Providing for Emerging Needs and Challenges of Central High School
Generation "C" is the official support group recognized by Central High School. Gifts to this Annual Giving Campaign allow the Foundation to provide for the emerging needs and challenges of Central High School. These unrestricted funds give the Foundation the flexibility to meet the greatest needs of Central, while allowing you to support your favorite school!
Generation "C" Membership Incentive
Central High School Stickers
Share your Eagle Pride with three Central Stickers! Included at the Tailed Eagle membership level ($25) and above.
Maintain a Lifelong Connection to Your Alma Mater and Help to Strengthen Central High School
While membership provides essential support for the Foundation, it gives alumni various ways to stay connected. Members also receive exclusive benefits — from reserved parking at athletic events, to front row seating at the Road Show, to special incentives.
Select Your Membership
Join Generation "C" by clicking on one of the membership levels below. You will pay for your membership on the following checkout page. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Meet the 2025-26 Generation “C” Chairs
The Taylor Family
The Past: A Tradition Begins
Jennifer Johnson Taylor, Class of 1991, was the first in her family to attend Central, and in doing so, she began a proud family tradition. Growing up in Omaha’s Dundee neighborhood, Jen followed the classic midtown path: Dundee Elementary, Lewis & Clark Middle, and finally, Central High School. The historic architecture of Central first drew her in, but it was the vibrant community and transformative experiences that made her a lifelong Eagle. After graduating, Jen pursued a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy at Hamilton College in New York, then returned to Omaha to earn her Juris Doctor from Creighton University School of Law. Her career has taken her from private practice to public service, and today she serves as Deputy City Attorney for the City of Omaha - working in an office with a view of downtown that reminds her of her days at Central. Jen’s sisters, Kathryn Johnson Krueger, Class of 2004, and Molly Johnson, Class of 2014 also joined the Central family further cementing the Johnson legacy at Central.
The Present: Soaring Higher
When she and her husband, Darin, started their family, Jen passed on her love for Central to the next generation. Her daughter, Cecilia Taylor, Class of 2026, is a four-year varsity swimmer and state qualifier, a varsity golfer, and an active member of HOSA and National Honor Society (serving as Activities Coordinator). She is also involved in several advanced academic programs outside of Central, including the Haddix STEM Corridor and the UNMC High School Alliance. Cecilia credits Central with connecting her to these incredible opportunities and inspiring her passion for science. She plans to major in Microbiology with a minor in Chemistry and is exploring undergraduate research programs at the University of Washington and the University of Pittsburgh.
The Future: The Legacy Continues
The Eagle spirit lives on in Charles “Chuck” Taylor, Class of 2032. Currently a student at Dundee Elementary School, Chuck is already preparing to follow in the footsteps of his mother, aunts, and sister. An avid golfer in the Nebraska Jr. PGA League, Chuck also enjoys basketball, football, swimming, baseball, and chess. His teachers note his love of history and enthusiasm for fun facts. With his boundless curiosity and love for learning, Chuck is ready to carry the family legacy forward at Central High School.
"The Foundation's funds have allowed me to explore particular applications of math through the Enrichment Math Course. I have also been able to grow my leadership skills while competing at the highest level as the President of Math Club. My favorite memory was being on stage for the final round when we won Math Day at UNL!"
Maggie Ernst, Class of 2023