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

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

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 ...

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

Q: Why did you decide to become a sign language teacher? A: “I’ve been teaching students for 10 years, in college and high school. I love to teach sign language to other people if they want to learn.” ...

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 ...

District 203 administration is set to recommend schedule changes spanning all levels of instruction at the Feb. 3 Board of Education meeting. The changes include later start times for high school and ...

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 ...

Fewer Illinois high school students are heading to college, marking a shift in post-secondary trends. Since 2018 — the earliest year data is available — college enrollment among graduates has dropped ...

On Aug. 29, popular clothing retailer Brandy Melville opened its second store in Illinois in our quaint city of Naperville. While I cannot personally speak for the quality of this specific location ...

Assistant Principal of Curriculum & Instruction Jackie Thornton was named the next principal of Naperville Central at the Tuesday, Jan. 18 Board of Education meeting. She will officially assume the ...

Jake Pfeiffer is a senior, entering his third year on the Central Times staff, this time as Editor-in-Chief. Jake joined CT as a sophomore because he wanted to write news, but since then he has grown ...