Central Lee High School is excited to perform the family-friendly comedy "Doctor Evil and the Basket of Kittens" by Brian D. Taylor.
Doctor Evil, with financial support from the Council, plans to take over the world with her newly invented thermal ray. However, a mummy in the closet, a family of werehyenas, and a basket of kittens might throw a monkey wrench into her plan.
Showtimes are as follows:
🎭Saturday, April 20: 7:30pm
🎭Sunday, April 21: 2:00pm
High School Golf and Middle School Soccer have both been cancelled for tonight (4-16) due to the weather.
🎉 Last week was a great week for the Central Lee Boys Golf Team! 🏌️♂️ Victorious at the Notre Dame tournament against 5 teams and then won the Lee County tournament with 4 teams competing. 🥇 Go, Hawks! 🏆✨ #CentralLeeGolf
Alan Bollin of the Central Lee FFA was a finalist in the 2024 Iowa FFA Talent competition at the State FFA Conference and Convention. Several thousand students were treated to the FFA talent. #CTEworksforCL
The Central Lee FFA participated in the 2024 State FFA convention in Ames, Iowa. The delegation was given a tour of the campus on a new electric CyRide bus. The driver was a former FFA member Aidan Boyer. (L-R) Dustin Newberry, Caden Crozier, Leo Thomas, Andrew Underwood, Mr. Noah Altenhofen, Ivy Smith, Jayden Mueller, Aubrey Weber, Avery Peterson, Nadia Boyer, Macie Doty, Blake Lindsay, Cloey Koch, Cory Jones, Sidney Gruntmeir, Jalyn Hawk, Amy Gruntmeir, Owen Krogmeier and John Boyer. #cteworksforCL
Financial Literacy Month reminds us of the importance of equipping our students with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed financial decisions.
Let's work together to promote financial empowerment! 💸
Congratulations to our high school Family Consumer Science program on winning another Iron Chef Competition hosted by Indian Hills Community College last Friday!
#Proud2bCL
This April, we're celebrating Mathematics and Statistics Awareness Month! Let's empower our students to embrace the power of numbers and data in making informed decisions and solving real-world problems. 🌟📈
On April 5th, four of Mr. Cole's Government students attended the 5th Annual Federal Judiciary Youth Summit in Davenport, IA. The students were able to ask Senator Grassley and Judge Stephen Locher questions about the Federal Judiciary appointment and confirmation process.
Pictured left to right: Anthony Galati (Junior), Brayden McCarty (Junior), Senator Chuck Grassley, Taylor Griffin (Senior), Bella Brown (Senior).
World Autism Acceptance Month reminds us of the importance of embracing neurodiversity and the unique talents and abilities of individuals on the autism spectrum.
Thank you to our staff and educators for making Central Lee a welcoming place for all learners! 🙏
It is not too late to purchase your 2023-2024 CLHS yearbook! If you have any questions regarding purchasing a senior ad or have a senior photo to turn in please e-mail Mrs. Redding at tredding@centrallee.org.
Central Lee High School Excels in Debut Appearance at State Physics Competition
Central Lee High School embarked on an exciting journey as students made their inaugural appearance at the State Physics Competition in Cedar Falls on April 9. Despite being newcomers, CLHS students showcased their talents in five challenging categories, including constructing mousetrap cars and catapults. Their dedication earned them a respectable 8th place in these events.
However, students’ standout performance came in the measurement category, where they secured an impressive 3rd place finish. This achievement is a testament to their commitment to excellence and their ability to adapt and excel in a competitive environment.
Overall, Central Lee High School achieved a commendable 7th place ranking. Their professionalism, enthusiasm, and team spirit were evident throughout the competition, reflecting positively on the school's culture and dedication to academic excellence.
On April 10, 2024 Central Lee High School hosted a ceremony, inducting new members into the National Honors Society. Congratulations to the new members on their outstanding academic achievements.
