Central High School, in partnership with community resources, provides students with supported, personalized learning pathways focused on academic, personal, and social growth. Central is focused on students who desire a real-world approach to learning will experience a blend of innovative and diverse educational opportunities.
Central High School is a Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) school and every student must complete the CEP form
Central High School works in partnership with Lakeshore Technical College to provide Early College opportunities for students meeting the program requirements.
The GED Option 2 program at Central High School provides students the opportunity to prepare and complete HSED testing and earn a Sheboygan Area School District diploma.
Central High offers an after school credit recovery program for all interested students in the Sheboygan community. Students work independently in our lab with staff support available at all times. We offer a large list of required and elective courses to promote student success.
Central High's Summer School program is run independently of the traditional summer school program.
We offer students independently paced classes in all four core academic areas (English, Math, Science, and Social Studies), as well as electives.
Students who become pregnant share that information with their school counselor. The school counselor contacts Andrea Berlin, Central's school counselor, to schedule a meeting designed to create the student's personalized education plan.
Title I is a federal program that provides money to school districts to help children becoming successful learners. Title I funds are given to schools that have the largest percentage of low-income students.
Explore the College Credit Courses offered at Central High School.