🎉🐾 NEWS TO ROAR ABOUT! 🐾🎉

We are incredibly proud of these students for showing growth on the March ACT! 📈

Each student listed moved from one proficiency level to another in Math and/or Language Arts—proof that hard work, determination, and perseverance pay off!

Around here, we ROAR—and these students are showing exactly what that looks like! 🐾 They set goals, put in the work, and made measurable academic progress.

Growth matters. Effort matters. Progress matters.

Congratulations to these students on an accomplishment worth ROARING about!

Keep growing. Keep achieving. Keep ROARING!

5 days ago, Angela Thomas
A list of names appears on a dark background with a wolf's head silhouette, aligned vertically and horizontally.
Names arranged around a tiger head graphic. Names include TRINERA MILLER, TIMOTHY RIVERS, HUNTER SULLIVAN.
Names of students are displayed on a white background with a black and white tiger graphic.
2026 Flag Football Schedule
10 days ago, Citronelle High School
2026 Flag Football Schedule
Citronelle High School Back to School Reminders 2026-2027
18 days ago, Citronelle High School
First Day of School Reminders 2026-2027
Citronelle High School On-Site Registration for the 2026-2027 School Year:

Tuesday, July 21: 8-11/ Seniors
Tuesday, July 21: 12-3/ Juniors
Wednesday, July 22: 8-11/ Freshmen
Wednesday, July 22: 12-3/ Sophomores
Thursday, July 23: Makeups
Siblings may come together on one of their grade level days.

ALL students (returning students and new students) MUST turn in proofs for the 26-27 school year. Online registration must be completed before in-person registration.

Parents will be able to pay for student fees, purchase YONDR pouch ($25), and receive schedule (if online registration is completed).

You may email your 2 proofs of residence to chenderson1@mcpss.com. If emailing proofs, please include your child’s name in the email.
about 1 month ago, Citronelle High School
‼️🐾Citronelle High School On-Site Registration for the 2026-2027 School Year: Tuesday, July 21: 8-11/ Seniors Tuesday, July 21: 12-3/ Juniors Wednesday, July 22: 8-11/ Freshmen Wednesday, July 22: 12-3/ Sophomores Thursday, July 23: Makeups Siblings may come together on one of their grade level days. ALL students (returning students and new students) MUST turn in proofs for the 26-27 school year. Online registration must be completed before in-person registration. Parents will be able to pay for student fees, purchase YONDR pouch ($25), and receive schedule (if online registration is completed). You may email your 2 proofs of residence to chenderson1@mcpss.com. If emailing proofs, please include your child’s name in the email.
📚 2026 YEARBOOKS ARE HERE! 🐾

The wait is over! If you pre-ordered a 2026 Citronelle High School yearbook, you can pick it up now in the front office.

✨ Didn't pre-order? We have a limited number of extra 2026 yearbooks available for $75. Don't miss your chance to own this year's keepsake!

Looking for a blast from the past? We also have a variety of previous yearbooks available while supplies last!

💲 Yearbook Prices:
• 2020–2025: $10 each (while supplies last)
• 1990–2019: $5 each (while supplies last)

📍 Front Office Hours
Monday–Thursday
🕢 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Check out the graphic to see which years are still available. Whether you're replacing a lost copy, collecting memories, or looking back at your Wildcat days, now is a great time to grab a yearbook!

❤️💛 Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Wildcat history!
about 1 month ago, Angela Thomas
An announcement with a black background. The title reads "2026 Yearbooks Are In!" A brown book is shown.
Citronelle High School Clear Backpack Policy – 2026–2027

To help ensure a safe and secure learning environment, all students who utilize a backpack during the 2026–2027 school year must use a clear backpack.

🔹 MCPS will not provide clear backpacks. Parents/guardians are responsible for purchasing one for their child.

🔹 All contents stored in student backpacks must be visible from all sides of the backpack.

