The January CCS Assembly Winners spent the afternoon bowling at Leisure Time in Prairie du Chien. Nice job Warriors! What a great way to start a Monday!
A Warrior Reminder: Central students will have NO School next Monday!
The January Fine Arts Student of the Month is described as a student who is always willing to help and wants to perform anything and everything. This student has helped with performances for classes they are not even apart of and is a huge asset to the group. Teachers describe this student as extremely reliable, someone who takes initiative to practice, and also help others practice. They went on to say, “he is someone who is just fun to work with and watch lead and grow!” The January Fine Arts Student of the Month is Jesse Polkinghorn.
The January Student-Athlete of the Month is described as a key individual in the team’s success this season and recent improvements to the team’s performance. Coaches have noted that the time spent in the gym during the offseason has made a huge difference in both individual and team success this year. Opponents have noted the offensive threat this basketball player can be, but this student-athlete is making a big impact with teammates with a strong defensive presence. Passing the basketball has been a huge strength, allowing teammates to be involved in the game. Finally, this student-athlete is someone we can rely on to be at school and practice when they are not feeling 100%. Coaches said, “we appreciate your commitment and leadership in this way, which other athletes can look to as a role model in how to do things correctly.” The January Student-Athlete of the Month is Ashlyn Scherf.
The Art Booth at Central's Carnival this weekend was a big hit! With the newly added caricature drawings this year, artwork was completed by juniors, Jillian Finley and Alexis Thiese. Other students, Elsie Shaw, Isabella Schantz, Chance Plagman and Caitlin Mussmann, also did a fantastic job with face painting, hennas, and tattoos. even Mrs. Lechtenberg jumped in on the fun at the end of the night.
Central Girls will travel to Kee High on Tuesday night for the 2nd Round of Girls Class 1A Regional play.
ALL tickets must be purchased in advance.
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Upcoming Warrior Events for the Week!
District Results!
Congratulations to Braxton Bormann on qualifying to the Iowa High School State Wrestling Tournament with a 2nd place finish at 126 lbs!
Other participating wrestlers today were Jamison Feickert at 113 lbs., Preston Kulper at 150 lbs., and Isaiah Burns at 157 lbs. Everyone left everything on the mat today and competed their hearts out. More information will come out next week regarding the state tournament.
We have one more week of competition so let’s be sure to support Braxton next week as he vies for some hardware down at the Well! Go Warriors!
Central Boys will travel to Starmont this Monday night. Tickets for the Boys District Class 1A Basketball game are now available to purchase. All tickets MUST be purchased in advance. Ticket link: https://www.iahsaa.org/tickets/
Central Fine Arts Boosters will hold the 69th Annual CARNIVAL this weekend. See you there!!!
Dennis Regling is coming to Central Community School, with his presentation of “The Magic of Science”.
This fun-filled, lively and exciting show is geared towards a better understanding of Science and Technology and is fit for audiences of all ages. Packed with laughs and the unexpected, this presentation will enthuse and motivate both young learners and adults alike. This show is filled with amazing demonstrations of Math, Physics, Electricity, Chemistry. Air Pressure and Optical Illusions.
Mr. Dennis shows how magicians use science to fool us. Unlike many science shows, Mr. Dennis actually explains the science that make the demonstrations work in easy to understand language. Students will learn simple definitions of important science words.
Forty five minutes of fun and laughter really is forty five minutes of learning. Make plans to join us next week!
Central Girls Basketball won their 1st round Regional basketball game over Tripoli. It was a well rounded offensive game with eight different players in the scoring column. A night with a lot of physical play, the team came out with a good defensive mindset in the first half. The Warriors built a 26 point lead in the third quarter and cruised in the fourth quarter for a 58-31 victory. A big shout out to our fans for coming out to support the girls.
- Coach Wiley
Central Student Council is still accepting LOCKER HEART Orders for Valentine's Day. Deadline is tomorrow - Friday, February 9th. If you need an order form, paper copies are available in the office.
Please note, there are options, in addition to the traditional locker hearts. Special deliveries can be made during lunch and advisory periods, as well. Family & Friends, this is a great opportunity to declare how much you love all the crazy things your kids do!
Thank you to Jillian Hermann at The Collective for hosting our Lives through Letters group today. Members were able to spend the afternoon learning simple and creative ways to create cards for Valentine's Day. The cards will be delivered to the Elkader Nursing home for residents to enjoy. The Collective will be set up this weekend for anyone who would like to stop in and create their own cards.
Some very lucky Warriors had some special visitors on the playground today! The Baade Family has 16 new little ones to start, with one mama to go! Thank you, Catherine Baade for sharing all these precious babies with our Warriors! Sounds like the kids LOVED it!!!
Congratulations to Gracie Cummer, as she is headed to All-State for her Solo Mime Presentation. She will be performing in Ames on Saturday, February 17th.
Ms. Abbey from Osborne presented, “Classified Information” to the 5th grade science classes. Students learned about the different classification groups and how to determine a fishes group. Students enjoyed the clues used to solve each fish classification situation!
The Central Music Department started fundraising efforts this week, as they work towards the 2025 Music Trip. If you would like to support them, in any way, please reach out to current 7th-11th grade band and chorus students.
Today, Mr. Bergan and nine students spent the day in Edgewood, where they received a good mix of applied science, math, and technology from almost 20 different industries today at the High-Demand Skilled Trades event hosted at Kendrick's Forest Products.