We’re celebrating National Library Week and National School Library Month! 📚
We've had two successful book fairs this year, serving as fundraisers for new books and supplies for our school libraries. We're also learning library skills alongside computer science skills during library time.
On April 3rd-5th, Central Lee Middle School had 35 projects, with 45 students competing, at the State Science and Engineering Fair in Ames, IA. There were approximately 600 students exhibiting from 71 Iowa schools. Students were judged for category placings, many different types of special awards and scholarships, along with select projects presenting their research in an oral seminar.
In seminar presentations, there were 12 projects who received honorable mention, 4 projects received third place, 5 projects received second place, and 3 received first place for Central Lee Middle School.
In category placings, there were 3 projects who received honorable mention, 4 projects received third place, 8 projects received second place, and 12 received first place. Arabella McDowell, Addison Hohl, and Caedon Newton all received Champion in Category. Caedon Newton received Junior High Champion!
38 special awards and prizes, along with over $1,150, were given to Central Lee Middle School projects!
Central Lee Middle School took home the Clay Groff Traveling Trophy for the most outstanding school!
Congratulations to ALL of the students who participated in the science fair in 2024!
Elementary students learned about the eclipse via lessons, activities, and videos in their classes Monday morning. From 1:45 pm to 2:15 pm the entire school went to the track to participate in viewing the partial solar eclipse together. We are grateful to the Elementary PTO for purchasing safety viewing glasses for each student and staff member. Several parents and grandparents attended our viewing party, too. Students were willing to follow the procedures to enjoy the event safely. When looking up at the sun they had their glasses on and were amazing at what they saw. Principal Fuger played music with a moon, sun, and eclipse theme to add to the fun. We enjoyed this opportunity to experience science together!
🚨 Just one more day until Central Lee Family STEM Night! Join us tomorrow, April 11, for an exciting evening of exploration and discovery starting from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Central Lee High School. This event is open to all PK-5th grade students and families.
Don't miss your chance to engage in hands-on activities, learn more about our K-12 Computer Science program, discover the real-world applications of STEM, and connect with local business and industry partners. 🚀
See you there! Have questions? Contact afransk@centrallee.org.
On April 4 & 5, 2024, Central Lee High School had 17 students competing at The State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa held on the campus of Iowa State University in Ames, IA. Students competed against 71 different schools and over 600 different projects from across the State of Iowa. They were judged by multiple judges for division placings along with many special awards judges for other awards and prizes.
The student science researchers were very successful, winning numerous fair awards & special awards. Central Lee High School had one of the top 10 projects at the State Science Fair, by Freshman Allison Gruntmeir. Allison will be representing Central Lee and the State of Iowa as she presents her research as a Finalist at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles, CA in May.
It’s National Robotics Week! Working with robotics fosters creativity, builds critical thinking, and equips students with essential skills for success in STEM careers. 🤖
Learn more about our robotics team here in Central Lee: www.facebook.com/people/Central-Lee-Robotics/100064287385550/
On Monday, April 8, there will be a partial solar eclipse visible in our region. This natural phenomenon offers a remarkable chance for students to observe and learn about astronomy and the workings of our solar system. However, it's crucial for us to ensure that our students view this event safely.
😎 Safety Glasses: Safety glasses should meet international safety standards (ISO 12312-2) and should be worn at all times when looking at the sun. Our PTO purchased a pair of these safety glasses for each student - THANK YOU!
🧑🏫 Supervised Viewing: Teachers and staff will be supervising all outdoor activities related to the solar eclipse.
🏫 Indoor Activities: For students who may not be able to view the eclipse outdoors or for those who are more comfortable indoors, alternative educational activities will be provided.
👨👩👧👦 Parental Involvement: We will be outside to view safely from 1:45 pm to 2:15 pm if parents want to join us on the playground / school yard. Bring your own safety glasses.
We are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all our students during this exciting event. Thank you for your cooperation and support!
