Hey Warrior Families - Don't forget to move those clocks up this Sunday!
The 1st graders enjoyed hot cocoa and cookies today while reading. They chose the toppings for their cocoa and had to do a little work to get the cocoa.
Kindergarten had a blast celebrating READ ACROSS AMERICA WEEK with a "sleep day," drawing the Cat in the Hat, acting out The Sneetches, and many other fun activities!
Calling all music lovers and supporters of our youngest rock stars! Are you ready to experience a night filled with musical magic? Get ready to be blown away at the 5-8 solo ensemble happening tonight from 5:30 to 7:30! Center 1 is located in the music room and Center 2 is located in Makerspace. So, why not join us for an evening of musical marvels? Let's cheer on these young talents as they take the "stage" and fill the air with their beautiful melodies! Don't miss out on the chance to support our future stars. See you there!
READ ACROSS AMERICA Week continues and today was all about Green Eggs and Ham!
READ AROSS AMERICA Week continues and today Central 3rd grade students took time to read to our Preschool and JK students. What a treat and it looks like some siblings got to spend some time together too!
This year, Central's 7-12 assemblies have a heavy emphasis about being WORTHY! Finding and appreciating the value within ourselves and others.
March's "Worthy Wednesday" assembly theme was about "March into Motivation" and learning about Enneagrams [personality types] to gain a better understanding of your areas of weakness to help you take advantage of and utilize your strengths as we head into the home stretch of our school year for a strong finish!
The senior class was our "Price is Right" game show prize winners for some extra fun and activities at school which include: an ice cream social, Pedretti's before class, being 1st to lunch for the whole month, and ending the month with a trip to the Elkader Cinema for a movie showing.
Our 3 worthy warrior winners are pictured here!
These students regularly follow and act according to Central's CCS [Caring, Committed, Safety] guidelines for making positive choices. Throughout the month, they are nominated by teachers and from the list of nominations, 1 winner is randomly selected from each grade category. The 3 winning students receive a prize package for their excellence, and every student on the list receives a piece of "Werther's" candy and a WORTHY sticker.
7/8 - Blair Scherf
9/10 - Rayanne Dunlap
11/12 - Alyssa Schmitt
A Warrior Reminder: 2024 Spring Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Tuesday, March 12th from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Thursday, March 14th from 2:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Central School.
We will have an early dismissal next Thursday and NO SCHOOL on that Friday!
5th graders participated in an Osborne presentation with Ms. Abbey called, Earth Rules. They learned about Earth in correlation to the other planets in our solar system!
6th graders sporting their crazy socks in honor of Read Across America week and Dr. Seuss's Fox in Socks book!
Today, Central Senior, Jaydin Dettman signed her official “Letter of Intent” committing to Upper Iowa University’s Cross Country and Track & Field programs. Jaydin will start classes in Fayette in the fall, majoring in Exercise Science and Pre-Health. Congratulations Jaydin! We are WARRIOR PROUD!!!
Central strength and conditioning students tested their 1 rep maxes last week. Six students reached new milestones of their combined bench - squat - power clean lifts earning themselves lifting club shirts! Way to work, Warriors!!!
Mrs. Kremer's 4th graders had fun reading Dr. Seuss books to our kindergarten friends in Mrs. Zittergruen's class today!
Dear Parents/Guardians,
We have seen scattered cases of Conjunctivitis (also known as pink eye) throughout the school in the last couple of weeks, but significantly higher cases this week. Pink eye is a highly contagious illness of the eye(s). We are asking that you take a minute each morning to assess your children. If you notice any of the following, please keep your child home from school:
-Red, blood-shot eye(s)
-Yellow or green drainage or dried matter in or around the eye(s)
-Itching or burning in the eye(s)
-Pain or swelling around the eyes (usually from itching or rubbing the eye(s))
If your child has any of these symptoms, he/she could have pink eye and your family provider should be to be contacted to set up an evaluation/treatment.
How can you help control the spread?
-Careful and thorough hand washing before and after touching the eyes, nose, and mouth.
-Careful disinfection of objects that are commonly touched by hands or faces such as table, doorknobs, telephones, and toys.
-People with white or yellow discharge or significant redness should see their healthcare provider for assessment before returning to school. Students with bacterial conjunctivitis may return to school after a full 24 hours on antibiotics. Viral conjunctivitis may return upon provider’s discretion, usually after the acute stage.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me,
Thanks for your help in assisting with prevention of illness in our children,
Meghan Bergan, BSN, RN
Central Community School Nurse
563-245-1472
The 1st and 5th graders teamed up to celebrate Read Across America Week! Great reading Warriors!!!
Central's 6th grade students spend some time with the 2nd grade classes celebrating Read Across America. 6th graders read to 2nd graders and 2nd graders read to 6th graders.A fun afternoon.
These 5th graders are celebrating Read Across America Week with PJs and reading The Sleep Book by Dr. Seuss!
Select junior high members had a blast performing at the Tri-State Honor Band in Decorah on Saturday! It was a day filled with learning and tons of music making. It is exciting to see the dedication and hard work of our musicians!
Upcoming Warrior Events for the week!
Congratulations to our Worthy Warriors for the week! Worthy Warriors are selected each week kindergarten through fifth grade. Students chosen have gone above and beyond in showing our Caring, Commitment, and Safety expectations. Keep up the great work...and GO WARRIORS!
