Centennial High School

St. Joseph-Ogden High School serves students in 9 through grade 12. Its facilities feature language arts, math, religion, social science and science departments. The school also maintains a guidance counseling center that offers information on scholarship programs and college courses. St. Joseph-Ogden High School s cafeteria serves corn dogs, cheeseburgers, fruits, milk, mashed potatoes and sandwiches. In addition, it operates audiovisual, drama, Spanish, German and art clubs. The school s library includes a variety of reading materials, such as periodicals, journals, newspapers and books. St. Joseph-Ogden High School has a parent-teacher organization that assists in organizing several fundraising events. It is located in St. Joseph, Ill.

The school is a part of DeLand-Weldon Community Unit School District #57. The school draws from an area of DeLand, and Weldon and is the seventh smallest high school, and third smallest public high school in the state of Illinois with a total enrollment of 50 students.

Argenta-Oreana High School is a part of the Argenta-Oreana School District comprising of approximately 76 square miles of territory in the Macon and DeWitt counties of Illinois. The school district is organized by attendance centers and the high school is located in Argenta, Ill. It has a pupil teacher ratio of 15:1. Students must earn 26 credits for graduation, courses in government, health, consumer education and consumer education, English, math, American history, social studies, art, music, foreign language and vocational education. Physical education is compulsory. Students can participate in extra-curricular activities such as in cheerleading, soccer, football, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track. Additional opportunities are available in scholastic bowl, the high school newspaper, yearbook, student council and drama.