Central Elementary students were recognized at our PTO meeting for being “Student of the Month” for September.

August 12, 2021 Thursday Logan Aquaic Center From 7:00-8:30 Bring your towel, Parents, a suit and a SMILE! We hope to see all of our Central Elementary Students

Central Elementary hosted the monthly PTO meeting and our Student of the Month” for December and January were recognized. These students represent what Central Elementary expects from great students.

Central Elementary wants to recognize the Student of the Month nominees for October and November. These students are role models at Central Elementary, they represent responsible citizens. These students follow and lead the RESPECT model we follow in our school. Responsible, Educated, Safe, Proud, Encouraging, Considerate, Tolerant

Central Elementary School’s third and fourth graders had a visit from WNBA Star Katie Smith on November 27th. Katie spoke to the students about having a passion for something in their life: whether it be animals, sports, school, etc.

Central Elementary wants to recognize the Student of the Month nominees for September. These students are role models at Central Elementary, they represent responsible citizens. They follow and lead the RESPECT model we follow in our school.

Kindergarten students in Mrs. Wilson's class made flags and practiced saying the Pledge Of Allegiance in honor of Patriot Day. We discussed what the flag looked like long ago and today. We also shared ways to be a good citizen. We are thankful for our flag and our country.

Rural Action volunteered with the third graders to support our learning about life science. Students created posters listing living, once alive and non-living things. Students also put living things into categories to facilitate their learning about classification.

Right to Read Week at Central Elementary! The students had a busy, fun-filled week participating in a variety of reading & writing nature activities, and focusing on ways they can make the world a better place. The best part of it all? Every student was given a day to become an explorer of nature, outside of the classroom!

While visiting a few classrooms at Central Elementary, one will see each teacher go in what seems like a million directions, instructing, listening, comforting, all with an envious sense of calm. They offer individual or small group guidance, while maintaining full classroom control, with steady interruptions by inquisitive minds.