Congratulations to soon-to-be graduate, Katelyn Heuer! She plans on attending Alexandria Technical and Community College and will study Speech Language Pathology as well as continue playing volleyball.
Her advice is a daily reminder for students to not stand in the hallways, it is for walking! :)
7 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
The National Honor Society of Central High School held its annual Induction Ceremony on Sunday, April 12, 2026. The guest speaker was Isabella Miller, a 2025 graduate and former NHS president from Central High School. She spoke of how her NHS experience and the four pillars of NHS (Leadership, Character, Service, and Scholarship) in high school has affected her college experience.
We also inducted our newest members, celebrated our graduating seniors, and appointed officers!
Congratulations to Evan Brown who will be attending Crown College and continuing his Track career!
7 days ago, High School
Congratulations to Evan Brown, Parker Honl, Brayden Dent, Kyson Evenski, Katelyn Heuer, Grace Cummins, Ava Dose, and Avery Smith, who all signed letters of intent to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level! More information about each athlete will be shared soon—stay tuned.
8 days ago, High School
Here’s to our next member of the Class of 2026! April Henkel plans on attending Minnesota State University in Mankato and will be majoring in nursing.
To get a head start on your career, she recommends younger students to take as many college courses as they can during high school.
9 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
🏈 **Varsity Football Coach Opening** 🏈
We are currently seeking a **Varsity Football Head Coach** to lead and grow our football program. This position is an opportunity to develop student-athletes, build a strong team culture, and positively impact our school community.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate strong leadership, a commitment to character development, and a passion for helping athletes succeed both on and off the field.
📌 Responsibilities include: • Leading the varsity football program • Developing student-athletes and assistant coaches • Promoting sportsmanship, teamwork, and accountability • Supporting the mission and values of our school
Please share to help us find the next leader of our program!
10 days ago, Serenity Cox
Last week, our Preschool had a visit from a scientist from The Science Crew, and put on their thinking caps to become real scientists! With wide eyes and excited giggles, they explored what happens when things fizzle, pop, and BOOM!
First came the fizzle — tiny bubbles danced and tickled as our little scientists watched a bubbly reaction come to life. Each student also got to make their own fizzle with a take home experiment. Then came the pop — surprise sights and sounds that made everyone jump and laugh!
And finally… the BOOM! — a colorful burst of excitement that had the whole room cheering.
Through hands-on discovery, our preschoolers practiced imagining, observing, and describing what they saw. Science isn’t just fun — it builds curiosity, confidence, and big thinking skills!
10 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
ATHLETIC UPDATES!!! The Varsity SOFTBALL game has been moved up to 4:00 today at the Sports Complex. The C Squad Track meet at Tri-City United has been CANCELLED.
11 days ago, Kari Crown
We’re proud to continue our senior spotlights! Congratulations to Evan Brown! After graduation, he plans on attending college to earn a theology degree.
His advice for underclassmen, “Strive for excellence, not the bare minimum.”
11 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
Middle School award winners for March
14 days ago, Serenity Cox
Congratulations to Ava Dose! She plans on attending Minnesota State Community and Technical College in Fergus Falls to major in sonography/echocardiography and will continue her athletic career in volleyball.
Coming from a student athlete, her advice for underclassmen, “Don’t be afraid to be loud in the student section!”
14 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
Here’s to our next senior spotlight! After graduation, Carter Backstrom plans to join the workforce in the plumbing industry.
He encourages younger students to take advantage of all of the benefits high school has to offer. The high school years go by fast, so he recommends that students have fun and enjoy the memories!
16 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
Central Public Schools got to be a part of the Cologne LEOS Annual Easter Bunny Trail yesterday and connect with families about all of programs we have available. What a great community event!
18 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
We are currently seeking a Varsity Wrestling Coach to lead and grow our wrestling program. This position will focus on developing student-athletes, promoting a strong team culture, and growing a competitive program. If you are passionate about mentoring athletes and advancing the sport of wrestling, we encourage you to apply.
Congratulations to Braelyn Jens! She plans on attending Montana State University and will major in marketing and minor in photography. Her advice for younger students is, “Be the one who makes others feel included.”
An extra shout out to Braelyn for designing the template that was used for this year’s Senior Spotlight!
18 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
📣 6-8th Grade Parents, this is your chance to learn all about the upcoming 2027 Washington, D.C. trip!
Join us in the school auditorium on Wed, Apr. 8 at 5:30 p.m. We'll cover everything you need to know for this exciting adventure!
18 days ago, Central Public Schools Communications
Reminder that prom tickets are on sale until Friday, April 17th. Tickets can be purchased in the payment portal, and all class dues need to be paid before signing up for a table. Let Ms. Street know if you have any questions.
18 days ago, High School
The Hall of Fame Committee is looking for nominations for 2026. Please fill out this form https://forms.gle/r6RQcefcQKu8g7Gt8 with as much information as possible. You do not have to have all of the information; the more you can share about your nominee, the better.