Students in Mrs. Bond's Plant Science Class had a special guest who specializes in all things soil! Thank you Mr. Neil Sass!
Congratulations to the Worthy Warriors for the week of January 13th-17th! Thank you for showing care, commitment, and safety at school!
Hope everyone is staying warm! Here are the games and meets that are still scheduled for later today.
Varsity Boys Wrestling tonight at North Linn, Go Warriors!
Due to not all decisions being made regarding activities tonight, an update is available on the Google Document linked. Changes will be made as they come in rather than additional posts being made. Please reach out to your coach or Mr. Reinhart with questions.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O22RSCiRfXvQHt9-TybEZNG0IEGRa2I6wK7glG8w7y8/edit?usp=sharing
A decision about activities for this afternoon/evening will be made later today.
Central is closed tomorrow due to a cold weather warning. Stay safe everyone!
Hope all our Central Warriors are staying warm! We will see you tomorrow, but here is a peek at this weeks events.
No Driftless League today.
A group of Central softball players went to a pitching camp in Mankato, MN. They learned different drills and a variety of new pitches. It was a great learning experience!
Central students Sophia Rohner, Kaia Engelhardt, and Samuel Belser will be performing for the Marion Honor band held at Vernon Middle School today, 1/18. There is an admission fee of $6 for adults and $4 for students.
Address : 1350 4th Ave, Marion, IA 52302
Two of Central's own will be playing with the University of Dubuque Honor Band today! Congratulations to Declan Finley & Jesse Polkinghorn!
Good Luck Warriors!
Good luck JH Girls Wrestlers!
Looking for a job? Did you know Central Elkader is hiring? Send your resume/information to Mr. Trenkamp : ntrenkamp@central.k12.ia.us
It's Match Day - Good Luck Warriors!
These students in the LEAD class (Learners Empowered, Action Driven) showcased outstanding leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities throughout their project with the Central Preschool Teachers. These young women stepped up to the challenge with enthusiasm, applying the skills they've been developing to create something meaningful.
They were productive, adapting to challenges as they arose and working together to find solutions. Communication and teamwork were key as they completed the task at hand, all while fostering a sense of empowerment and responsibility.
In every step, these girls exhibited the very qualities that LEAD stands for—empowerment through learning and driven action. We are incredibly proud of their dedication and growth.
Well done, ladies! You truly embodied what it means to be leaders in action.
Fourth graders had their second Junior Achievement lesson with Ann McCorkindale. They were assigned a region and created businesses based on the resources of that region.
6th grade students brought materials from home to compete in an insulation contest for our Thermos Unit in Science. The craziest insulation that was brought in was dog and goat hair!
Central Warriors play at home tonight! Best of luck!
