During the month of November the High School Student Soar Team hosted a penny war. Thank you to Fort Madison Hy-Vee for donating breakfast for our winners, the Seniors! All funds raised were donated to our local food bank.
The Central Lee Ag-Ed/FFA collected dozens of new toys and gifts for children in Kentucky after they experienced devastating storms and tornadoes. The toys were loaded on a truck in Bonaparte headed for Kentucky. Wrapping gifts were: Mallory Kerr, Nevaeha Stice, Kylie Davidson, Shane Barnhardt and Alexandra Fowler.
The Central Lee Ag-Ed/FFA collected dozens of new toys and gifts for children in Kentucky after they experienced devastating storms and tornadoes. The toys were loaded on a truck in Bonaparte headed for Kentucky. front(L-R) Josie Mueller, Makayla Howard, Bella Graham-Thomas, Genni Newton. back Rylee Matlock and Abbie Strunk.
Students from the Central Lee FFA and student S.O.A.R. group assisted in laying wreaths at the National Cemetery in Keokuk, Iowa recently. The program is part of the national “Wreath’s Across America” program. (front L-R)) Mallory Kerr, Everlee Harvey, Maddie Wellman, Madalyn Wiegand, and Ms. Sadie Smithburg-Agriculture student-teacher. (back) Maddox Doty, Landon Rudd, Mr. Noah Altenhofen- Agriculture teacher/FFA Advisor at Central Lee, Shane Barnhardt, and Trey Wellman.
Please remember to send the Weekend Food Program papers back to school with your child if you are interested.
This is a great program available for any family that have students Kindergarten-8th grade. The program sends home easy to prepare foods each weekend, at no cost to you.
If you need a new form, please let Mrs. Wells know, and she will get a new one to your child. You need to have one form for each child. You can reach her at ewells@centrallee.org.
During the Central Lee VS HTC basketball game, stop out and see Art Club. They will have hand made items for sale, with the opportunity for custom orders.
This Friday, December 17th, Central Lee High School basketball teams host HTC. During the games our Student SOAR Team will be stationed in the hallway ringing the Salvation Army bell, taking donations. Thank you in advance to all who support our students in their collection.
Central Lee is hiring teachers for next year! If interested, please apply ASAP. These positions have a deadline of January 7, 2022. All positions can be found on TeachIowa.gov.
If you have any questions, please contact Emily Britton at the District Office. Central Lee is one of the best places to work in all of SE Iowa. We were named a Des Moines Register Top Workplaces in 2019 & 2020! #Proud2bCL
Students from the Central Lee FFA and student S.O.A.R. group assisted in laying wreaths at the National Cemetery in Keokuk, Iowa recently. The program is part of the national “Wreath’s Across America” program. (front L-R)) Mallory Kerr, Everlee Harvey, Maddie Wellman, Madalyn Wiegand, and Ms. Sadie Smithburg-Agriculture student-teacher. (back) Maddox Doty, Landon Rudd, Mr. Noah Altenhofen- Agriculture teacher/FFA Advisor at Central Lee, Shane Barnhardt, and Trey Wellman.
There will be no activities after 6 PM today. All Central Lee buildings will be closed as of 6 PM due to potentially dangerous winds.
The Central Lee School District would like to thank Trey Wellman for his service as our student board member representative the past two years. Trey was our first ever student board rep. Trey resigned his position last night so he can be a page in the Iowa Legislature this Spring. Thank you, Trey! We wish you the best of luck in the future.
High school students who are interested in serving on the Central Lee School Board must have applications submitted to Dr. Crozier by Wednesday, December 22.
Pictured below is Bill Young (Board Vice President), Brock Westfall (Board Member), Tony Sciumbato (Board Member), Trey Wellman (Student Board Member), and Mark Hulsebus (Board President).
Come out and support the Hawks as they take on the Holy Trinity Crusaders this Friday!
Another great night of music at Central Lee! Our middle school students performed tonight for another large audience. Great job by our band and choir students! #Proud2bCL
The 7th & 8th grade First Lego League Teams competed in Ottumwa on Saturday. The 7th grade team (Flying Squirrels) won the Robot Design Award, and Nadine Weirather received the Coach/Mentor Recognition Award. Congratulations to all who competed! Coach Weirather and all the students put in a tremendous amount of time, effort, and creativity to build the robot, present their innovation project, and take part in interviews. Way to go!
If you ordered a 2021 High School Yearbook, they are here! Current students can see Mrs. Redding to pick up your yearbook. Former students please stop in the high school office Monday through Friday between 8am-4pm.
CLHS Winter Band and Choir Concert
These students competed in the high school carpentry division of the Iowa Craft Championships held in Des Moines, Iowa. The team had 4 hours to complete their project from start to finish which included writing up a safety plan before they could start the build. The teams get the prints for the build about 10 minutes before the start and are not allowed any interaction with their instructors during the build. This team finished with 25 minutes to spare and kept the quality of their work high throughout. They didn’t finish in the top 2, but were complimented multiple times of their teamwork and finished product, and are already looking forward to next year! #CTEworksforCL
Pictured from left to right: Denton Westercamp, Hunter Gregory, Landan Lowenberg, Dante Merschman, and Riley Stuecker.
Congratulations to our girls basketball team on a big win against Winfield Mt. Union tonight!
Universal Human Rights Month is an annual designation observed in December where people all across the globe are encouraged to come together and stand up for equity, justice and the dignity of all humans.
Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December — the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted, in 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The UDHR is a milestone document, which proclaims the inalienable rights that everyone is entitled to as a human being - regardless of race, colour, religion, sex, language, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
Did You Know?: Available in more than 500 languages, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the most translated document in the world! #Proud2bCL
The Central Lee Music Department would like to invite you to a week of concerts!
