Central R-3 is an active and busy district! Students, parents, and community members are encouraged to attend school activities and events. Along with being involved, Central's students encouraged to be healthy through school meal services.
Central R-3 wants the best for our students. In addition to outstanding academics, Central also boasts some of the finest facilities in the entire state. On top of that, athletic teams have also enjoyed their fair share of success. Central offers a great opportunity for students to maximize their full potential.
Central R-3 is comprised of two Elementary Schools, one Jr. High School, and one High School. The district is known regionally for outstanding academic achievement. We are proud of our schools!
Athletic teams have also enjoyed their fair share of success, winning several team District Championships including Football, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Baseball, and Softball.
Central Highlights
Mrs. Hassell's class learning about weathering and erosion
Mrs. Hassell's class learning about weathering and erosion
Mrs. Hassel's classes building chain reaction machines
Mrs. Hassel's classes building chain reaction machines
Mrs. Hassel's classes creating electric circuits and learning about different forms of energy
Mrs. Hassel's classes creating electric circuits and learning about different forms of energy
Mrs. Hassel's classes creating electric circuits and learning about different forms of energy
An 8th grader battles the 6th graders through a game of chess in the library
Mrs. Kline's students dissect flowers in Introduction to Agriculture to identify reproductive structures
Mrs. Kline's students dissect flowers in Introduction to Agriculture to identify reproductive structures
Mrs. Kline's students dissect flowers in Introduction to Agriculture to identify reproductive structures
Ms. Watkins STEM class built mini-golf courses and coded Sphero to navigate through them
Ms. Watkins STEM class built mini-golf courses and coded Sphero to navigate through them
Ms. Watkins STEM class built mini-golf courses and coded Sphero to navigate through them
