CCCHS held a college fair for senior and junior students. Forty colleges attended the fair, and students were able to walk around to each college’s booth,...

If there is one thing that all Americans can agree on, it is the fact that technology and media have become woven into the fabric of our society. America is a country housing...

Imagine you are driving a car. You are looking ahead to your destination, and you are excited. You can see it slowly getting bigger on the horizon. It is beautiful. The sun...

On Saturday, September 11, the girl’s soccer team traveled to East Middle School for their yearly Coffee Cup match against the Tullahoma Lady Wildcats.  A quick goal...

For the Coffee Press’ fourth issue of Teacher Feature, the student body has selected Mrs. Bailee Brown. Mrs. Brown is a first year teacher here at CCCHS and teaches standard,...

For the Coffee Press’ January Teacher Feature, the staff selected Criminal Justice teacher Mr. Tobey Alonso. The submissions received on Mr. Alonso’s behalf highlighted...

Tucked away in the far corner of our school’s campus lies a small lot enclosed by a chain link fence. The lot is flanked by a shed and another chain link fence that stretches...

On October 23rd, The Hive, a school-wide kindness club, became dedicated to making sure the students of Coffee County Central High School have something to brighten their...

Coffee County Central High School recently established Teaching as a Profession courses to encourage and inspire students to develop skills and assess career opportunities...