Central School District 13j

At-A-Glance shows attendance is up across the district

Regular attendance is important for student success, and missed days can add up quickly. Central School District celebrates every time regular attendance improves. 

Last year, Central School District's regular attenders were up 5 percent over the previous year, according to the Oregon Department of Education's annual At-A-Glance reports, released today, November 21. Attendance went from 58 percent to 63 percent of students attending regularly – 90 percent or more of the time. 

The board and district goal is 85 percent, so work remains to help students get to class each day. 

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Central School District 13J Mission Statement | MisiĂłn

Building an inclusive culture of belonging and learning for the success of the whole child, whole educator, and whole community.  | Construir una cultura inclusiva de pertenencia y aprendizaje para el éxito de todo el niño, todo el educador y toda la comunidad.

2024-25 Theme: We plant seeds for learning; grow student success; harvest wins; and
celebrate bright spots for all students and each other. |
Tema 2024-2025: Sembramos semillas de aprendizaje; cultivamos el éxito de los estudiantes; cosechamos éxitos; y celebramos los logros de todos los estudiantes y los de unos a los otros. 

Central High School turf and track project gets underway 

The replacing and rebuilding of Central High School's turf and track will begin on Thursday, November 14. The field and track will not be available for community use until the project is complete, which is expected to be in February 2025, weather dependent.


"I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the school board for their support in approving the funding for the new field turf at Central High School," Athletic Director Brett Baldwin said. "This investment will have a lasting impact on our students, athletes, and the entire school community."

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