Central Elementary

On behalf of the entire district, I want to thank you for your partnership during these trying times. This unprecedented situation has no doubt been a struggle on multiple fronts. But as a district, we appreciate how you’ve continued to support us and put confidence in our district to do the right thing.

Here are a few updates and items of information as we look toward the month of June.

Summer school: We will NOT have a typical ‘in school’ summer school in June. We do however have a handful of students at the middle and high school level who are doing online virtual learning in the month of June.
We are looking at the possibility of a July ‘in school’ summer school beginning on July 6 and lasting through July 31. This possibility is contingent upon guidance and recommendations from both state and local government and health officials. Once a decision is made about if or whether we will have July summer school, more information will be shared.

Graduation: Friendly reminder, we have postponed graduation until June 18 at Union High School. We are still finalizing plans as we review and await further guidance from both state and local government and health officials. As soon as details are complete, more information will be shared.

FREE meals: It is our intent to continue to distribute free meals on Tuesdays from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at Union High School to all children 18 years of age and under through Tuesday, June 23. As long as we have demand and families picking up meals, we plan to continue this opportunity for the next four Tuesdays.

Survey: In the coming weeks, you can expect to see a survey from the district that will assist us in planning efforts for the 20/21 school year. Your participation in this upcoming survey will be much appreciated.

Again in closing, thank you for all your cooperation and patience as we work through these challenging times. If there is anything you need from the district, please don’t hesitate to reach out and we will do everything we can to assist.
Thank you and stay well.

Dr. Steve Weinhold, Superintendent of Schools