Plans for Edison, Franklin, Jefferson, IPA, and Garden Hills will be available at each event. Come take a look, ask questions, and be part of the conversation! Each open house will be the same presentation so community members only need to attend one session.



In the NASP Bullseye Tournament, Central High School’s Team #1 delivered an exceptional performance, finishing 3rd out of 262 teams. Central’s Team #2 also earned a strong top-50 finish, placing 50th overall. Centennial High School’s Team #1 finished 10th out of 262 teams, while Team #2 placed 164th.
Unit 4 middle schools also had an outstanding showing at the national level. Franklin STEAM Academy placed in the top 20 percentile at 49th (out of 249 teams). Jefferson Middle School finished 117th, and Edison Middle School placed 130th in the bullseye competition.
At the NASP 3-D Tournament, Centennial High School’s Team #1 earned an impressive 9th place finish out of 225 high school teams. Central High School’s Team #1 placed 16th out of 225 teams. Centennial’s Team #2 also competed in the tournament.
We applaud the hard work, focus, and dedication of our student archers and coaches. Thank you for representing our schools and community with pride on the national stage!





We want your voice in shaping the future of Unit 4 middle schools! Join us at an upcoming open house to review and share feedback on Middle School Facilities Planning. We’re exploring several options to support student learning, and your input will help guide the way forward.
Plans for Franklin, Jefferson, IPA, and Garden Hills will be available at each event. Come take a look, ask questions, and be part of the conversation! Each open house will be the same presentation so community members only need to attend one session.








ICYMI: Jefferson Open House tonight!
We want your voice in shaping the future of Unit 4 middle schools! Join us at an upcoming open house to review and share feedback on Middle School Facilities Planning. We’re exploring several options to support student learning, and your input will help guide the way forward.
Plans for Franklin, Jefferson, IPA, and Garden Hills will be available at each event. Come take a look, ask questions, and be part of the conversation! Each open house will be the same presentation so community members only need to attend one session.



We want your voice in shaping the future of Unit 4 middle schools! Join us at an upcoming open house to review and share feedback on Middle School Facilities Planning. We’re exploring several options to support student learning, and your input will help guide the way forward.
Plans for Franklin, Jefferson, IPA, and Garden Hills will be available at each event. Come take a look, ask questions, and be part of the conversation! Each open house will be the same presentation so community members only need to attend one session.



At Regional Soccer Skills, Rory Gordon (Franklin Middle School) earned gold medals and qualified for the Special Olympics Summer Games and State Tournament in Bloomington! Maxwell Morgan (Franklin Middle School) also earned a bronze medal.
At Regional Gymnastics, Maxwell Morgan (Franklin Middle School), Laila Walters (Edison Middle School), Rory Gordon (Franklin Middle School), and Hazel Rempe Malekin (Central High School) each earned gold medals and qualified for the State Tournament.


















Ivy Grant is a multi-sport athlete, a state champion wrestler and active in her community. Most recently, she won the 2026 Illinois Kids Wrestling Federation state championship with a 15-second pin in the final match.
We are proud to celebrate Ivy’s achievements and grateful to Mayor Feinen and the City of Champaign for recognizing this accomplished Jefferson Jaguar. Congratulations, Ivy, on this well-deserved honor.









Throughout our schools, we honor the voices and experiences that help shape who we are as a district. This month is an opportunity to recognize the impact of Asian American and Pacific Islander leaders, past and present.
We are committed to creating spaces where every student feels seen, valued, and empowered. Join us in celebrating the vibrant cultures and traditions that make our community stronger.












https://champaign-cablecast.cablecast.tv/watch-now
Watch the live stream via YouTube here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/Ty_2j8CEhmM




This year’s offerings include:
Cyber Scholars for students in grades 2–5 and iPALS, an 8-week program in partnership with the University of Illinois, focused on health and academic success. Please see the flyers in this post for more information.
Programs run throughout June and July, with a variety of schedules and formats to meet your family’s needs. For full details and to register, visit: https://www.champaignschools.org/o/cu4sd/page/summer-programs


The Central Functional Life Skills and Essential Skills Classroom had an unforgettable field trip to TM Horse Haven!
TM Horse Haven welcomed our students with open arms, creating hands-on opportunities to interact with and feed the animals. Their kindness and patience made the experience even more meaningful as they answered questions and shared insights about life on the farm. It was a wonderful chance for students to connect with nature while also exploring careers in agriculture.
A big thank you to our dedicated staff who helped make this a safe, engaging, and memorable trip for everyone.



Held during lunch hours at both Central and Centennial, the fairs brought together a wide range of colleges and universities, giving students the chance to connect one-on-one with admissions representatives. From learning about academic programs and campus life to exploring scholarship opportunities, students took meaningful steps in their college and career journeys.










