On Friday, May 3, 2019, members of the Little Green Newspaper traveled to Boston University for the 71st annual New England Scholastic Press Association conference. Max Nakos and Niko Skaperdas were awarded Highest Achievement for feature page design of the Living & Arts section, Max Nakos and Eamonn Ryan were awarded Highest Achievement for news page design, and the newspaper was awarded Highest Achievement overall for all of New England.

We are excited to continue the Little Green's tradition of excellence. The Little Green newspaper is a forum for student expression. It is student run, relying completely on donations and advertisements, not school or district funds. It is one of the oldest school newspapers in the state, providing copies free of charge to students and faculty of Manchester Central High School.

Senior Maxwell Nakos has won the State of New Hampshire competition in the Voice of Democracy Oratorical Contest sponsored by the VFW. Max, whose winning essay entitled "Why My Vote Matters", is the fourth state winner from Central in the past seven years. He has earned a week's all-expense-paid trip to Washington, DC, where he will compete for $30,000 in prize money and another trip to Gettysburg to participate in a national leadership conference. Congratulations, Max, a true example of Central Pride in Action!

Karl Auguste is an Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) student looking to pursue a career in photography and marketing. He’s taken photos for the Manchester community in addition to many of Central's extracurricular activities. He’s made highlight clips for the basketball, soccer and football teams and taken pictures for student council the past 2 years. He’s the photo editor for The Little Green and was the video coordinator for Central Vision News. He was given the opportunity to tour the WMUR station with videographer and Director of News Operations, Jim Breen. When interviewing Jim Breen, he was told to stay motivated, fired up and maintain focus on his passion.