🔹 No stickers, markings, tint, or other coverings may be placed on backpacks that obstruct the view of the contents.
2 months ago, Angela Thomas
Clear backpack policy poster for Citronelle High School, featuring a transparent backpack, policy details, and a tiger logo.
The Wildcat Wire – May Edition is here!
Stay up to date with important dates, graduation details, and end-of-year reminders from CHS. Let’s finish strong, Wildcats!
4 months ago, Angela Thomas
At the top left is a bold red and gold graphic titled “Wildcat Camp” for incoming 9th graders, scheduled for Tuesday, June 23 from 8 AM to 1 PM, encouraging students to “Be a Wildcat.” In the top center and right are two inspirational quotes: one by Henry Ford about lifelong learning, and another by Abraham Lincoln about creating your future. To the right is a bright, cheerful “National Teacher Appreciation Day” graphic with books, an apple, and art supplies, dated Tuesday, May 5. The middle section includes “Summer Student Suggestions,” advising students to balance productivity and rest through activities like volunteering, internships, jobs, skill-building, and self-care. To the right are multiple sports tryout flyers: A large baseball tryouts poster for May 18–20 from 3:00–5:00, listing required items like a physical, glove, cleats, and athletic attire, with a sign-up deadline of May 15. Smaller flyers for softball tryouts (May 20–21) and volleyball tryouts (May 18–19), also listing requirements and sign-up details. On the lower left is a registration announcement for the 2026–2027 school year. It lists specific dates and times for seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and make-up registration between July 21–23. The bottom section is titled “Advice for Parents of Graduating Seniors,” followed by nine points encouraging parents to support their child’s transition into adulthood. The advice includes accepting change, allowing independence, staying connected through visits and communication, and managing personal concerns in healthy ways.
A formal school newsletter front page titled “The Wildcat Wire – Parent Newsletter,” for Citronelle High School, May 2026 edition. The design features the school’s red, gold, and white colors, along with a wildcat logo at the top. On the left side is a “Dates to Remember” column listing important May events: May 1: Senior Breakfast at 10:00 AM at Restoration Church May 3: Senior Baccalaureate at 2:00 PM at Memorial Baptist Church May 4–8: Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week May 5: Academy Awards at 6:00 PM (line-up at 5:30 PM) at the CHS Auditorium May 7: Academic Awards at 6:00 PM (line-up at 5:30 PM) at the CHS Auditorium May 8: Senior Walk Through at 7:45 AM at the CHS Auditorium May 15: Graduation at 7:00 PM at the CHS Stadium (ticket required) May 22: Last day for students The main section on the right is a message from the principal. It celebrates the Class of 2026 and announces graduation on May 15. Each senior will receive 20 tickets, including four special “gold” tickets for gym entry if weather requires moving indoors. All attendees, regardless of age, must have a ticket. The message emphasizes finishing the school year strong with good attendance and effort. It also highlights upcoming summer registration dates (July 21–23), a required $25 YONDR pouch for student devices next year, and the need for students to purchase their own clear backpacks. The letter closes with appreciation for community support and is signed by Principal Mr. Randall Reed. A small portrait of the principal appears in the bottom right corner. The school website is listed along the bottom of the page.
📣 The Wildcat Wire – April 2026 is here! 🐾

Citronelle High School is heading into the final quarter strong!

We’re proud of our Wildcats and all they continue to accomplish! 💪📚

📅 Don’t miss key dates
🏹 Celebrate student achievements
🎯 Finish the year strong

Check it out and stay connected!
5 months ago, Angela Thomas
This image is a one-page school newsletter with a clean, formal layout in maroon, black, and cream colors. Header: At the top, a maroon banner reads “Citronelle High School – Parent Newsletter.” Below it, centered in a decorative frame, is the title “The Wildcat Wire.” On either side of the title, the month and year are shown: April 2026. Main Section – From the Principal: The upper half of the page contains a message titled “From the Principal.” The text discusses: The start of the final quarter of the school year Praise for juniors taking the ACT with Writing Upcoming events like prom (April 10) and spring break Encouragement for students to stay focused and attend school regularly A reminder for parents to monitor grades and attendance At the end is a closing message of appreciation, followed by the principal’s name: Randall Reed. To the right of this section is a small portrait photo of a man in a suit (presumably the principal), smiling. Left Column – Dates to Remember: A sidebar lists important upcoming dates with small wildcat icons: ACT Make-up Day – April 7 Prom – April 10 Spring Break – April 13–17 Below this is a “Quote of the Month” section that reads: “The aim of education is the knowledge, not of facts, but of values.” – William S. Burroughs Right Column – Student Achievement: A section titled “CHS Archery Achieves 1st & 2nd…” highlights student success: JROTC students placed first and second overall in a district “Knockout Competition” A freshman won first place in the Color Guard event Below the text are several photos showing: Students lined up indoors for archery practice A group of students posing together outdoors Close-up images of archery targets with arrows Students standing with equipment cases Two students posing with medals Footer: At the bottom, a maroon banner reads: “It’s a great day to be a Wildcat!” Below that: A phone number: 251-221-3444 A website: www.citronellewildcats.com
At the top, a maroon banner reads “Citronelle High School – Parent Newsletter.” Centered below is a decorative title box with “The Wildcat Wire,” flanked by “April” on the left and “2026” on the right. Main Article – Staying the Course into the Fourth Quarter: The page is dominated by a large article with the heading “Staying the Course into the Fourth Quarter.” The article explains that as spring arrives and the school year nears its end, students may become restless, but it’s important to stay focused. It offers guidance for parents to help students finish the year strong. Three bolded sub-sections provide tips: Give it a Rest: Encourages allowing students time to rest during spring break and weekends. Emphasizes that sleep supports physical health, mental health, attention, and learning. It notes that lack of sleep can lead to negative health outcomes. Stick to the Routine (for the most part): Advises maintaining some structure during breaks, such as consistent bedtimes, reading, and study habits, especially for students who benefit from routine. Set Mini-Goals: Suggests helping students stay motivated by setting small, manageable goals as they approach the end of the school year. Highlights the importance of staying on track with tests, projects, and finals. The section ends by reminding readers that every child is different, and families should find strategies that work best for them. Counselor Section: Below the article is a section titled “From the School Counselors:” It shares: Students will soon meet with counselors to plan next year’s courses Parents should contact counselors with questions Upcoming ACT information: Test date: June 13 Registration deadline: May 8 Juniors and seniors can receive two ACT fee waivers Right Side Graphic: On the lower right side is a circular school logo featuring a wildcat head with the words “Citronelle High School.” Footer: At the bottom, a maroon banner reads: “It’s a great day to be a Wildcat!” Below that: Phone number: 251-221-3444 Website: www.citronellewildcats.com
🎲 CHS PROM 2026 - CASINO NIGHTS 👗 WHEN- FRIDAY, APRIL10 (7-10 PM) 🎲 WHERE- CITRONELLE COMMUNITY CENTER ⭐️ COST - $50 PER PERSON Prom tickets will be on sale from Friday, March 20th through Friday, April 3rd and are available on GoFan. Outside Guest Forms and Underclassman Forms are available for pickup in Mrs. Markris’ room. All forms are due by next Friday on March 27th — NO EXCEPTIONS.
5 months ago, Citronelle High School
CHS PROM 2026 Details and Information
CHS PROM 2026 Dress Code and Information
CHS PROM 2026 Parent Letter and Information
The latest edition of The Wildcat Wire is here! Stay connected with important updates, upcoming events, and celebrations happening across our school community. Be sure to check it out and stay in the know!
6 months ago, Angela Thomas
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Wildcat Wire Parenting Newsletter March 2026 p. 2
🏀📚 March Madness continues in Junior OS!
Congratulations to this week’s winners!
🏆 Our Class of the Week is Jordan’s 36ers!

