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This is DECA’s 16th year at Central City High School! It has been so exciting to see our career student organization grow and succeed throughout these years. We have had great success, and I can only see it continue to grow.

Central City High School senior Caleb Rowe is tackling one of the most pressing issues facing our planet: global warming. As a passionate and driven young scientist, Caleb believes the solution to our growing dependence on non-renewable energy lies not just in reducing consumption, but in advancing the alternatives.

High School Third Quarter Superior Honor Roll (94% or above) Bandt, Nathaniel, Bearnes, Alaina, Bearnes, Elise, Beck, Lane, Blomstedt, Claire, Blomstedt, Erik, Brandes, Hailey, Brooks, Kit, Buhlke, Amelia, Burbach, Blake, Call, Ava, Carlson, MaKenna, Chrisman, Madison, Church, Dylan, Clarke, Kiyana, Crouch, Maya, Davis, Isaiah, Davis, Janaya, Detlefsen, Claire, Fasbender, Fyn, Ferris, Eli, Fothergill, Deja, Fousek, Reagan, Garfield, Aubrey, Greving, Taylyn, Hagemeier, Josiah, Havenridge, Tallie, Heitmann, Lenja, Herrera, Arlene, Homolka, Sydni, Horton, Brooklyn, Johnson, Paul, Kohl, Bladen, Kunz, Bryce, Larkins, Ella, Lovejoy, Dalton, Lovejoy, Dylan, Luebbe, Nathaniel, McHargue, Luke, McLaughlin, Cash, Moser, Sophie, Musil, Sarah, Negus, Karter, Negus, Sofie, Paup, Hope, Paup, Sahara, Purvis, Landen, Richardson, Brookly, Root, Gavin, Rowe, Caleb, Ruhl, Jakob, Sawyers, Josie, Schindler, Journi, Schuele, Emma, Steinke, Emma, Stull, Shauna, Sumsion, Jasmine, Talbott, Kalyn, Vakiner, Gracie, Vakiner, Logan, Van Pelt, Kaden, Van Pelt, Karsyn, Veach, Cheyenne, Wood, Alyssa, Wymer, Olivia Third Quarter Honors Honor Roll ( 90% or above) Baird, Ellie, Bokelman, Olivia, Brown, Zebulen, Buss, Julia, Campa, Tatum, Colclasure, Karstyn, Cole, Christian, Davenport, Adeline, Davenport, Abigail, Davis, Josiah, Deibert, Isabelle, Detlefsen, Trent, Dettman, Kaydence, Djernes, Kolby, Edwards, Emma, Enevoldsen, Dillon, Fischer, Skylir, Fisher, Londyn, Gautier, Grace, Goyette, Shaun, Gray, Ashley, Hostler, Shelby, Jefferson, Chloe, Jensen, Maci, Jensen, Quinn, Johnson, Caroline, Kielion, Shya, Kunze, Kellsie, Kyes, Corbin, Lavene, Kaden, Lee, Tayllen, Lueders, Colter, Mason, Aaliyah, Poessnecker, Ryker, Poland, William, Ryan, Juno, Santana, Allianna, Santin, Parker, Schindler, Jagger, Schweitzer, Ace, Simonsen, Carter, Smith, Izabella, Talbott, Kylie, Tyler, Hayden, Vakiner, Luke, Walling, Olivia, Webb, Levi, Whalen, Caleb, White Bull, Cyah, Wingfield, Max, Wood, Austin, Wright, Carter, Zikmund, Parker, Zimmerman, Ella, Zimmerman, Jacob Third Quarter Honorable Mention (85% or above) Bandt, Kenyon, Brandes, Ryan, Buller, Tessa, Burbach, Preston, Carmichael, Samantha, Enevoldsen, Delaney, Greving, Treyson, Grigsby, Evan, Hain, Hindryk, Hanke, Turner, Harvill, Joshua, Hilderbrand, Blaz, Kelly, Kaelyn, Kirimi, Abigail, Kohl, Morgan, Lagueux, Paxton, Lagueux, Reece, Morner, Kayden, Pacaj, Angelo, Paup, Carter, Redmond, Bryan, Reeves, Lincoln, Richardson, Tristan, Schneider, Colby, Senkbile, Harold, Smalls, Dannielle, Supik, Joseph, Swanson, Adalyn, Varley, Taryn, Westman, Erin, Westman, Adrianna, Williams-Varley, Braiden, Wright, Kallie, Wymer, Sophia.

A delegation of Nebraska Farm Bureau (NEFB) members traveled to Washington, D.C. to push for key agricultural policies that will benefit Nebraska farmers and ranchers. Their discussions centered on securing a robust new Farm Bill, expanding trade with new international partners, and extending the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. The visit featured a meeting with U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Brooke Rollins, who listened to the concerns and priorities from a combined group of farm and ranch Farm Bureau members from Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois.

The lights sparkled like freshly fallen snow, and the generosity poured in just as steadily, as Nebraska Christian Schools hosted its annual Dinner and Benefit Auction, Winter Wonderland 2025. The evening once again lived up to its reputation as a signature event for the school—celebratory, inspiring, and vital to its mission of providing Christ-centered education.

Everyone has a story to tell, that isn’t anything new in the slightest. People have written and expanded on their stories every day until their books have closed for good. However, some people’s stories are forgotten to time or never see the light of day at all.

Central City High School is ready to turn back time—and you’re invited. The Performing Arts Center will come alive with music, history, and show-stopping talent as the students of CCHS present on March 28–30.