Danielle Shea spoke with Central's Personal Finance students about investing. Thank you for taking the time to visit.
Thank you to everyone who attended the Central band concert last night and to all who donated towards the new tuba. $670.50 was raised.
Mini Cheer Camp
Ms. Gritzner’s environmental project monitoring class attended the Clayton County Energy District breakfast about electric cars on Friday.
Eddy, Ms. Gunderson’s bearded dragon came to visit her classes. He’s also went to the 5th graders as they’re learning about meal worms & those are one of the foods they eat.
Awesome job Central Band Department!
The birds will be happy this winter!
Preschool is busy spreading more holiday cheer!
Due to injuries to the Kee girls basketball team, the JV girls game for tomorrow night at Kee High has been cancelled. Order of events will be as follows:
4:45 - JV Boys
6:15 - Varsity Girls
to follow - Varsity Boys
Abbey, from Osborne, came to speak to the Central 4th graders about artifacts from the past and how they were used.
Just a reminder, tonight we have a soup supper and instrumental concert.
The Food Science class baked pies with home made crust as part of the “Science of Baking” unit. Our guest judges shared comments with the students. The pies were enjoyed by all.
Students in Life Changes 1 learned about the importance of proper posture and good body mechanics to stay healthy and avoid injury. Thanks to Jackie Bormann, DPT, for coming to our class.
The Art Fundamentals class recently completed a collaborative drawing project featuring the architecture of Elkader. The talent is amazing!
Central Community School has a 3'X6' wood shed built out of treated lumber with a shingled roof up for bid. The minimum bid should be no less than $150.
All bids should be sent or delivered to Central Community School by December 20th by 8:00 AM.
Any questions, please call 245-1751
Mr Reinhart presented to Mr. Wilwert's Personal Finance class about Mutual Funds.
Thank you to the Central chorus students, Mrs. Bauder and Mr. Douglas for the beautiful holiday music this morning.
Central 4th graders participated in their December taste testing for the Healthy Students Healthy Schools. December's food items: Jicama & Cherry Tomatoes. Due to Jicama being locally unavailable, we used Rutabaga (another item in the turnip family).
Through the Healthy Students Healthy Schools grant, the 4th grade nutrition education lesson consisted of playing a game with food item cards on their backs. The other students had to answer yes or no questions to help that student determine what food item they "were."
Act of kindness by 4th graders. Students wrote a positive message or quote and attached it to a sucker for the 5th graders.
