Parents of incoming kindergarten students are invited to an in-person overview of our program, including daily highlights and a building tour. Orientation is in the spring.
In May, we conduct Kindergarten Interviews and Parent Education Presentations. These interviews help us understand each child’s readiness for kindergarten. Our teachers engage children in activities, while parents attend a presentation on readiness skills and transition tips.
Go-To-School Night, held in August the week before school begins, allows parents to meet their child's teacher, learn about classroom routines, and hear about learning opportunities for the year.
Intake Conferences introduce you and your child to the new school year in a calm and purposeful way. These individual conferences occur before the first day of school, and families register through Family Access.
The Glencoe PTO hosts a playdate at the South School playground to welcome incoming kindergarten families, providing an opportunity to connect with other South School families.
All incoming kindergarteners must provide documentation of a completed health exam, eye exam, and dental exam. Additional information and forms are available on our website.
Project Welcome is a two-part orientation for students and families entering third grade. During the day, second graders visit West School to tour the building, meet teachers, and experience a third-grade school day. In the evening, parents are invited to tour the building, meet teachers, and gather resources to support their child's transition to West School.
How do I access my child's grades while they are a student at West School? All grades and report cards are posted in Family Access. View a short overview of your Family Access portal via Skyward. This includes your child's report cards, MAP reports, and state testing documents.
Hi, Mr. Baird! This D35 Podcast, recorded in the spring of 2023, showcases an in-depth interview with Mr. Ben Baird, Principal at West School. Listen and learn all about why Mr. Baird loves West School.
Parents of third and fourth graders can support the PTO and ensure their children are prepared for the new school year by purchasing school supplies through this link before July 1. By doing so, they contribute to essential PTO initiatives and help fund various school activities.
Project Welcome is a two-part orientation for students and families entering fifth grade. During the day, 4th graders visit Central School to tour the building, meet teachers, and experience a fifth-grade school day. In the evening, parents are invited to tour the building, meet teachers, and gather resources to support their child's transition to middle school.
As your child embarks on their 5th grade journey at Central School, it's natural to have questions about what the year will bring. To support you and ensure a smooth transition, we've compiled a helpful resource for parents that addresses the most commonly asked questions. This guide will provide insights into the academic expectations, extracurricular opportunities, daily schedules, and more. It's designed to help you understand the 5th grade experience at our school, ensuring that both you and your child feel prepared and excited for the upcoming school year.
Discover Central School through our students' eyes! Watch this exciting video tour created by our students, showcasing the vibrant life and facilities at our school. Experience the energy and creativity of our community—click to view the video.
What do parents and students need to know about the transition from West to Central?Our D35 Podcast offers tips from Dr. Mollet, Central School principal, on ways parents can support their child's transition to Central.
What is Schoology and how will my child use it at Central School?View a brief introduction to Schoology, the learning management system used at Central School. This is the online portal where all teachers post information for their classes.
How do I access my child's grades while they are a student at Central School? All grades and report cards are posted in Family Access. View a short overview of your Family Access portal via Skyward. This includes your child's report cards, MAP reports, and state testing documents.
