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A Cultural Canvas for CHS Art Students
Central High School students in AP Art and Ceramics took their creativity on the road this week, visiting the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago to experience DĂa de los Muertos â a cultural tradition rich in art, symbolism, and storytelling. Led by Miss Vasil and Mrs. Rovge, the trip gave students the chance
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IHSA Football – 2nd Round at Rocket Hill
đ Central Rockets Host Harlem in IHSA 6A Second Round Matchup The postseason continues on Rocket Hill as Central High School hosts Harlem in the IHSA Class 6A Second Round on Saturday, November 8, with kickoff at 6:00 p.m. and gates opening at 5:00 p.m. With another large crowd expected, fans are encouraged to plan
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IHSA Playoff Parking Enforcement
Parking Enforcement Will Be in Effect for Saturday’s IHSA Class 6A 1st Round Game With a large crowd expected, please plan ahead. Saturday, there will be no parking allowed on Tower Road or on the north side of Plato Road. The Kane County Sheriffâs Office will be enforcing these restrictions. Fans are encouraged to use designated parking
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Friday Focus â October 31, 2025
đ FRIDAY FOCUS đHereâs a look at whatâs happening across Central 301 this week. đ Halloween Hijinks Across 301!Halloween brought out the best (and funniest) sides of our staff â and maybe a little too much school spirit. Donât miss the highlights! đ Rockets Rule the Court!For the second straight year, Central Volleyball claimed the
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301 Budget Blueprint: Part 8
đ° 301 Budget Blueprint: Guarding Our Schools â Tort Fund (Fund 80) In our final entry of the 301 Budget Blueprint series, weâre highlighting the Tort Fund (Fund 80) â a fund designed to reduce risk and ensure weâre protected when it matters most. This fund doesnât fund classrooms, books, or buses â but itâs
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Friday Focus â October 24, 2025
đ FRIDAY FOCUS đHereâs a look at whatâs happening across Central 301 this week đłď¸ Your Voice, Our FutureNearly 800 participants took part in surveys and forums that helped shape the New Superintendent Profile. The reportâhighlighting trust, vision, and stability as top prioritiesâis now available to review. đ Books, Cocoa, and CommunityThe Central Education Foundation
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Community Feedback Shapes Superintendent Profile
Stakeholders highlight trust, vision, and stability as top priorities After weeks of engagement through surveys, focus groups, and open forums, Central 301 has received the Community Engagement Report and Superintendent Profile from School Exec Connect. The document reflects the voices of hundreds of staff, families, and community members who shared what they value most in
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Book Fair at Barnes & Noble
Shop, read, and give back â Geneva Commons event supports Central 301 school libraries The Central Education Foundation (CEF) is inviting the entire Central 301 community to take part in a Districtwide Book Fair at Barnes & Noble in Geneva Commons on Saturday, November 8, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event will feature
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Learning Beyond the Classroom
Career and Technical Education students visit local companies to see modern manufacturing in action. Central High School students recently toured several area businesses to gain a first-hand look at todayâs modern workforce through the districtâs Career and Technical Education (CTE) program. As part of Manufacturing Month, students visited McFona International in Geneva, along with Pactiv
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Friday Focus – October 17, 2025
đ FRIDAY FOCUS đHereâs a look at whatâs happening across Central 301 this week: đ Trunk or Treat Takes the Stage!For the first time ever, Central High Schoolâs Drama Club is hosting a districtwide Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October 22 from 4â6 PM at CHS. Everyone in the Central 301 community is invited for










