Senior Spotlight
Each week we will be featuring a new set of senior choir members.
Sophia Iszler
My name is Sophia Jean Iszler and I have been in choir for all four years of high school. My freshman year I was in Accents, my sophomore year I was in Surround Sound, and my last two years I have been in Debtones. I am the daughter of Adrianne and Matthew Iszler and I have a younger sister, Sage, who is in fifth grade. I also have a dog named Rocky. After high school I plan to attend nursing school, however, I am still undecided about a school.
My favorite choir memory is our trip to Nashville, Tennessee for Nationals last year and getting the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform on the Grand Ole Opry stage. It was such a blessing to be able to experience this win alongside all the girls who I had become so close with throughout the year and to see all of our hard work pay off as national champions. This was an experience that I will never forget and I am forever grateful I was able to be a part of it.
Amazing memories like this would not be possible without my parents. I am so beyond grateful for everything they have done to support me throughout all the new, exciting, and sometimes overwhelming moments of high school. I am so grateful for how much they have helped me through challenging times by encouraging me and always reminding me how loved I am. They have always been my number one supporters in anything I do, including choir, and I want to thank them for everything they have done to allow me the opportunity to do what I love. Additionally, I would like to thank my sister for always being my best friend and for always having a way to make me laugh when I need it. I do not know what I would do without the love and support of these important people in my life.
Amy Weier
Hello! My name is Amy Grace Weier. My parents are Maureen and Michael Weier. I have three brothers. Lucas and Noah are my older brothers and my younger brother is Aaron. I have been in choir for four years: Accents my freshman year and Debtones ever since. Up until I joined Accents, neither my family nor I had ever heard of show choir, but I’m so glad I stumbled upon it! Some of my best friends were found in choir and some of my favorite memories were made too! One of these memories was during my first year in Debs and the crinoline fell out of the dress of a fellow Debtone on stage. It sat there the whole ballad before being kicked off stage. It was hilarious to watch! Another top memory from choir was when the Debs tried to prank Mr. Norman, but he just threatened to make us run. That prank ended quickly. I think my all time favorite memories from choir come from our activities outside of school. We have parties and campouts and bonfires. It lets us get to know each other on a much more personal level, all while recalling past competitions or achievements. Outside of choir I participate in theater, I’m an officer in Key Club, and I’m a member of Women in STEM. I hope to attend a four year college to study Aerospace Engineering and Physics. I would like to thank my parents for their support throughout my years in choir! They’ve put forth countless hours (and countless dollars) to support my love for singing. I would like to thank my brothers for finding time to come see my shows despite their busy lives. Finally, I would like to thank my grandma! She’s my inspiration for singing and my foundation for my love of music. I wouldn’t be where I am today without my amazing family, so thank you!
Audition Results
2025-2026 Audition Results
Thank you to everyone for your time and effort in preparing for the 2025-2026 CGHS Choral Department Auditions. The audition pool was very deep this year and we appreciate your efforts. We look forward to seeing everyone at our Kick-Off Meeting on May 7th. Please take a moment to read over ALL of the information below before reading the list.
*Counterpoints and Sound Check do not need to complete or attend any of the following.*
To Accept a Position
- Complete Contract Agreement for Competitive Groups immediately (click here)
- Instructions on how to sign up for costume fittings will be emailed through Parent Square
- Any family wishing to apply for financial aid should complete the application found in the choral handbook – Due April 1
To Decline a Position
- Send an email to the director immediately as there will be a wait list.
- If you are unhappy with your placement, DO NOT contact CPO Board Members or Team Moms. They are not a part of the audition process or decision making team. Questions can be directed to your student’s current choir director after spring break.
If You Do Not Find Your Name on a List
- You have not completed the online registration. Please do so and then contact the directors.
- You did not watch the parent meeting video and contact your director. Please do this.
- Or we made a mistake. Everyone who has completed the registration, watched parent meeting, and auditioned should find their name on a list.
We would like to thank all of our students for preparing their auditions in such a professional manner. If you made the choir you were hoping to make, please work hard to prove that is where you should stay. If you did not make the choir you were hoping to make, please work hard to prove us wrong! We are very excited about the 2025-2026 season and have already started the planning process! Have a great spring break!
Mrs. Dice and Mr. Norman
Click Here to Download 2025’s Audition Results
Click Here to Complete the Contract Agreement for Competitive Groups
Princess Tea Registration
Princess Tea Registration is now available by clicking here. (May 30th, 2025)
Registration is $40 per child. There is a family discount of $5 for each additional child.
May 30th Sessions:
- 9:00 am
- 10:30 am
- 12:00 pm
- 1:30 pm
- 3:00 pm
- 4:30 pm
Who: All little Pre-K and elementary-aged princes and princesses
What: Hair, nails, prince/princess craft and coloring, tea, storytime, and singing!
Parents may drop off their daughters or stay and enjoy. Princesses will also be available for pictures at the end of each session.
Spring Flower Fundraiser
Spring Flower Sales Have Begun!
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If you did not receive an email with your personal selling link, please go through the following steps
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Check Skyward to see your primary email address. This is the email it was sent to.
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Do an email search for fundraiseit.
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Check your spam!
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Email Bekah Smith at smithre@centergrove.k12.in.us your student’s name and choir, and the email you would like it to be sent to.
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The sale will end on Thursday, April 10 at midnight. This is a hard date as the website will close.
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$7 from each plant sold will go into your child’s personal account to be applied to next year’s fees.
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Flower pick up will be at Emmanuel Church on Tuesday, May 6th at 5:00. Details will come closer to that time.
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Only sell the number of flowers that you can fit in your vehicle/vehicles. The average pick-up truck can hold about 25 plants. You can line up multiple vehicles together to fit your order. You cannot come through the line multiple times.
Thank you to our patrons for your support!
Platinum Sponsors
- The Emmons and Werner Families
- Marv and Mary Lou Habicht
- Ferguson Family
- The Kauffman/Howe Family
Platinum Sponsors
- The LeMasters Family
- The VandeVoort Family
- The Boyce Family
- The Fraser Family
- The Bowman Family
Gold Sponsors
- The Springer Family
- The Vermilion Family
- Chad and Tami Cuskaden
- The Samsel Family
- The Howe Family
Gold Sponsors
- Charles Salazar OB/GYN
- The McMahon Family
- Brad and Nikki Murdick
- The VonDielingen Family
- Carr Family
Gold Sponsors
- Shackleford Family
- Bruner Family/CSB Auto
- The Keith Family
- The Plumlee Family
- Davis and Clutter Families