Central CSD

We have 55 girls signed up for youth basketball in the 2022-2023 season. Coaches will be contacting families about practices and games in the next week. Go Warriors!

The past few years we have put a heavy emphasis on building stronger relationships at Central. Our next step in doing so is to tell you a little about ourselves! Each week you will see posts highlighting a team member. Feel free to comment to tell us what we have in common! Meet Mrs. Robinson!!

The Central Torch Chapter of the National Honor Society held a Veterans Day program today. This group of students did an amazing job! It was a pleasure seeing these future leaders taking on the many tasks it took to put this program together. Our NHS students did a great job of making the Veterans feel welcome here at Central. The NHS students and Central staff want to thank all the veterans who participated in and attended our program.

Central Community School is looking for someone to plow snow at our location on Highway 13. ❄️

Reminder: Please join us in honoring all the men and women who have served our country and remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defining our nation. Friday, November 11, 2022 at 10:00 am Central Community High School Gym We look forward to seeing you all there.

Amanda Schneider from Raymond James has been teaching Mr. Meyer's kindergarten class about finances every Wednesday through Junior Achievement. Thank you, Amanda!

Thank you again to Brown’s Family of Car Dealership for supporting our student-of-the-month program. These programs allow us to recognize one Student-Athlete and one Fine Arts student for individual character and habits that lead to success. The September Fine Arts Student of the Month is described as a student that goes above and beyond for any task or project she takes on. She is kind to others and always willing to help out! She is also involved in many activities and is not afraid to try something new. Her teachers have commented on the leadership skills she has developed and the work ethic that has allowed her skills to grow. The September Fine Arts Student of the Month is Lexi Loan.

K-6 October CCS Winners spent an afternoon at the Humane Society of Northeast Iowa learning about facility operations, the unfortunate situations on why an animal may be placed there, and the importance for these animals finding their forever homes. Students quickly fell in love with the sweet, playful, and curious cats. They also met a Siberian Husky, named Keeley. Keeley quickly became a favorite and students couldn’t believe how smart, playful, and well trained she already was. For more information about HSNEI and the animals, visit hsnei.org

Central Families- the school's counseling webpage has been updated! What's on it? Information about: -Silver Cord- tracking sheet and places to do voluntary work -College and Career Readiness-current and updated information about scholarship, and information about ACT and FAFSA -Link to Central Community Scholarship Foundation website -Community Resource List -Mental Health Resources -Military Information https://sites.google.com/central.k12.ia.us/centralcounselingdept/home Any questions, please contact Mrs. Angie Bergan @ anbergan@central.k12.ia.us

Rake and Run A group of Central FFA members lead by Gavin Holst and Tate Berns, did a community service project where they raked some elderly peoples yards. There were a total of 16 members and one guest that helped with the project. In a span of 2 hours, they had completed 6 total yards, and enjoyed some pizza afterwards. Shannon Everitt was the chaperone for the project.

Fun Fact: Every Monday morning, Central 4th graders take turns reading announcements and leading our school in the Pledge of Allegiance. 🇺🇸 As always… HAVE A GREAT WEEK! Go Warriors!

The past few years we have put a heavy emphasis on building stronger relationships at Central. Our next step in doing so is to tell you a little about ourselves! Each week you will see posts highlighting a team member. Feel free to comment to tell us what we have in common! Meet Mrs. Kuehl!

Central Community, we are looking for help in replacing these three photos. If anyone has a photo that hasn’t faded, we would love to scan that and update our photos. Please contact the district office at 563-245-1751 if you can help!

Spanish 4 students made Pan de Muertos to celebrate Dia de los Muertos on November 1st and 2nd.

Two 6th grade students created storage containers for their livestock showing tools using the 3D printers in the Makerspace. This is their second attempt as they continue to modify and improve their design.

Happy Conference Night! Be sure to check the growing Lost and Found right inside the hallway from the gym area for anything your students are missing!

Veterans Day 2022 Please join us in honoring all the men and women who have served our country and remembering those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defining our nation. Friday, November 11, 2022 at 10:00 am Central Community High School Gym

It's Parent Teacher Conference Week! Don't forget that Thursday is an early out day and there is NO SCHOOL on Friday! See you at conferences!

The past few years we have put a heavy emphasis on building stronger relationships at Central. Our next step in doing so is to tell you a little about ourselves! Each week you will see posts highlighting a team member. Feel free to comment to tell us what we have in common! Meet Ms. Funk!

Thank you to Brown’s Family of Car Dealership for continuing to supporting our student-of-the-month program. These programs allow us to recognize one Student-Athlete and one Fine Arts student for individual character and habits that lead to success and thank you to Beth Rentschler, Director of High School Partnerships, for attending our monthly assembly. The October Student-Athlete of the Month is recognized for continuous improvement during the season. Coaches have said, “he is always listening and trying to improve his skill set using feedback provided by coaches.” The role on the team was not always huge, but his continuous focus on preparation allowed him to sub for an injured teammate at the end of the season and have his best performance of the year. The October Student-Athlete of the Month is Michael White.