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Remembering the Constitution
In mid-September, Mrs. Hunter's 2nd grade class learned about the Constitution and the three branches of government that were created to protect it. The students honored the day by learning how to say the Pledge of Allegiance and made American flags to show their American spirit!
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Girls' Track Team Claims Top Spot for MITCA Academic All-State
The Michigan Interscholastic Track Coaches Association recently released their team academic awards from spring and the girls' track team claimed the top spot! The Bulldogs qualified to be considered because they competed in the MITCA state meet last year. The top 12 GPAs were then submitted and compared to other schools and Centreville's 3.906 team GPA came out on top! Congrats to the program for their hard work on the track and in the classroom.
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Accepting Bids for Baseball & Softball Field Improvements
Centreville Public Schools is accepting bids for the following baseball and softball field improvements. Click title for a detailed list of bid requests.
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JLine Dance Crew Visits Centreville
The JLine Dance Crew from New York City performed and spoke at Centreville Public Schools on September 13th as part of an assembly for all students in the district. The high-energy singing and dancing was accompanied by powerful words of anti-bullying, perseverance, and courage through life experiences from the three-person crew. Students were engaged and encouraged throughout the assembly!
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FFA Fall Sale
The Centreville FFA is holding their annual fall sale for mums, pumpkins, and gourds to raise money for various activities throughout the year. Mums will be $10 each or three for $25 and there are many color varieties! Pumpkins and pumpkin-sized gourds will be $6 each. Purchases can be made at the Ag barn during school hours or by appointment by calling 467-5210. Come check out their great selection for all your fall decor needs! Checks payable to: Centreville FFA.
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SW10 Patriot Games
The Southwest 10 Conference has proudly designated the week of September 18th - 22nd as “Patriot Games Week” to collectively honor the active members of our military and veterans of our armed forces. Varsity fall sport athletes will compete next week in “honor” of a military service member or veteran.
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Transportation Updates
With the start of a new school year approaching, new adventures are just around the corner! Superintendent Stephanie Lemmer introduces a change to the drop off and pick up procedures for the school year to maximize the safety of our students. Watch this quick introduction video and check out the maps to learn more!
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Construction Progress
Phase two of the mileage is in the works with many projects happening around campus! Check out more pictures here.
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Seventh Graders Visit Nature Center
On June 5th, seventh grade staudents took their annual field trip to the Kalamazoo Nature Center. During the tripm students focused on stream ecology and the natural succession that has taken place at the former gravel pit on the Nature Center Property. Students were also given the opportunity to observe the Kalamazoo River, numerous organisms, and food webs along the way.
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Band Performs at Michigan's Adventure
On Friday, June 2nd, a combined group of junior and senior high band students performed at Michigan's Adventure. The students spent the rest of the day enjoying both the rides and the water park.
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