CVHS=Central Valley Highschool.

1. CVHS was built because Student population continued to increase during the 1950s, and despite numerous remodeling efforts, Central Valley High School was too crowded. With enough space for 800 students the new Central Valley High School opened in 1956. Located in an open field on Sullivan Road, the school covered 101,489 square feet and cost $1.1 million. The old Central Valley High School became Greenacres Junior High until 1961, when it was demolished and rebuilt. During this same period, alot of new schools were constructed in the district, while outdated buildings such Liberty Lake School were either sold or demolished.

• Soccer: Players learn to play soccer properly as a team by improving individual skills. Students who enjoy physical play and working with others to reach goals, while improving physically and mentally as individuals, should try out. Players have fun while developing a hard work ethic, respect for others and authority, skills in working with others, following instructions and organization.

• Basketball: We work to develop the best basketball team possible. Players experience team unity, cooperation and working in a team situation. Girls who strive to be the best they can be, especially with their basketball skills.

• Yearbook: Students are able to advance in their journalism education as they learn the techniques of good journalistic writing styles, about protection laws of publications, and interviewing skills and sales preparation for ad solicitation in a cooperative learning environment. They are in contact with local businesses, which can lead to future employment.

The Tolo Dance for CVHS is it is the Pacific Northwest version of Sadie Hawkins.

4. Central Valley High School believes that giving back to the community is very important and wants all students to learn these skills in service. All graduates of Central Valley High School are required to serve five hours of community service each year. This is a graduation requirement and mandatory to pass Advisory Class.

5. At Central Valley Bear Boosters Club we strive to provide daily contribution to the students, staff and families of Central Valley High School. Our volunteer members are a diverse group of individuals with a wide range of skills. Our goal is to make a difference in the lives of the people we support. We encourage others; don't just stand on the sideline, get engaged in your community!