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"Thirty-seven staff members will be leaving Central High School at the end of the current school year, representing the largest exodus of staff from the school in the 21st century," Read the rest of this story on the Register website and mobile app. #photo" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">omahacentralregister.com/8703/news/teac…

In The Register’s last investigation of the school year, intrepid reporter Jane McGill delves into the pervasive racial and socioeconomic disparities in Central’s advanced classes, their origins, and what can be done to close the gap between students. omahacentralregister.com/9546/news/the-…

After years of advocacy by ESL teachers, Central now has a dedicated prayer space for students to practice their faith. The Register’s Isabel Hoiberg has the story. omahacentralregister.com/9527/news/cent…

OPS’ Interim Superintendent Matthew Ray speaks with the Register about the teacher shortage, pathways, and his experience in the district omahacentralregister.com/9503/features/…

Jane McGill receives the 2023 Student Journalist Impact Award for her coverage of the 2021-22 teacher shortage. She is advised by Brody Hilgenkamp, at Omaha (Nebraska) Central HS. Read more: jea.org/wp/blog/2023/0… @OWHnews @chsregister @NHSPA @OPSCentralHigh @OmahaPubSchool

In the wake of a further 25% reduction to the staff of the Omaha World-Herald, the Register’s Jane McGill explores the decline of legacy publications and the rise of independent and nonprofit newsrooms in Nebraska. omahacentralregister.com/9406/news/the-…

Teacher’s Perspective: Concerns about ChatGPT omahacentralregister.com/9248/opinions/…

“I definitely would have felt very dysphoric if I were not allowed to play girls’ sports,” the athlete said. “Having another obstacle in the way would’ve been a big setback.” omahacentralregister.com/9285/sports/le…

Dr. Cheryl Logan announced that she will resign at the end of June 2023. “It has been a joy to serve as your Superintendent,” she said in her email. Read our story to learn more. omahacentralregister.com/9138/news/cher…

BREAKING: Cheryl Logan announces resignation effective in June 2023. This is a developing story, follow the Register for updates.

The Register! We’re older than WaPo, LATimes, and numerous other big ticket newspapers around the country. Not only do we keep the Central student body informed, but we are a part of its living history that students contribute to every single day.

Seeing as Twitter is in turmoil, there isn’t a better time than now to check out our website omahacentralregister.com or follow us on Instagram: @chs.register Make sure that even after this app is (maybe) gone, you’ll still receive updates from your FAVORITE student news source🫡

#CentralAthleticDepartment: Let’s go Jen Gillespie! Our new Girls Soccer Team Head Coach! #DowntownProud #TheCentralEagleWay chsathletics.net

Follow @OPSCentralHigh Winter Sports Teams! #DowntownHigh @OPSCHSBBB @OPSCentralGBB @CHSBoys_Swim @CHSGirls_Swim @CentralGirlsWr1 @OPSCHSwrestling @CHSUnifiedBowl @CHSGirlsBowling @CHSBoysBowling Visit chsathletics.net today!

E is for EXCELLENT! Congrats to CHS senior E Dona-Munoz for their “excellent” distinction in Review Writing at the Journalism Education Association National Student Media Contest in St. Louis! #opsproud #chsdowntownproud @chsregister

Jay Landstrom not retained as head football coach for 2023 season - @cmoyale_ omahacentralregister.com/9041/sports/la…

Another 🔥🔥 article from Jane McGill at the @chsregister . Local journalists should take some tips from her and start covering real, important issues that actually are affecting our kids instead of the made up tantrums of old white men. omahacentralregister.com/8978/news/lgbt…

Gretna Public Schools restricts use of students’ preferred name, pronouns omahacentralregister.com/?p=8893

Transgender Nebraskans face an uphill climb when it comes to healthcare. Check out this article detailing the experiences and knowledge of transgender youth in NE. omahacentralregister.com/8868/news/8868/

Read the whole email here: omahacentralregister.com/8827/news/cent…

BREAKING: Lockdown called at Omaha Central High School. “At approximately 9:50 a.m., Central High was placed into a lockdown due to reports of a student with a weapon on campus… Police located the student and no weapon was found,” Principal Dionne Kirksey said in an email.