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  • Friday Focus – April 24, 2026

    FRIDAY FOCUS Here’s a look at the happenings across Central 301 this week: Your Voice MattersCentral 301 Families – take our Communication Feedback Survey for us to better understand how families receive information across Central 301. It will only take a few minutes and help guide how we improve moving forward. FVC Art Show RecognitionCentral

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  • CHS Art Show Winners

    CHS Artistic Excellence

    CHS Artists Earn Top Honors at Fox Valley Conference Art Show Central High School students were recognized with several top awards at the 2026 Fox Valley Conference Art Show, highlighting a strong year of creativity and achievement. Central students earned multiple Best in Show honors across categories: Additional recognition included: The annual conference show brings

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  • Kinder Glow Party

    Lily Lake Kindergartners Celebrate with a Glow Party Kindergartners at Lily Lake Grade School recently turned off the lights and turned up the fun. After filling their classroom star jar through positive behavior and teamwork, students earned a Glow Party to celebrate their accomplishment. The classroom transformed into a bright and colorful space as students

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  • Friday Focus – April 17, 2026

    FRIDAY FOCUS Here’s a look at the happenings across Central 301 this week: Thanks for staying connected to all the great things happening in Central 301. Have a fantastic weekend! #WeAreCentral

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  • Bus Buddy

    Buddy Bus Challenge Winners

    March Bus Buddy Winners Announced! Central 301 is proud to recognize our March 2026 Bus Buddy winners! Each month, students across the district are recognized for demonstrating positive behavior on the bus, including kindness, responsibility, and respect for others. These students help create a safe and welcoming environment for everyone. Congratulations to our March Bus

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    Friday Focus – April 10, 2026

    FRIDAY FOCUS Here’s a look at the happenings across Central 301 this week: CHS Blood DriveCentral High School’s Service Club hosts its final blood drive of the school year on April 16. Each donation has the potential to save up to three lives while supporting scholarship opportunities for graduating seniors. Coyote of the MonthPrairie View continues to recognize

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    Information Regarding Naviance Settlement Notice

    Central 301 is aware that some families may have received a legal notice regarding a class action settlement involving the Naviance platform, which is owned by PowerSchool. Naviance is a college and career readiness tool that was previously used by the district to support students with postsecondary planning. Is this notice legitimate? Yes. These messages

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    CHS 2026 Summer Camp Registration Now Open

    Summer Camp Registration Now Open at Central High School! Looking for ways to keep your child active, learning, and engaged this summer? Central High School is excited to offer a variety of summer camps for registered Central 301 students entering grades K – 12! Important Note: All camps are for students registered in Central 301

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  • Safety meets high energy

    Safety Meets High Energy at Lily Lake

    RoadSafe Assembly Brings Bike & Pedestrian Safety to Life at Lily Lake Lily Lake welcomed a high energy RoadSafe Bike & Pedestrian Assembly on Friday, March 27, giving students an engaging and interactive look at how to stay safe while staying active. The presentation featured professional presenters who modeled essential safety skills for navigating busy

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  • Country Trails Brings Reading Madness to Life

    CT Reading Madness

    Country Trails Brings Reading Madness to Life Country Trails Elementary wrapped up its Reading Madness challenge with a wild building-wide assembly, celebrating months of reading, engagement, and friendly competition. The school-wide initiative began with 32 books, read and shared across classrooms and the library over the course of several months. Students participated in regular voting

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