Tormach’s 2025 Instructor of the Year proves how CNC machining education
can change lives and communities.
4 - 6 Single Subject Spiral Bound Notebooks
4 - 6 Two pocket folders
2-3 Packages of pencils
1-2 packs of pens
1 or 2 Boxes of Kleenex to be given to Advisory teacher *OPTIONAL
Markers or Sharpies
2 - 3 Highlighters
Sticky (Post-It) notes
1 or 2 Packages College Ruled Loose leaf paper
1 Package of index cards
Congratulations to Central High School Class of 2025!
On behalf of the Central High School Staff, we would like to congratulate our Senior Class of 2025!
We are so proud of all they have accomplished and want to encourage them to continue to strive for excellence as they take the next step on their life’s journey.
Class of 2025: We encourage you to take the time today to reflect on all you have accomplished, as well as the family, friends, and educators who have supported you!
We wish you success and happiness for the future!
~The Staff of Central High School~
When you school choice to Central High School, your academic program begins!
Central High is currently accepting applications for School Choice.
Central High is a charter high school with a focus on individualized learning. We offer smaller class sizes, work experience programs, Early College and Career Exploration, and Tech classes with over 13 Industry Recognized Certificates.
To apply : School Choice Form
At Central, you will experience a special sense of belonging. Our dedicated and experienced staff helps students grow by nurturing positive relationships, and supporting students unique educational goals.
Riley Sundee Central High Senior, won the Sparks event welding competition last week at Lakeshore College. He received a $1,000 scholarship through the AWS Lakeshore Section.
Riley has also earned the Intro to Industrial Welding Certificate, which is a completed college credential before he graduates. He will continue to work toward a tech diploma next semester.
This is a great example of the benefits that the early college program can provide to our students.
This week, over 50 Central High School students participated in a presentation and interactive discussion titled “Healthy Choices, Healthy Lives” with the Sheboygan County Human Trafficking Task Force.