The Naperville 203 Board of Education unanimously approved the “Naperville 203 Digital Network,” a sponsorship initiative ...

Central Times reporters made multiple attempts to interview Highlands Elementary staff directly for this story. At no time was a teacher asked to speak on behalf of the district — only for their own ...

This year, Naperville Central is changing how students are selected for the homecoming court, replacing student nominations ...

The newly founded Ping Pong Club held its first-ever meeting in the Learning Common’s newly established Activity Hub on ...

The road to the postseason will look different for Illinois high school football teams starting this fall. The Illinois High School Association expanded its football playoffs from 32 to 48 teams in ...

The new courses are designed to support the district’s growing number of College and Career Pathway Endorsements. District 203 currently offers six CCPEs and intends to double that number for the 2025 ...

Derek Rose graduated in 1994, and played varsity football for three years. He also captained the 1993 team and was named to the 1993 DuPage Valley All-Conference Team. Rose went on to play football at ...

This biography is a part of Central Times’ 2024 Distinguished Alumni Ceremony coverage. To see biographies of all of this year’s inductees, click here. Dr. Catherine Adrian DeRidder works as a child ...

Social Studies teacher Cindy Tilt is retiring at the end of the semester after 30 years of teaching. Tilt has taught various courses over her years at Central, and currently teaches AP Psychology and ...

Caroline Schwartz, the head coach for girls’ flag football at Benedictine University, has recently been appointed as Naperville Central’s coach for the upcoming girls’ flag football season. Girls’ ...

Naperville Central’s girls golf team concluded their season with a fourth place finish at the DuPage Valley Conference Championship on Sept. 27. Junior Ashika Patel finished in fourth, leading the ...

The morning bell rings, but plenty of seats in first-period classrooms remain empty. Inside, teachers begin their lessons, glancing at the empty desks — a quiet reminder of an issue that’s becoming ...