You can catch the Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles in a Varsity Double Header tonight in Monona. Games start at 5:00! Good Luck, WarEagles!!!
Congratulations to these four Central Community FFA members! They had a strong finish yesterday at state! 28 chapters and 102 individuals participated in the event and they all settled in the top half individually with Keaton and Henry placing individually!
Wishing the best to these four Central Warriors competing today!!!
Thank you Janis and Jane at the Elkader Floral Shop for helping Central Community FFA members learn the team event for their state contest next week! We appreciate your expertise and partnership!
On the schedule for tonight.... The WarEagles will be at Postville! JV will be up first, with Varsity to follow. Go WarEagles!!!
Tomorrow is the first pick up day for Central's Summer Food Program and these ladies have been hard at work to make it happen!
We look forward to seeing many familiar faces tomorrow!!!
Good Luck to our Lady Warriors this evening!!!
Testimonial Tuesday - From time to time, we receive feedback from people who have recently been provided great guidance and support or experienced something worth mentioning. Promoting positive experiences is something we feel should not only be focused on, but shared with all of you. Today's testimonial was shared from Central Food Service Employee, Mrs. Lori Bunting, following her recent retirement.
If you have recently had an experience that you feel is worth noting, please email administration and share what positive impact has been made on your student and or family. We always enjoy hearing about these experiences!
A Message from Central Superintendent....
A recap of last night's WarEagles ball games...
Game 1 L 7-0 vs Kee
Kee was the first to get on the board in the second scoring one run. Kee extended their early lead with two runs in the top of the third thanks to 2 RBI singles. Jack Scherf stepped on the mound first for Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles. The starting pitcher surrendered eight hits and six runs over five innings, striking out one and walking three. Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles were sure-handed and didn't commit a single error. Braxton Bormann made the most plays with four.
Game 2 L 12 - 6 vs Kee
Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles had trouble keeping up with Kee in a 12-6 loss on Monday.
Kee got on the board in the top of the first inning after a sacrifice bunt, and a hit each scoring one run. Kee added to their early lead in the top of the third inning. Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh on a home run to center field by Kahne Bolsinger. Mason Loan pitched three and two-thirds innings in relief for Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles. The righty gave up seven hits and four runs while, striking out two and walking two. Owen Hammersland stepped on the bump first for Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles. They allowed four hits and six runs over three innings, striking out one and walking five. Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles accumulated 11 hits in the game. Bolsinger led Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles with two runs batted in. Bolsinger went 1-for-3 on the day. Max Nuehring went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles in hits. Braxton Bormann and Jack Scherf each collected multiple hits for the WarEagles. Isaac Loan stole two bases. WarEagles ran wild on the base paths, collecting five stolen bases for the game.
This evening, the Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles will travel to Calmar to take on South Winn. Varsity will start at 4:30, JV to follow. Come out and show your support!!!
The WarEagles are at HOME tonight! Varsity Double Header starts at 4:00. Go WarEagles!!!
Central Girls Softball is headed to Waukon this afternoon! Varsity will start at 5:30 and JV will follow. GO WARRIORS!!!
The Central Girls Softball Team will be on the field at HOME tomorrow. Tournament play starts at 9:00 am. Come out and support our Lady Warriors!
The Clayton Ridge Central WarEagles will be on the field tonight - Varsity will start us off at 4:00! Go WarEagles!!!
Warrior Families: Here is an opportunity to get some of our youngest Warriors in the gym and on the court! Every Wednesday, (beginning June 12), there will be an hour of open gym.
Please note: We do ask that "Little Warriors" be accompanied by an adult.
REMINDER:
The Summer Food Program will start on Thursday, June 6th. This program will run for 8 weeks throughout the summer, with the exception of delivery or pick up the first week in July.
If you have any questions please reach out to Mrs. Armstrong
The WarEagles are back at it today! JV starts at 10:00 am in West Union and you can catch the Varsity in Garnavillo for a double header, beginning at 4:00 pm. Come show your support!!!
Testimonial Tuesday - From time to time, we receive feedback from people who have recently been provided great guidance and support or experienced something worth mentioning. Promoting positive experiences is something we feel should not only be focused on, but shared with all of you. Today's testimonial was shared from Central Paraeducator, Mrs. Sue Breitsprecher, following her recent retirement.
If you have recently had an experience that you feel is worth noting, please email administration and share what positive impact has been made on your student and or family. We always enjoy hearing about these experiences!
What better way to spend the last day of school by hitting bullseyes and hanging out with Mrs. Erickson and Ms. Schmeling. Here are some photos from our AXEperience today. Thank you Turkey River AXEperience for a great morning!
Yesterday, Central Elementary had their final CCS Assembly. We recognized outstanding students with attendance of 98% and higher, students with good behavior, students with advanced rating on their ISASP Math and ELA tests. Also awarded were the 5th Grade Merit Awards, this year going to Emersyn Wiley and Ori Burke. This year's retirees were awarded with the Central Worthy Warrior - pictured here are Sue Breitsprecher, Jean Wiskus and Lisa Bente (missing from the photo: Lori Bunting)
It was a fun day, as teachers competed in some friendly competition racing across the gym in inflatables before Central students headed to Founder's Park for their annual year-end family picnic.
