
The class of 2025 is getting closer and closer to graduation! Today we celebrate Emily Romero who says her favorite teacher was Mr. Halbach and that her best memory of her time in high school was the 2024 Post Prom. She will be attending Concordia College in Moorhead for Pre-Medicine or Nursing. Underclassmen should pay attention to her advice: “Try to get the required credits, like language or vocational credits, done early to avoid a busy senior year.”


Last week Central Preschool classes celebrated Week of the Young Child! It was a fun-filled week celebrating young children and their families with hands-on, collaborative activities encouraging movement and healthy lifestyles through music, food, and art.
One of the highlights was a field trip to the Sustainable Safari in Burnsville where students got to pet, feed and learn about their rescue animals and how to help them survive.




Don’t forget that there is no school on Friday, April 18!


Students in Mr. Hallquist’s class got a visit last week from Jason Kuerschner from Edward Jones who spoke about Personal Finance!


Today’s Class of 2025 Senior Spotlight is Rebecca Sandeen! She says her favorite memories are junior year post prom and football games during her senior year. She plans to attend Winona State University in the fall, majoring in Biology on a Radiography path. Her advice to underclassmen is “just do your work, and don't be afraid to ask questions.”


Congratulations to our March high school award winners.

Reminder that today is the last day to buy your High School Yearbook. No extra books will be available for purchase, so make sure you buy yours today.
Yearbook Order Link:
https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/Vfu8uJp0vic5P0Epv5pToNxy


In case you missed it, The "Golden" Spring Fling will be taking place on Sunday, May 4 at Central Secondary School. This is a wonderful event for senior citizens to have dinner and dance! Tickets are available at Old National and Citizens State Bank and can be purchased through Friday, April 25. Don't miss out!


Let’s celebrate Abby Beltz who is our Senior Spotlight for the day! She has lots of favorite things about school with Mr. Wroge, Mr. Mesik, and Mrs. Street getting mentioned as favorite teachers. Her favorite school memories are all the school dances/prom and playing soccer. She will be attending Ridgewater College for Early Child Development and has great advice for underclassmen, “Don't be afraid to ask questions and ask for help in class and don't let assignments get past you."


The yearbook will be taking pictures for all of our high school clubs and activities tomorrow, Friday, April 11th. Students should report to the commons during their scheduled club time.


Mackenzie Simon is today’s Senior Spotlight! She says her favorite teacher was Mrs. Hammers and that her favorite memory is Junior Prom. She will be attending UMD next year and tells underclassmen to “Have fun and get your work done!”


Class of 2025 families, have you not seen your student featured in the Senior Spotlight series yet? That may mean that they haven’t filled out the spotlight form sent by Principal Larson yet. Do us a favor and bug them about it a bit and we will happily feature them!


Umpires Needed! Please consider helping out. If you are interested in umping for MS baseball or Softball please reach out to Kari Crown (kcrown@isd108.org) or Joe Kley (jkley@isd108.org). We have lots of opportunities available!


Mental Health Day will be held on May 16 and is a day for students at Central Secondary School to decompress, enjoy time with their peers, and get a well deserved break for working hard all year!
We are looking for donations of several items to make this day a success. If you are willing to donate any of the following items, it would be greatly appreciated! Items can be dropped off at either the elementary school or the secondary school (attention school counselors).
-Plastic pencil boxes that stay closed (we need a couple hundred total)
-Food storage boxes to use for zen gardens
-Zen garden figurines
-Smooth decorative small rocks
-Kinetic Sand
-Fine sand (decorative sand)
-Bracelet Making Kits
-Fleece for blankets
Or you can easily shop from the Mental Health Day Wish List on Amazon: https://a.co/gRSqrFc


Let’s celebrate Cali Fox! She says her favorite teacher was Mrs. Hammers and also tells underclassmen to “take college classes!” She plans to attend NDSCS and play softball after graduation.


Kellen Dose is today’s Class of 2025 Senior Spotlight! She says her favorite teachers were Mrs. Kester and Mr. Degler. She plans to attend the University of Lincoln Nebraska to study Forensic Science and hopes to eventually become a Crime Scene Investigator. Her advice for underclassmen? “Take college classes!!”


Middle School students had some great musical entertainment last week at their assembly with the award winning ensemble singers and a band of students sharing their talents!



In 6th grade art, students explored implied texture and repetition by creating dragon eyes. Using oil pastels with drawing and coloring techniques, they crafted bold and vibrant works of art.
Congratulations to the following artists of the week!
Sydney Rolloff
Aiden Joos
Willow Voigt
Savayah Brown





Nicholas Weege is part of the class of 2025 and says that senior year homecoming was his favorite high school memory and that Mr. Degler is his favorite teacher. He plans to finish OSUT AIT and go to NDSU for mechanical engineering after graduation. His advice for others is “Enjoy high school and make good friends, but make the most of the opportunities here while you can!”


Have you registered for preschool or kindergarten for the 2025-26 school year yet? Learn more about what Central Public Schools has to offer and enroll today!
https://www.isd108.org/page/new-student-registration




