Deadline to sign up for all 3 camps is This Friday!!
New Openings!
Deadline to sign up for all 3 camps is this Friday!!
Youth Volleyball Camp!!
Incoming Kindergarten-5th Grade!!!
To sign up , text Coach Lindsey by June 6th!!
STAR is hosting Senior Love Feast on Tuesday May 6th. Senior parents should have received an invitation letter in the mail. If you have not, please email your RSVPs to mvincent@a-ccentral.us
Join us tomorrow for our 2025 Prom walk-in & coronation!
IMPORTANT: Mock Crash Event Happening Today
Please be aware that a mock crash event will be taking place today on Three Mile Lane at the Middle/High School. This is a planned simulation designed to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving.
What to Expect:
• Emergency vehicles and first responders will be present.
• Simulated crash scene near the school.
• Increased traffic and activity in the area.
Do not be alarmed—this is a drill for educational purposes only. Thank you for your understanding and support in helping educate our students on safe driving.
The newly elected FFA Officers will start their year of service this Sunday, at their annual awards banquet!
The greenhouse will be open after school every day from 3:30-5pm and Saturdays 9-12pm! They have a lot of plants to choose from!
Senior, Carson Arthalony was selected as A-C Central's 2025 Rotary Scholar Athlete. All recipients were recognized last night at a banquet in Jacksonville. Congratulations Carson!
STAR is hosting their next blood drive TOMORROW! Sign up today. If they have more than 22 units donated they will receive a grant!
AC Central High School
Friday, April 25
12:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Donor Bus
Can't make it to the blood drive? Donate at the ImpactLife donor center in Springfield and credit AC Central HS!
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/132981
Today, we’re taking a moment to send a HUGE thank you to all of our incredible bus drivers!
From the early mornings to the late afternoons, rain or shine, you're there—greeting everyone with a smile, keeping things safe, and making sure we all get where we need to go. Your patience, kindness, and dedication don’t go unnoticed.
You do so much more than just drive a bus—you create a safe space, start the day with a friendly face, and often go above and beyond to care for your riders.
So today, and every day, we THANK YOU!
On April 9th , 12 students attended Illinois Ag Legislative day at the Illinois Capitol complex. They were able to discuss the importance of agricultural education, express our gratitude and appreciation for their support of Illinois Agriculture, and deliver commodity baskets and lunch to representatives and staff.
Remembering Ethan tomorrow!
All middle and high school students were given a Nothing Bundt Cake order form last week for our annual PBIS spring fundraiser! All orders and money need to be turned in to the office by April 28th.
Junior High Athletic Awards Night is April 23rd!
The first annual Ethan Mahoney Memorial Tournament was held Saturday and it was a beautiful day. The weather was outstanding and the teams that participated had a good time. Placings were as follows:
3rd: Northwestern HS
Bowman & Murphy
1.57 lbs
2nd: Rochester HS
Dear Myers Day & Myers
1.93 lbs
1st: A-C
Griffin McClure & Brody Pettit
11.23 lbs
Biggest bass: Griffin McClure: 4.89 lbs
Outstanding day for all!
Every time you donate blood, you’re doing more than just giving – you’re becoming part of something bigger. Your donation has the power to save lives, support patients in need, and strengthen your community. Whether it’s for accident victims, cancer patients, or those with chronic illnesses, your generosity makes a real impact.
Join us in making a difference. Schedule your donation today! This is hosted by STAR!
https://login.bloodcenter.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/132981
Yesterday the 8th graders attended the Welcome to the Real World program at the Morgan County Fairgrounds in Jacksonville. This program is provided by University of Illinois Extension Unit 15. Students went through a simulation where they chose a career and were given a base salary for one month. Using this salary, they paid their bills for the entire month. They do a similar unit in Mrs. Lindsey's Business class when they also learn basic banking functions including writing a check, balancing their checkbook and much more.
Knights of the week!
These students were nominated for being helpful and trustworthy!
