Tory Wickman's "Sometimes you have to be your own receiver" video was featured on the Week 25 news. You may watch it here: https://week.com/2020/04/02/havanas-wickman-with-remarkable-safe-at-home-catch/ Go Ducks!
Rianna Schultz displays her completed afghan she started on our first day of social distancing. Lincoln and Quinn were able to join Mr. and Mrs. B for a walk after they were done teaching today. Go Ducks!
Dom and Brayden Barner took a break from studying to play catch while Jaxon Barner road his 4 wheeler. Liam Lascelles is wearing his blue for Autism. Go Ducks!
Seventh grader Deagan Brown took a break from his studies at home to run outside in order to stay in shape for track. Miss Peifer took her teaching outside as well, trying to teach her dog how to fetch. Go Ducks!
The Brooks Brothers are wearing blue today for Autism while baking cookies. Even though Guillaume Penay had to return home, he is shown wearing blue with his host family Emily, Adam and Eric Bohm. Go Ducks!
Bryson Bell was helping with the porcelain tile in his great grandparents bathroom today. Sydnie Lindner working on her game in the driveway. Go Ducks!
Carson and Wyatt Okeson getting ready to head out for a bike ride. Mr. Wright made a chipping golf course in his back yard. Go Ducks!
This is a messege from the Havana Junior High School. Remote Learning has started as of Wednesday, April 1st. All students need to be checking Google classroom, teacher websites and G-mail every day. All completed classwork will be graded as passing, so it is important to complete assigned work each day. Teachers will be available through the week from 10:00 am-2:00 pm.
Zoe and Maggie Porter taking a break from their studies to help their Grandpa with the horses and chores. Aidan Kline getting outside to do school work. Go Ducks!
Luke Barclay wearing blue and working on a puzzle today. Ryne Lorek was ahead of his school work today so he was able to help is Father with the weekly Walmart donation Pickups. Ryne will be President of “Illinois Ability Sports” on June 23rd 2020. Go Ducks!
Corie Drew helping his aunt and uncle with some landscaping yesterday. He also learned how to play Bocce Ball. Jordan Richardson wearing blue today to support Autsim Awareness. Go Ducks!
Today is World Autism Awareness Day. Show your support by wearing the color blue today. Send pics to Ms. Snowden or Mr. Brady.
New Central students: if you need to turn in work, you may do so during school hours every day in front of school by the office doors. Also, please return your library books ASAP. Look for the “Turn-in Tote”!
From Kaley Meyer cooking dinner for her family then challenging them in a Just Dance competition, to Kallen Pequignot taking care of the newest family member, Wilbur. Our students are staying positive! Go Ducks!
Positive Challenge: More first day of elearning pictures showing Kasyn preparing for school (notice her teacher's name), and Myles Horne doing yard work after his homework was completed. Go Ducks!
Fresh food , academic packets headed your way!
Bella and Benjamin Young doing partner sit ups for some PE. Tory Wickman keeping in shape by climbing the rope at home, without using his legs. Laney Shoemaker and Karlie Richardson with some awesome sidewalk art. Go Ducks!
Chloe Turner and Olivia Kramer working on their jump shots and a sister dribble-off between Ella, Olivia and Ava to see who has the best handles. Go Ducks!
Ella and Eva Kramer getting a bball workout in their driveway. Luke Barclay focused on getting some remote-learning done. Go Ducks!
Gavin Gilmore doing his reading for science, then watching a video to learn a little more. Joshka Seward getting in some driving hours. Go Ducks!