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124 North 20th Street, Omaha, NE 68102, (402) 557-3330 The mission of Omaha's Central High School is to continue a tradition of excellence emphasizing academic achievement, responsible citizenship, and pride in diversity within a safe and respectful environment.
Welcome to Omaha Central High School. We are glad you have chosen our nation’s finest downtown high school where “A Tradition of Excellence” is not just our motto, it is our legacy. Beginning in 1859 as Nebraska’s first high school, Omaha Central has always been an academic powerhouse, preparing students not only for success in the
22 de mar. de 2022 · Livia Ziskey, Editor-in-Chief March 21, 2022 It’s not where you start, it’s where you finish. This has become the motto of Central’s powerlifting team, and they proved to take it to heart at their final meet this year. Midland University hosted Nebraska’s high school state powerlifting meet on Feb. 26-27. Central’s boys team placed first for the third year in a row, and Central’s ...
Central High Central is located in beautiful downtown Omaha Address: 124 N. 20th St. Omaha, NE 68102 Football and Soccer Games are played at Seeman Stadium located on the north side of the building. Parking lot available from Davenport street, there is also stair access from 20th st. Volleyball and Basketball games are played in the gym - the main gym doors are also located on the north side ...
Welcome to Omaha Central High School. We are glad you have chosen our nation’s finest downtown high school where “A Tradition of Excellence” is not just our motto, it is our legacy. Beginning in 1859 as Nebraska’s first high school, Omaha Central has always been an academic powerhouse, preparing students not only for success in the
The official YouTube account of the Omaha Central High School Athletic Department. Proud member of the Omaha Metro Conference. LET'S GO EAGLES! #DowntownProud #TheCentralEagleWay
Richard Zacharia | Class of 1961. Zacharia has been a prominent figure in Omaha accounting circles and a strong advocate for Central. After graduating from Penn’s Wharton School of Business, he returned to Omaha, and in 1969 joined the firm now called Frankel Zacharia. He served as managing partner for 25 years and grew it into one of ...
