Naperville Central head baseball coach Mike Stock was named to the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association (IHSBCA) ...

Average class sizes at Naperville Central High School have increased from 28 to 30 students for the 2026–2027 school year, a shift many teachers learned of only late in the summer. The increase stems ...

The Illinois General Election will take place on Nov. 3, with local, state and federal government positions on the ballot, including those for candidates of the 2026 National Midterm Elections.

Partnering with local nonprofit Beautifully EmpowHERed, Naperville Central’s new Women in Business club aims to provide ...

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 ...

Students from Naperville Central founded Beyond Charity to advocate for student mental health, eventually passing the Beyond Charity Law signed by Gov. J.B. Pritzker in August 2021, which requires ...

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 ...

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 ...

Naperville Central’s Indian Student Association changed its name to South Asian Student Association in the second semester of the 2023-24 school year. SASA is a student organization based on bringing ...

Q: What is your favorite book? Genre? My favorite school book is The Great Gatsby. Q: What did you do before coming to Central? I taught English here [Naperville Central], and then I moved across the ...