At Central Elementary, our 3rd Graders are collecting various items to make donation boxes for community members that can be delivered during our Service Learning Day in December. Students will be caroling and spreading holiday cheer in the towns of Grenola, Cambridge, Burden, and Atlanta. Thank you for helping our students meet their donation goals!
Good luck to the JH BB team as the boys and girls open their season tonight at home against Belle Plaine! If you are unable to attend, the games will be streamed on Hudl.
https://fan.hudl.com/United-States/KS/Burden/organization/19511/Central-High-School-KS
LAST CALL FOR RESERVATIONS!!
Central Elementary's Annual Thanksgiving Feast- Families and Community Members Invited! Reservation Link: https://forms.gle/C7exJ8wXZ2dkEctR9 Online payment Link: https://cesthanksgiving2023.itemorder.com/
Put this date on your calendar to come out and support the HS girls basketball team at Pizza Ranch on November 27.
Have a great week CJSHS Raider Families! 6 school days until Thanksgiving break! Let's finish strong!
CJSHS Raider Family Weekly Update - https://www.smore.com/u8h9e
Central Elementary Bits and Bites Newsletter for the Week of November 13th-16th:
https://www.smore.com/np9j8
Raider Athletic Update for November 13 - 18.
During Central Elementary's Thanksgiving Feast on Tuesday November 21st, we will be hosting a Turkey drawing for families. If you or your company would like to donate to the cause, please call the school at 438-3195 or email llittrell@usd462.org. Thank you for your help!
Central Elementary is looking for a Preschool Teacher to join our team! Please share!
Please contact Lindsay Littrell at llittrell@usd462.org or 438-3195
We will be hosting our first JH basketball game of the year this Tuesday against Belle Plaine. Please make sure we make an effort to have good sportsmanship and support the kids and coaches.
The high school football program held a steak dinner tonight to celebrate the successes of their season.
A big thank you to Walnut Valley Meats for providing the steaks and thank you to Mr. Schaffer, Mr. Atkins and Mr. Lowe for helping feed the team.
Taylor Dory finished up a FIRE unit today in Mr. Groene and Mr. Whitehill's class by letting students demo the correct use of fire extinguishers! Thank you Taylor for teaching our students this hands on and important safety measure.
CJSHS students will kick off their fall donation drive on Monday! Reach out to a STUCO member if you have questions.
We need your input! As USD 462 works to create and align our Mission, Vision and Goals, we invite community patrons and families to help us finalize our Mission Statement. Please take the time to choose your top selection using the below link:
https://forms.gle/J9RduV4YznB9rdXD7
During Central Elementary's Thanksgiving Feast on Tuesday November 21st, we will be hosting a Turkey drawing for families. If you or your company would like to donate to the cause, please call the school at 438-3195 or email llittrell@usd462.org. Thank you for your help!
Central Elementary's Annual Thanksgiving Feast- Families and Community Members Invited! Reservation Link: https://forms.gle/C7exJ8wXZ2dkEctR9 Online payment Link: https://cesthanksgiving2023.itemorder.com/
Central Elementary is looking for a Preschool Teacher to join our team! Please share!
Please contact Lindsay Littrell at llittrell@usd462.org or 438-3195
Congratulations to our JH Spelling Bee Winners! Mark you Calendar for December 4th at CES for the District Spelling Bee.
7th Grade
1st Colby Nutter
2nd Dakota Bell
3rd Lilea Weigle
4th Dylan Hanson
1st Alternate Matthew Henderson
2nd Alternate Malorie Prater
8th Grade
1st Annica Shaw
2nd Lexi Clark
3rd Rylynn David
4th Piper Stevens
1st Alternate Harleigh Tatum
2nd Alternate Brylee Schooley
CJSHS English Language Arts students did a great job this past week writing and performing skits in class. They were so creative and had a blast. Great job Mrs. Parsons!
So excited to see the finished results from the woodworking principles class on their 1st projects. Students constructed a total of 28, 3 & 5 tier planters. Great job Mr. Whitehill and students!!
