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Central High senior, Mickey Sloat, was chosen for the prestigious honor of working in the Secondary Student Training Program (SSTP), an extension of the Belin-Blank program through the University of Iowa. For six weeks, Mickey worked with her research mentor, Dr. Manak, to study fruit flies in connection with Epilespy… Read more
Superintendent, Dr. Art Tate; District CFO, Marsha Tangen; and State Representative, Phyllis Thede, visited Mid City High’s Iowa Youth Congress students to discuss a bill they’re working on to address funding equality for Iowa students.… Read more
Congratulations to Army JROTC on their financial award from the American Legion. Mr. George Reyes (left) presented Blue Devil Battalion Commander, Matt Gonzales (right), with a $1,000 check from the American Legion of Iowa.… Read more
North High Drama students are hard at work preparing for their fall play, Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, which tells the story of Joe Keller, whose lies about his business partner’s committing a crime during World War II are about to be unraveled. Stagecraft students have designed the show posters… Read more
Several student dancers with Quad Cities Ballet Folklorico stopped by the district’s Achievement Service Center today, to perform traditional dances as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept 15th – Oct 15th).… Read more
Maddie Gowey was nominated by her Talented and Gifted Adviser, Mrs. Heninger, and after a rigorous interview process, was selected to spend a week representing Central High at Girls State at Drake University. During her experience, Maddie learned about college life as well as about local and state government operations… Read more
School Counselor, Mrs. Reed (left), received an award in New Orleans on July 12th from the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) to celebrate Garfield Elementary as a Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP). RAMP designations are given at the culmination of a school’s implementation of a comprehensive, data-driven school counseling program.… Read more
Central High’s Travis Stanger (left) and Logan Van Itallie (right) were two of the only three students from Iowa selected to compete for scholarship money and the chance to attend the world competition at the U.S. National Microsoft Office Specialist competition in Orlando, Florida; they were among the 108 total… Read more
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