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Central City Public Schools

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Working together to increase student achievement is a goal for Central City Public Schools. Since September, we have had a dedicated team of teachers and students working three days a week to increase student learning. While many of the student’s school days end at 3:10, a group of students from first through fourth grade remain at school to receive educational enrichment opportunities.
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Central City Public Schools

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Confused about Kindergarten, 7th grade and sports physicals for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year? Hopefully after reading the below information, things will be a little clearer! All incoming kindergarten students are required to have a physical within 6 months prior to entering school in August. The physical may include additional immunizations.
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Legislative Update

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Loren Lippincott Loren Lippincott, District 34 Senator The question I am probably asked most by constituents is, “What is it like being a legislator?” To answer this question and to help citizens better understand the inner workings of the Nebraska Senate, I’m going to use this week’s column to give readers a picture of a day in the life of a legislator. A typical day during the legislative session often begins during the 7 o’clock hour with a breakfast function hosted by a group wanting to tell senators about its services or about bills it supports.
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From the Chamber

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Greetings from the Central City Area Chamber of Commerce! Thank you to all who have renewed your chamber membership. We are grateful for your support! To date our membership represents individuals, businesses & organizations in Archer, Chapman, Clarks, Hordville, Palmer, Grand Island and Central City making us truly an Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Legislative Update

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Loren Lippincott, District 34 Senator Tumultuous debates about important bills have stirred passions within our legislative body recently. The measures, known by their nicknames as the Heartbeat Bill (LB626), Let Them Grow (LB 574) and School Choice (LB753) have been debated and passed with minimum votes to stop debate and allow an up and down vote.