Cleveland Yearbook

05/25/2019

Congrats to the Cleveland Central High graduating class of 2019!!!

And a huge congrats to the associate producers of the Yearbook - Ava Lubin, Holly Stanley, Macy Robinson 👩🏼‍🎓. May your future be bright and successful or in PJ Davis’ words, “Be SAL.”

04/27/2019

These two are very proud to have their dad featured as a Hometown Hero!

04/22/2019

12/07/2018

We can’t wait to see you!

12/07/2018

Good morning Cleveland! Need something to do this evening at 6pm?

Stop by Delta Arts Alliance to support student producers from Cleveland Central as they showcase students and community members in their annual event, A Purple Christmas.

We’ll also have cookies, brownies, and hot chocolate for you to enjoy! For more info about the event or to reserve your FREE ticket, go to

Come out and support a select group of juniors and seniors at Cleveland Central as they display profiles and portraits of Cleveland.

11/18/2018

The Sea Level Oyster House officially opened on October 1st. It was started with the intention of creating a high class dining area in the downtown area of Cleveland. The owners wanted to introduce a clean, fairly priced, sit down place where families could go for a nice dinner. It also doubles as a wonderful date night spot. There is also a bar and stage in the back half of the restaurant. On Saturdays and Sundays they host brunches with bottomless mimosas and bloody Mary’s. All in all The Oyster House is an amazing addition to the Cleveland cuisine. Please go down town and check them out this holiday season! We’ll see you next week with another Spotlight Sunday!

11/15/2018

PJ Davis is a senior at Cleveland Central High School. He is involved in football, cross country, and powerlifting - as well as being the student body president. His desires to hold this position stemmed from what he had seen from the student council during the first year of the consolidation, and the things he knew he could help make better.

When asked what he wanted the rest of the world to know about his school he simply answered “It’s not as bad as everyone says...we aren’t fighting...we’re all just here hanging out just like any other kids.” He went on to say that CCHS is a school just like any other regardless of it’s past and is a school that is breeding leaders.

11/07/2018

Interact is a community service club at CCHS sponsored by the Rotary Club of Cleveland. The current President of Interact is Ava Lubin along with the Vice President Kimberly Kinget and and Secretary Maci Sullivan. Interact focuses on service projects to help the community rather than the high school. Most recently, the club assisted alongside Rotarians at the annual Pancake Breakfast. Interact will do various projects throughout the year, such as volunteering at nursing homes, and reading at elementary schools. Their goal is to get teenagers involved in their community and with the hope that they will take the initiative to do so independently later in life. Interact Club breeds strong community members, and is a wonderful outlet for CCHS students.

11/07/2018

Interact is a community service club at CCHS sponsored by the Rotary Club of Cleveland, Mississippi. The current President of Interact is Ava Lubin along with the Vice President Kimberly Kinget and and Secretary Maci Sullivan. Interact focuses on service projects to help the community rather than the high school. Most recently, the club assisted alongside Rotarians at the annual Pancake Breakfast. Interact will do various projects throughout the year, such as volunteering at nursing homes, and reading at elementary schools. Their goal is to get teenagers involved in their community and with the hope that they will take the initiative to do so independently later in life. Interact Club breeds strong community members, and is a wonderful outlet for CCHS students.

10/28/2018

This week’s spotlight is Counseling Services established by Abbie Robinson, M.Ed., NCC, LPC. Abbie has a masters degree and is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She firmly believes “everyone has the power they need to overcome whatever obstacles they face but sometimes need counseling to find that strength within themselves”. Her preferred type of counseling work is addressing relationship problems, but she has experience working with a variety of mental health conditions. Delta Counseling Services is a part-time business located in the Commerce Building Suite 116 at 103 South Court Street with sessions available in the late afternoon. Abbie hopes to expand to a full time business over the next two years. If you are interested in scheduling a session, then you can reach her by phone at 662-390-6554 or complete an online form at www.deltacounselingservices.com