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As Central City Public Schools embarks on the celebration of Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, the spotlight shines brightly on the invaluable classes in Family Consumer Science and Art. These courses offer students a unique opportunity to delve into the realms of graphic design, visual arts, and the essential skills necessary for daily life, marking a significant contribution to their holistic education.

The Merrick County GOP hosted their monthly assembly on Monday, February 12th, focusing on the “Dangers of S.E.L.,” featuring insights from Dr. Sue Greenwald, a former pediatrician. The gathering took place at the Interconnection Systems Inc. building, which previously served as a church and was the venue for last month’s meeting. Attendees were offered bottled water upon entry and were greeted with a comprehensive display of informational materials for the evening’s topic. The session commenced with an opening prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance.

Nebraska Extension wants to help you take your soybean production to the next level with topics relating to IPM for successful weed management in soybean, soybean planter setup and adjustments, nutrient needs for Nebraska soybean, and much more. The 2024 Nebraska Soybean Production Clinic will be held Thursday, Feb. 15th at the Merrick County Youth and Agriculture Education Center, Merrick County Fairgrounds in Central City, Nebraska, starting at 9 a.m. with breakfast refreshments and time to visit with the vendors at the display booths.

February has been officially proclaimed as 4-H Month in Merrick County, a declaration that underscores the county’s commitment to youth development and community engagement. The Merrick County Board of Supervisors, in their meeting on Tuesday, February 13, 2024, unanimously agreed to this designation, following a proposal presented by Merrick County 4-H Ambassadors Chloe Jefferson and Shelby Hostler.

In a compelling fusion of dedication and service, Jacob Zeiss, a respected educator at Central City Public Schools and a distinguished veteran, has emerged as a pivotal figure in the fight to support those who have served our nation. Zeiss’s involvement in the 50 Mile March, an event designed to raise awareness and funds for veterans facing mental health challenges and homelessness, underscores a profound commitment to his fellow service members and a passion for making a difference in their lives.

As we enter the second week of Career and Technical Education (CTE) month, Central City Public School students continue to develop critical skills essential for their future careers. The school’s CTE classes, particularly in business and health sciences, introduce students to a vast array of rewarding career opportunities across all education levels.