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Online Track Apparel Stores
Get all your attire for the track season through their online apparel stores. The stores close on March 10 and 15.
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Early Middle College Open Enrollment
Early Middle College enrollment for current 9th and 10th-grade students is now open for 2023! Click for more details!
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Local Food Distribution
The current schedule for local food distributions is attached! Click the title for more details.
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Midwest Energy Grant!
Ms. Emmendorfer is very excited to announce that Centreville Jr./Sr. High School has been awarded a grant through Midwest Energy and Communications to purchase an earth science unit and supplies for 7th and 8th grades! Thank you Midwest Energy and Communications!
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Track & Field Hurdle Drive
A great opportunity to honor the accomplishments of a former or current track member! Donate a hurdle for the track program in their honor and place their name on the back! Click for more details!
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CTE Exploration Days Video
CTE Sophomore Exploration Days are coming quickly to districts in St. Joseph County. Career Coordinators will be educating sophomores about career choices and the 13 programs available to apply to through the CTE Consortium of local school districts. If you have any further questions, contact the CTE office or your high school counselor.
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Stuff the Bus!
In December, Centreville Public Schools held its second annual “Stuff the Bus” food and toy drive. This event is organized by members of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) and National Honor Society (NHS). During the first week of December, students in grades 7-12 brought in food items, while the elementary students brought in toys. On December 7th, FFA and NHS members and advisors brought the loaded bus to Yoder’s parking lot where students, staff, and community members contributed.
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Grandparents Visit Centreville Elementary
On November 26th, hundreds of grandparents flooded the classrooms of Centreville Elementary. Students and grandparents could be seen completing projects, playing games, and snacking on donut holes. It was great to see so many grandparents enjoying time with their grandchildren.
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Storybook Character Parade
The annual "Storybook Character Parade" took place on Thursday, October 31st. Students dressed up as their favorite book character and paraded through the elementary halls. Due to rain (a common theme this year), the usual trek to the high school was changed to a walk around the gym to show visiting parents the great costumes. Wonder Woman, a Star Wars paratrooper, and Harry Potter showed up to walk, while Where’s Waldo led the way.
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Bulldog Boogie a Big Success
Centreville Elementary recently held their annual Bulldog Boogie to raise money for the Elementary Parent Advisory Council (PAC). The day was rainy and cold, but students persevered through it all and walked outside until the rain forced them indoors. PAC was able to raise $8,900 during this event! Thank you to the following businesses who supported this fundraiser: Gleaton-Swanwick Agency, Hamilton Harley Davidson, Lennard Ag, and Reed Electric. Third grade raised the most money and got to spray Mr. VanderKlok with silly string! Thank you to everyone who came, participated, and donated to our elementary school.
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"Pawsitive" Influence at Elementary
In an effort to encourage students to make positive behavior choices, the elementary implemented a “Pawsitive Ticket” system at the beginning of the school year. Students "caught" being respectful, responsible, or safe are given a ticket for their classroom box. Each week, tickets are randomly drawn to recognize students who have shown these traits. Since the beginning of school, staff members have given out over 22,000 tickets, 222 tickets have been drawn and 180 students have been recognized as Student of the Month.
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Annual Torch Run a Big Hit!
The Torch Run is a partnership between law enforcement, the St. Joseph ISD, and CPS students, who run with students from the Pathfinder Center. This annual run/walk took place on September 27th, when Project Unify students and fall athletes walked with the Special Olympics' members on a route that began at the fairgrounds, went around town, and ended on the District’s campus. Students and staff lined the streets and cheered as the participants went by.
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Elementary Upgrades Playground
Elementary students have more playground options this year. Two swing banks, a tire swing, and two tether ball sets were installed this fall. In the small student playground, a new cement pad was poured for students to ride bikes and play basketball. A special thanks to Craig and Ryan Brueck for their cement work, and to PAC for their continued support of our students and staff. Parents, thank you for supporting PAC fundraisers, your involvement makes a difference!
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Centreville Students Visit Italy
Eleven high school students in 10-12th grade traveled to Italy during spring break with group leader, Ashley Rolfe. Seen below both top photos in Florence, bottom left in Rome, bottom right in Venice.
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Grandparents Day
Hundreds of grandparents gathered at Centreville Elementary to celebrate Grandparents Day with donut holes, crafts, and various activities. Thank you to all of the people who helped organize this event and for those who were able to attend!
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Students Experience Distracted Driving Simulator
In early October, the Kiefer Foundation made a visit to Centreville with a mission to help end distracted driving. The Kiefer foundation has partnered with the PEERS Foundation and Centreville juniors and seniors were able to take part in an augmented reality driving simulator. While one student sat in the driver's seat and put on the simulator, other students were able to watch what it was like on a monitor as that driver participated in many of the common distractions that take away a driver's attention.
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Freshmen Mentoring Program
This year's Freshmen Mentoring Program kicked off the year at 9th grade orientation to start the school year. The welcome video from this year's event can be found here!
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Mentor Picnic
The high school mentors, elementary mentees, co-advisors Mrs. Kamphues and Mrs. Dickman and chaperone Mrs. VanScoik wrapped up the school year with lunch and games at Adam's Park. Thank you to the high school mentors for offering your time and support this year and for making this another great year for the high school/elementary mentoring program!
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Southwest 10 Conference Championships
In the inaugural year of the Southwest 10 Conference, Centreville claimed conference season championships in four sports. At the end of their respective seasons, girls' basketball, girls' track and field, softball, and baseball were all able to hold the Southwest 10 Conference champions banner as the regular season champions. We're excited for another off-season this summer to influence what next year has in store!
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Girls' T&F Regional Champions!
Congratulations to the girls’ track team on their back-to-back regional championship! More details can be found here!
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