This morning, Central students in Kindergarten and First Grade came out to a fun surprise. Someone hid bunnies and eggs in the rock wall and around the trees for the kids to find! Thank you to whoever planned this "surprise"!
As we begin the official countdown to graduation day, please help us celebrate Central's Class of 2024! Congratulations to Senior - Makayla Erickson!
Tuesday's High School Boys and Girls Track & Field Meet scheduled to be at West Delaware has been postponed due to forecasted weather. The meet will be ran on Thursday, March 28 with the same schedule - Field Events 4:15, Running 4:45.
The 2024-2025 School Calendar has been approved!
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!
As we begin the official countdown to graduation day, please help us celebrate Central's Class of 2024! Congratulations to Senior - Gabe Erickson!
Please join us for a fantastic night of music on Monday evening, as our high school students present their solo and ensemble recital. There will be solos, duets, trios, quartets, and a small choir... all to delight your ears! See you there!
~ REMINDER - PLEASE SIGN UP BY TUESDAY, MARCH 26 ~
Central will be providing breakfast and lunch this summer to any interested families. This will come at NO COST to any families who would like to participate. These meals will be offered during the months of June and July, with NO meals July 1st-5th. If you would like to participate in this program, please complete the sign-up, no later than Tuesday, March 26.
Sign-up Link: https://forms.gle/VLvuMcTGrcwJsLQh6
At this time, pickup/delivery dates and times pending and more details will be available as we approach the end of the school year.
A Warrior Reminder: Central students will have a short week!
Upcoming Warrior Events for the WEEK!
Central will be providing breakfast and lunch this summer to any interested families.
This will come at NO COST to any families who would like to participate.
These meals will be offered during the months of June and July, with NO meals July 1st-5th.
If you would like to participate in this program, please complete the sign-up, no later than Tuesday, March 26.
Sign-up Link: https://forms.gle/VLvuMcTGrcwJsLQh6
At this time, pickup/delivery dates and times pending and more details will be available as we approach the end of the school year.
As we begin the official countdown to graduation day, please help us celebrate Central's Class of 2024! Congratulations to Senior - Caitlyn Druecker!
Mentoring becomes a legacy and is one of the greatest gifts you can give to others. Have you ever thought about getting more involved? Do you have experience to share with others? Interested in giving back? If this is YOU, please consider sharing your time and talents and get involved! Coaching isn't for everyone, but those that are interested, we ask that you please consider reaching out.
Nature in the Neighborhood with 6th Grade! Great day to be a Warrior!
Fifth graders earned their third quarter reading goals and enjoyed some park time before winter sets back in!
As we begin the official countdown to graduation day, please help us celebrate Central's Class of 2024! Congratulations to Senior - Kale Doeppke!
Third graders are in the middle of their Junior Achievement lessons led by local volunteer, Danielle Shea. Here the students are learning what it means to be an entrepreneur by creating their own food trucks.
Tomorrow is March 21 (3-21) and the date not only represents World Down Syndrome Day, but also the extra chromosome that people with Down Syndrome carry. Most of us are born with 23 pairs of chromosomes, but people with Down Syndrome are born with 3 copies of their 21st chromosome.
Why crazy socks? When looking at a karyotype (a picture of our chromosomes, stained for viewing under a microscope), the chromosomes look like paired socks. The staining makes them look striped, appearing much like crazy, mismatched socks. Pictured here with Isabella, are chromosomes that we are referring to. Can you see where the idea came from???
Wearing crazy socks doesn’t stop there! People like the idea of mismatched socks to promote the celebration of our differences. Wearing fun and bright socks is also a great reminder of the joy that people with Down Syndrome bring to the lives of many daily. Plus, who doesn’t have a pair of mismatched socks, so this is something in which anyone can easily participate.
Central Warriors, tomorrow's the day! Let's see all the crazy socks!!! #RockYourSocks #WorldDownSyndromeDay
As we begin the official countdown to graduation day, please help us celebrate Central's Class of 2024! Congratulations to Senior - Noah Diersen
In 5th grade, students are learning about the rotation of the Earth. Student wore North America on the front and Asia on the back and rotated around the sun they made on their axis. They also realized that if they stopped just at the point they could see the sun, it was sunrise and the opposite for sunset. What was happening in Asia during this time though? Students where able to see that it was the exact opposite of where we are now. Physically moving to understand a concept is one of the great ways to learn!
