The September fine arts student of the month is described by his teachers as a very hard worker both in class and their extracurricular activities. Hunter is dedicated to making the best music while also being respectful and communicating in a timely manner. You can find him in the practice rooms working hard developing his musicianship and also helping others when needed. At the beginning of the school year, Hunter became immediately involved in additional opportunities and helped lead additional ensembles in both the band and vocal program.
The Central FFA members visited Ozark's Fishery. Ozark's Fishery raises ornamental fish for pet stores. The two types of fish they grow are koi and goldfish. Ozark's Fishery have two locations, one in Missouri and one in Indiana. The Indiana location has 257 ponds. Amazon is the leading buyer and is 40% of their sales. Ozark's Fishery also sells the byproduct of crayfish to Carolina Biological for student dissection kits.
The Central FFA students also visited Hunter's Honey Farm. The students learned about bee keeping, candle making, products made from honey and wax, how honey gets its flavor, honey extraction with centrifugal force, sampled several different honey products, and much more!
Mrs. Lechtenberg is just loving how the third grade “fall”ing leaf prints turned out!!! To think, their tiny fingers built the leaf print blocks by cutting small pieces of tag board. Oh, the effort and work these little humans are capable of creating!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Will be uploading projects to Artsonia very soon! They will also be displayed in the hallways in time for conferences. 🍂
Reminder 7th-12th Grade Parents: Please schedule your parent-teacher conferences on November 2nd between 3:30 and 7:00 p.m. or November 4th between 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. at tinyurl.com/centralfall2021. Contact the school at (563) 245-1750 if you have questions.
The Central Community FFA started their venture to Indianapolis for the 2021 National FFA Convention! The crew stopped at Fair Oaks Farm to learn about robotic milking, modern pig farming, and crop production in the Midwest.
Seven Leadership & Service students attended the NE Iowa Regional Youth Leadership Summit at Upper Iowa. They learned about career fields and skills for future leadership roles.
Central State Cross Country Shirts
Please use this link to order https://www.thinkcustomapparel.com/shop/56
You will receive a notification when your order is ready on Friday, and you can pick the items up at the thINK shop!
Congratulations Hannah and Jaydin!!
In Makerspace, these 3rd graders have taken apart a broken mini drone and are now soldering wires to see if they can power the lights and propellers with a C battery to maybe use it for something else.
Central Community, we have openings for a teacher associate position (8:00-4:00) and custodial position (12:30-9:00). We are also in need of subs in the kitchen, custodial, transportation, associates, and teachers. Please contact the district office for more information (563) 245-1751
Central will have two girls at the State Cross Country Meet next Saturday in Fort Dodge!
Congratulations Hannah and Jaydin!
Central Elementary Parent Teacher Conferences are coming up! Links to sign up have been sent out via email or call Central Elementary Office to schedule!
Thank you to Central's student council members for keeping our stretch of Highway 13 clean!
Cheer/Dance Camp
Industrial Tech and #ClaytonCountyBEST students assist Mr. Bergan with a presentation to the Central School Board on Monday night. They are seeking funding for the purchase of new plasma table to help students learn skills for future employment that could possibly lead to some advanced manufacturing projects in the future. Thank you to the school board and administration for the continued support.
Art Fundamentals is in the early stages of getting their “dream room” tape murals up on the walls!!
Stayed tuned for the progress!
October is Fire Prevention Month. Thank you to the Elkader Fire Department for taking time out of your day to show the kids around the station and for your service.
Central High School students attended Masonry Day at Seedorff Masonry, Inc. in Strawberry Point. They toured the brick and block area as well as the maintenance and equipment shop.
Students traveled to NICC Peosta today for a Career Pathways tour. Quotes of the day:
“I loved it!”
“It was way more hands on than I thought it would be!”
“Now I’m considering the NICC nursing program!”
The weather finally cooperated and #ClaytonCountyBEST students got started on their mural painting in the alley behind the Clayton County Genealogical Society today. This is a joint project with Main Street Elkader. Check back for more updates.
