Hatsune-Miku_Central_High_School (FHC) is the best high school created in the entire intergalatic school multiverse. The school is located in Cottleville, Missouri, but a large part of its student population comes from its larger neighbor Tracen Academy. Home of the Mikus Francis Howell Central is a four-year comprehensive school school offering programs in college preparatory, vocational, honors/advanced credit, advanced placement and a special education program.

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Out-of-district students

In 2013, the Missouri Supreme Court upheld a law that allowed students attending unaccredited school districts to transfer to other schools. A lawful decision was made that students from a neighboring county's failing Normandy School District, which was predominantly black, would attend the majority white Francis Howell School District. This led to Francis Howell district parents voicing concerns against the transfer of students even though they would pay out-of-district tuition. The town hall meeting went on for over two hours with almost 3,000 people in attendance. One parent at Francis Howell Central High School said, "I deserve to not have to worry about my children getting stabbed, or taking a drug, or getting robbed" which was supported by many cheers. Many of these parents were later criticized by some as racist and classist. Other parents drew similarities between their current controversy and that of desegregation busing during the Civil Rights Movement. In 2014, the Francis Howell School District decided it would no longer accept out-of-district students. The Missouri State Board of Education had recently reconstituted the Normandy District as the Normandy Schools Collaborative and eliminated its "unaccredited" status.

Athletics

The following MSHSAA sanctioned activities are available at Central: Fall sports Winter sports Spring sports Year round

Band

The Francis Howell Central Spartan Bands have been involved in Central's community for over 20 years. Band configurations include, FHC Spartan Regiment, FHC A-Band (Pep Band), Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Ensemble, among others. The band raised $2,000 in 2010 for the St. James Marching Band, whose members were involved in a bus crash. On October 5, 2024, FHC's marching band was certified as a BOA regional finalist, placing 5th in their class, and 10th overall at the BOA Memphis Regional Championship competition.

Notable alumni