A-C Central Community Unit School District 262

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A-C Central Community Unit School District 262
Established 1989
Grades K-12
Superintendent Rebecca Canty
Contact number 217-476-8112
Teachers 37 [1]
Students 483 [1]
Location Ashland and Chandlerville, Illinois
USA
Website http://www.a-ccentral.com

A-C Central Community Unit School District 262 brings together students from Ashland and Chandlerville, Illinois. A small, rural district, A-C Central has an elementary school (K-5) in Ashland, a junior high school (6-8) in Chandlerville, and a high school (9-12) at the same facility as the elementary school in Ashland.

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[edit] History

A-C Central was formed in 1989 by a referendum combining Ashland Community School District and the Chandlerville Community School District.[citation needed] As of 2005, the school district has approximately 203 elementary students, 143 junior high students and 150 high school students.[update needed]

The future for A-C Central is a bit unclear. Like nearly all of the small districts surrounding it, A-C Central faces budget issues. In 2005, a referendum was put before the voters of A-C Central and adjacent Virginia Community Unit School District 64 to consolidate the two districts.[citation needed] The referendum failed, leaving the Virginia school district in a desperate financial situation.[citation needed]

[edit] Notable Achievements

Ashland and Chandlerville, both known for strongly supporting school sports, have combined to form several exceptional basketball teams.[citation needed] In the mid and late 1990s, many of the school's teams went to State Sectionals.

Another proud contribution to the school's reputation is the A-C Central Marching Knights. This marching band has won numerous awards and has performed all over the United States. Some key performances include New York City, New York and Walt Disney World, Florida.[citation needed]

In March 2007, the 8th grade 2A girls volleyball team from A-C Central Jr. High won the Illinois Elementary Schools Association state girls volleyball championship.

The School also has a raising Score on ISAT's which was noticed by the state of Illinois.[citation needed]

[edit] Footnotes

  1. ^ a b Data Analysis and Progress Reports. Illinois State Board of Education (2007). Retrieved on 2008-06-05.

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