Central 301 announces schedule changes and highlights student recognition

Graydon Engle EC-12th Educational Leadership
Graydon Engle EC-12th Educational Leadership
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Central 301, representing the Central Community Unit School District 301 in Kane and DeKalb counties, announced several updates and recognitions through its official Twitter account on April 15, 2026.

The district provided a scheduling update regarding athletics, stating on April 15: “UPDATE: Lacrosse rescheduled for 4/30. All games (home / away) for CHS today have been wiped out by the weather.” The tweet notified students and families about changes affecting Central High School’s athletic events due to inclement weather.

Later that day, Central 301 recognized student achievements in positive behavior. In a tweet posted at 20:30 UTC, the district wrote: ” March Bus Buddy Winners! Recognizing students who show kindness and responsibility on the bus every day “

Additionally, at 23:00 UTC, Central 301 promoted employment opportunities within the district. The tweet stated: ” Workin’ on Wednesdays Looking to make an impact in Central 301? We’ve got opportunities across the district: LEARN MORE: https://t.co/SAngUokEsj Join a team that’s committed to supporting students & building strong school communities every day.”

Central Community Unit School District 301 includes several schools such as Central High School and Prairie Knolls Middle School and serves both Kane and DeKalb counties (source). The district is comprised of a diverse student body—65.3 percent White, 16.5 percent Hispanic, 12.2 percent Asian, and 2.1 percent Black—and employs approximately 280 teachers with an average salary of $58,199 (source). Spending per student was reported at $19,244 in the year 2020 (source). Chronic truancy rates in the district are notably below state averages; only 1.9 percent of enrolled students were identified as chronically truant during the same period (source).



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