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Principal: Destin Mehess
Secretary: Heather Huffman
Grades: 9-12
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
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IMPORTANT!! Student Arrival Plan: In-Person Learning Days
Instructions for students entering the building
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Important Senior Dates!
Upcoming dates and deadlines. The end of the year is just right around the corner SENIORS!
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Class of MMXXI
Order your cap and gown package. Click on the link and order your package today!
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Yearbooks!
As the world adjusts to change, one thing that remains constant is the yearbook tradition.
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D60 High Schools Return to In-Person Learning
Central High School is excited to begin in-person classes for our High School students on Wednesday, October 21, for students who chose the in-person hybrid model.
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Important Enrollment Information
Even if the student lives within Central High School's boundaries, please fill out the Choice Application.
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Senior Final Transcript Requests
ALL transcript requests must be done on the Parchment website.
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Information Regarding D60 Nutrition Services
D60 is currently in the process of exploring options for an external management provider for our nutritional services department. This process, which is only in the preliminary stages, has NO impact on lunch eligibility. Read more here.
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Pueblo-Based Firms to Play Important Role in Building of New East, Centennial
80 percent of the Pueblo contractors who submitted bids are going to be part of the team: specifically on some of the major trades like electrical, mechanical, earthwork, glazing, and metal paneling.
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District Adds Distance Learning Technician to Assist Remote Learners
“It’s my goal to support parents who are helping to support their children engaged in online learning,” Sarah Rounsborg said. “We want to meet the needs of families before it gets to the point of them needing to call IT.”
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Groundbreaking for New East and Centennial Slated for Late March
“This is such an incredible thing not only for our district but the entire community,” noted Board President Taylor Voss. “Our kids really do deserve the best, state-of-the-art schools. And I couldn’t be more excited that we are going to have these two high schools in our community.”