Keep bringing the focus and determination as we continue our ACT prep.
6 months ago, Angela Thomas
Class Winners
C Hazzard
C Henries
D Landon
D McGhee
G Gardner
H Johnston
J Calhoun
W smith
W stevison

📣 Senior Parents:

Please check all upcoming deadlines and mark your calendars for important senior events.

6 months ago, Angela Thomas
Senior Events
Cap and Gown
🎉 Class of the Week: Miller’s Thrillers! 🎉

Great work during Week 3 of March Madness as we stay focused on the ACT coming up March 10.
7 months ago, Angela Thomas
Class Winner
📚 Week 3 of March Madness is in the books!

Congratulations to our Students of the Week for their continued focus and effort.

Great work as we stay locked in and prepare for the ACT on March 10!
7 months ago, Angela Thomas
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📚 March Madness is still going strong in Junior OS Classes at CHS!
Congratulations to our Students of the Week for their hard work and focus as we prepare for the ACT.
🏆 This week’s Class of the Week is Mrs. Byrd’s class—way to bring the energy and effort!

7 months ago, Angela Thomas
Mrs. Byrd's Class
Jaxon Watson
Jaxson Bolden
Jonathon Randall
Jzyri Ranzey
Kyrin Grice
Noah Thompson
Timothy McLemore
Treyce Flott
Trinera
You are invited! C-CAT Academy Showcase - Tuesday, Feb. 3 from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.
7 months ago, Citronelle High School
CCAT Academy Showcase Graphic 2026
March Madness continues in the Junior OS classes at Citronelle High School as we gear up for the ACT in March!

Congratulations to our Students of the Week for their hard work and focus.

This week's Class of the Week is Dr. Haskins' class.
7 months ago, Angela Thomas
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Every Tuesday from February 3 – March 31, students may pay $2 to dress out of uniform for Two Cool Tuesday!

💲 Payment Details:
• Money will be collected every Tuesday morning during 1st period
• Students who pay will receive an armband to show they’ve participated

👕 Dress Code Reminder:
All outfit choices must follow the guidelines listed on the flyer. Standard uniform expectations still apply for bottoms, tops, shoes, and outerwear.

🎉 All proceeds benefit Prom on April 10th!
Thank you for supporting our students and helping make this event a success!
7 months ago, Angela Thomas
Two Cool Tuesday Fundraiser

March Madness is heating up in the Junior OS classes at Citronelle High School!

Congratulations to our Students of the Week.

Mrs. Jordan’s class, “The 36ers,” took the win and earned this week’s coveted class award as we gear up for ACT prep!

7 months ago, Angela Thomas
Class Winner
Winter and Mike
Sy and Jacey
Grayson
Will
Avery
Summer
Alaina
Carlos
Colton and Will

Makeup picture day for underclassmen and Senior portraits will be January 27. Optional Senior Cap and Gown photos will be February 2. Seniors who choose to take these pictures must pre-pay the $35 sitting fee. Use the following link to pre-pay: https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001341803/shop/all.

8 months ago, Angela Thomas
Makeup Picture Day