Josh Hawk is pictured with a family sign that was manufactured in the agriculture department at Central Lee Schools. The sign is a product of plasma cutting technology that is new to the agriculture department at Central Lee. Collin Congdon is a student in the class and has been instrumental in learning the new technologies. Students learn a multitude of agricultural skills while enrolled in Ag-Ed courses at Central Lee. #CTEworksforCL
Congratulations to a couple of our Central Lee High School artists!
TONIGHT: Join us for Central Lee’s Family STEM Night!
Students, staff, and families will explore science, technology, engineering, and math together in a fun and engaging way. There will be a variety of activities geared towards K-5 students, covering STEM topics and their connections to careers in our community.
The fun starts at 6 p.m. at our High School.
Tonight's Middle School Soccer game here at Central Lee will begin at 5pm.
Central Lee’s librarians play a big role in fostering our students’ love of reading. It’s why we’re excited to celebrate National School Librarian Day! 📚
Tell us what’s on your summer reading list this year—and don’t forget to thank a librarian today!
Tomorrow (Tuesday) night's rescheduled Varsity boys Soccer game vs Sigourney will be here at Central Lee at 5 pm. Go Hawks!
We’re celebrating National Robotics Week! We’re proud of the many opportunities available to students in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), starting from an early age.
The Central Lee Ag-Ed/FFA Chapter hosted Ag Olympics recently on the campus of Central Lee High School. The event is held to showcase the hard work and many chores students perform on a daily basis. Additionally, the event is held during National FFA week or National Agriculture week to bring attention to the many agricultural products we raise in the midwest. Students exhibit feats of strength and knowledge of agriculture during the event. In addition to the local Central Lee FFA chapter, FortMadison and Mount Pleasant FFA’s were involved in the activity. Approximately 100 young leaders were involved in the event. Some of the events were: Wheelbarrow race obstacle course, boardwalk relay game, human hungry hippo, day in the life of a farmer, lasso the cow head, rooster crowing contest, pig calling contest, milk the cow, and barrel racing.
The HS boys and girls Soccer games that were scheduled for tonight (3/31/22) have been postponed. They will be rescheduled at a later date.
Our elementary students have been “rolling” through their week with enthusiasm!
K-3rd grade students have been engaging in PE with a gymnastics unit this week. Mr. Ethan Siebers is teaching them the basic elements of somersaults and headstands.
In Lifetime Wellness, with Mr. Ireland and student-teacher Miss Adams, students are playing musical tag. They raise their heart rates while they try to catch their opponents. They must remember to stop and dance when music starts. So fun!
4th & 5th graders are participating in their roller-skating unit in PE which takes place at the HS gym. This is something kids look forward to their entire elementary years.
We appreciate the coordination and planning by our teachers to make such positive experiences occur.
#Proud2bCL
Be sure to purchase your Central Lee High School 2021-2022 yearbook at jostens.com!
The Girls Varsity Track Meet at Mediapolis has been cancelled for Thursday, March 31st!
Please see the flyer to order your Middle School Yearbook! You may order online or send your money to school. Deadline for ordering is April 8.
CLHS Music Department Presents: Brink of Existence
Central Lee Middle School researchers are the 2022 Overall Champions at the State Science and Technology Fair of Iowa!
Congratulations Central Lee High School's Speech Team!
There will only be 1 girls soccer game Monday, March 28th, at 5pm vs. Keokuk.
The boys soccer game that day has been cancelled. Go Hawks!
Central Lee is hiring bus drivers! 🚌
Earn competitive pay and receive a signing bonus. Learn more and apply by contacting Emeline Britton at ebritton@centrallee.org.
Student delegates from CLHS that attended the 2022 Iowa Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. From left to right: Emily Barnhardt (Junior), Sidney Gruntmier (Sophomore), Mercedes Kirchner (Sophomore), Alivia Cook (Freshman) & Jordan Vorwaldt (Junior).
Members of the CLHS Science Club that competed in the 2022 Southeast Iowa Super Conference Science Fair that was held on the Burlington campus of Southeastern Community College March 10th.
Pictured left to right: Jordan Vorwaldt, Jasmine Johnson, Emily Barnhardt, Sidney Gruntmeir, Alivia Cook, Giavanni Stewart, Keating Fuger, Lara Canida, Jacob Hohl, Mercedes Kirchner and Ms. Alicia Schiller
