Thank you to Sergeant Miranda Bries for spending the day at Central. Many students were able to experience some fun playing archery tag.
With each passing day, we are quickly approaching the last day of school. Today, Central staff celebrated our Paraprofessionals with a Potluck Lunch and on Monday we kick off National Teacher Appreciation Week. What a great time to shower our teachers with love and appreciation! Help us celebrate all of our favorite educators at Central by showing your gratitude for the time, dedication, patience and determination they give to our students, day in and day out! Be sure to remind your kiddos, great behavior and a simple "Thank YOU" go a long way, especially this time of year!
Meet our next featured Central CSD School Board Member - Dr. NiCole Dennler!
Throughout the month of May, all cans collected will go to the Class of 2025 fundraising efforts! Thanks in advance for your help!
As we near graduation day, please help us celebrate Central’s Class of 2023! Congratulations to Senior - Caden Erickson!
As we near graduation day, please help us celebrate Central’s Class of 2023! Congratulations to Senior - Eva Embretson!
"Many Hands Make Light Work" 👏
Thank you again!!
Here are the results from the UIC B/G Track & Field Meet!
http://www.aspimeetz.com/Results/Results.aspx?IDMeet=g20230505014544220efdcf6c4b1b448
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!
Mrs. Kara Armstrong was recently hired for a new position in the Central Business Office. She will be your first point of contact for any transportation questions, activity and school event information and assistance needed regarding your family’s lunch account.
Mrs. Armstrong can be reached at (563) 245-1751 or by email: karmstrong@central.k12.ia.us
Please help us give a shout out to the newest addition to Central’s office staff, Mrs. Armstrong!
This school year the Central Torch Chapter of the National Honor Society hosted two blood drives for the American Red Cross due to the national blood shortage. Between the two blood drives we hosted this year, a total of 121 units of blood were collected from students, staff, and community members that went to patients at nearby hospitals.
In addition two of our seniors, Delaney Scherf and Katelyn Scherf, went above and beyond by hosting two student led blood drives. The units of blood collected from these two additional blood drives increased the total amount for Central School to 219 units of blood.
Central Community School received a Certificate of Recognition for our commitment and dedication to the American Red Cross Premier Blood Partner Program!
As we near graduation day, please help us celebrate Central’s Class of 2023! Congratulations to Senior - Brock Eglseder!
As we near graduation day, please help us celebrate Central’s Class of 2023! Congratulations to Senior - Nick Deitchler!
Elementary CCS winners took a walk down to thINK Custom today to see the different things they do and even got to make their own shirt! Thank you, thINK Custom!
Some Clayton County BEST students started their school day a little earlier this morning and finished up an ongoing project that started at the beginning of the year. Levi Miller and Elliot Kelly started the sand box project and Dan McGreal joined second semester. After completing the preschool sand box, they decided they wanted one for the elementary as well. The students looked at a lot of spots and struggled to find a flat spot that would not flood. Mr. Wiley and the Central LEAD students Blake Hunt and Aaron Fangman were working on the school garden and they wanted to reduce the size to make it more manageable. This led to the idea of making part of it a sandbox. Students from both classes helped to make it a reality. Elliot and Dan worked with Dave Gibney from Moyna Materials and Bob Wiedner to get the sand donated, delivered and moved. Moyna Material donated the sand for both the preschool and elementary school sandboxes. Today was the day to present it to the elementary to play in it! It’s safe to say, they are happy with the newest #ClaytonCountyBEST project!
Last night, Central held the 2023 Academic and Awards night for the Senior Class… and what a night it was! Thank you to all the generous donors and presenters, the Central Community Scholarship Foundation and the many people that make nights like this possible!
Wednesday in Makerspace some of Mrs. Kremer's students made donuts. The students learned how yeast works to make the donuts raise and how to deep fat fry these yummy treats.
Central Community recently held a Daddy/Daughter Dance. This was a student led event by Isabella. She worked alongside Mrs. Orr to raise money for Camp Courageous. This was a project done in Central LEAD class, where each student had the opportunity to come up with ideas for a project that they would like to work on. Isabella wanted to do a dance party! After some brainstorming it was decided to host a Daddy/Daughter dance. The daddy/daughter dance was held on February 25th with 50 dads/special guest & daughters in attendance. There was an admission of $5 per dad to get in with all proceeds to go to Camp Courageous.
Isabella was instrumental in coming up with the idea, while Mrs. Nichole Orr helped bring the idea to fruition. Amazing teamwork by these two. Huge shout out to Mrs. Orr for her time and effort along with our other volunteers.
Today, Isabella was able to present the money raised to Charlie Becker from Camp Courageous.
Central Community School District is pleased to announce… Mrs. Darlene Dittmer, wife of the late Jack Dittmer will be present to throw out the ceremonial pitch at the WarEagles’ first baseball game to be held at the Jack Dittmer Sports Complex on May 18th. Please make plans to attend and show your support for not only our athletes but the Dittmer Family and their contribution to our community.
The Class of 2026 invites you to a fundraiser for their class. This is open to the general public and all money raised will be used towards future class events.
Today, “Workshop Wednesday” took us on a little field trip to thINK Custom for some behind the scenes action in the print world. After Travis Hekel’s graphic design visit to our classroom a few weeks ago, the students created their own personal logos and were excited to see them come to life on t-shirts with owner, Ryan Burke!! Such a fun and new experience for them.
