The JV/V G/B Basketball game with North Fayette Valley will be played on Monday, December 13 in West Union. Please note the location has changed from Elkader to West Union. JV girls will start at 4:30, 2 quarters of JV boys to follow (5:45 approximately). V girls will start at 6:15, V boys to follow.
Our second game with North Fayette Valley - Friday, January 21 - will now be played in Elkader.
The JH girls basketball game at Starmont has been postponed. 7-12 wresting will practice from 1:45-3:45 and 7-12 basketball will have an optional open gym from 2:00-3:45. Please call 245-1750 with any questions.
Activity updates for this evening. The JH wrestling meet at MFL Mar-Mac has been cancelled and will not be made up. Basketball vs. North Fayette Valley has been postponed, we will get the make up date out at a later time. We will have an update on JH girls basketball by 1:00 pm.
Grades 5-12 had a great performance tonight at their Instrumental Music Concert. They ended the night with Mr. Thomas leading everyone together for a Holiday Rock performance.
Congratulations to Keaton Klingman on placing first in the Clayton Country Soil and Water contest!
Please check out the Lost & Found in the Central Commons tonight when you attend the 5-12 instrumental concert! As you can see, there are LOTS of lost items.
Congratulations to Keaton Klingman on placing first in the Clayton County Soil and Water contest.
In the Know in the Nook: Pattison Sand Company
#ClaytonCountyBEST and Clayton County Development Group welcomed Pattison Sand to the nook today at Central. Students learned about the Pattison Sand Company and future job opportunities. Thank you to Sarah Dugan and Chance Harvey from Pattison's for stopping by and meeting with students.
Stay tuned for more upcoming programs from #InTheKnowInTheNook
https://youtu.be/u-sODWrkJAk
Be In the Know in the Nook!
On Wednesday, December 8th Central's #ClaytonCountyBEST in partnership with Clayton County Development Group, is pleased to welcome Sarah Dugan, SCRM-CP, VP of Human Resources from Pattison Sand Company to discuss career options with high school students during 5th period and lunch. Students are welcome to stop by the Nook in the Central Cafeteria from 11:15-12:15 to learn more about the great employment opportunities Pattison Sand Company has to offer.
This is the first of an ongoing series to increase student awareness of local job opportunities. Watch for more details.
#intheknowinthenook
#ClaytonCountyIowa
Central's Clayton County BEST in partnership with Clayton County Development Group is excited to launch a series of informational programs for Central students called "In the Know in the Nook".
This new program will focus on educating students on employment opportunities after high school. "In the Know in the Nook" will be a take on the college representative visits that have occurred in high schools for decades. This program will give local employers the same opportunity to talk directly to students about the variety of careers available right here in Clayton County.
Often county residents are unaware of the vast assortment of global employment opportunities available right here at home. While many do not require post-secondary schooling or have help available for students to pay for the training they need, many also have opportunities awaiting students after a college degree.
At “In the Know in the Nook,” students will have the opportunity to speak directly with people from a local business or industry in a small group setting to learn more about what they have to offer.
Please encourage your high school students to stop down in the Nook in the cafeteria on Wednesdays during 5th period or lunch (11:15-12:15). There will be information set up all week in the Nook for both students and community members to look at but a representative from the business will be there personally to talk to students on Wednesdays.
We are going to kick off out presentations with a visit from PATTISON SAND COMPANY on December 8th.
This is a great opportunity for students to explore their options and for Clayton County to continue to grow and thrive using our homegrown talent.
Thank you to the many great businesses for their support!
#ClaytonCountyBEST #ClaytonCountyIowa
Mrs. Meyer's 6th grade science students became chemists today as they were observing the characteristics of the interactions that occur when they mix pairs of known substances!
Please check Central's activity calendar for a few changes in our basketball start times for the upcoming weeks. https://www.central.k12.ia.us/page/activities-calendar
Central is still looking for a custodian. Hours can be flexible and we could consider part time. Please contact the district office for more information, 563-245-1751.
Central Elementary students working on trust and empathy during our CCS assembly!
Central students showing off their learning to the STEM Counsel today!
Winter Clothing Tree
Did you know that Central has its very own coffee cafe in the foyer of the school? Central Perk Cafe is open at 7:40 every Wednesday and Friday morning serving Coffee, Lattes, Tea, Hot Chocolate, and 100% Fruit Smoothies. All beverages meet the nutritional guidelines for sale to high school students during the school day.
Central Perk Gift Punch Cards make a great gift for high school students and staff! With a $20 or $10 gift card you have access to our full menu without having to carry cash or even keep track of the card. We will keep it for you! If you redeem your entire $20 card we will even give you a free drink!
If you are interested in purchasing a card please contact agritzner@central.k12.ia.us.
Central Perk has added some exciting holiday flavors! Stop by tomorrow morning and check out our new peppermint, s’mores, pumpkin pie, and brown sugar. Or try some new combinations such as peach cobbler (brown sugar and peach) or peppermint hot chocolate. The possibilities are endless!
A big thank you to Brown’s Family of Car Dealerships for supporting our student-of-the-month program. Each month we recognize one student-athlete and one Fine Arts student for individual character and habits that lead to success.
The November Student-Athlete of the Month is described as, “an easy selection due to their work ethic in the sport so far this season as well as the off-season.” The coach added, “energy this student-athlete brings to practice is a must have that makes the rest of the team better.” Since last season this student-athlete has improved as an individual which has given the team better options and improved our opportunity for success. After two years of being a leader by example, she has also become a vocal leader that understands the importance of communication on defense. She is a student of the game who has put in a lot of time watching film on the opponents. Recently in a big game on Rivalry Saturday at Kirkwood, this hard work paid off in key moments that led to a big win. This success was reflective of mental preparation throughout the season. Finally, her drive to make her teammates better in practice, dedication to the mental aspect of basketball, and competitiveness in competition are why she has been selected as the student-athlete of the month. The November Student-Athlete of the Month is Delaney Scherf.
The November Fine Arts Student of the Month is described by the coaches as pleasant to work with and very dependable. This student is very coachable and open to suggestions from others. During the fall play, they were very reliable for both communication and diligent focus during rehearsals both on and offstage. They learned their lines in a timely way and were supportive of their classmates during the process. They have also shown much improvement and displayed a major growth in talent throughout the rehearsal process of the play. The November Fine Arts Student of the Month is Aly Feickert.
The Central Madrigal will be singing at the Holiday Walk. Reservations can be made by calling 563-245-1516.
Facebook Event: https://fb.me/e/2WyyekTpO
Webpage: https://www.claytoncountyconservation.org/event-details/osborne-holiday-walk-1
