Last week, we held our Electives Fair during lunches, to remind our 9^th, 10^th, and 11^th grade students of the many opportunities available to them next year, as they progress to the next grade level. So many Coyotes took time to ask questions, meet teachers, and learn about classes!

This Week: Select Your 2024-25 Courses

Centennial’s counselors will meet with each grade level to provide students with a folder containing registration materials, a presentation explaining required and elective course options, and guidance to help students complete their 2024-25 registration forms. Please bring your charged laptop and a pencil.

Students and families, please review these forms together next week and next weekend. Parents must sign and approve their Coyote’s course choices, and students must enter those choices into StudentVUE prior to Thursday, November 7^th.

Thursday, November 7^th: Signed Registration Forms and StudentVUE Course Entry Due

Students will hand their parent-signed registration forms into their 2^nd period teachers on Thursday, November 7^th. Prior to that day, students should enter their requests into StudentVUE under the “Course Requests” tab.

Please click here to visit Centennial’s 2024-2025 Student Registration Website. You’ll find detailed directions for the four-step registration process, as well as registration forms, links to watch the presentations for each grade level, and helpful documents concerning core classes, CTE programs, performing and fine arts, and Advanced Placement courses. You can also find links to learn about opportunities on other campuses, such as the MET or West-MEC.

The courses our students choose shape their skills, interests and post-secondary opportunities. We hope you’ll schedule family time to carefully consider your options, and we hope you’ll reach out to us if we can answer any questions. Click here to find contact information for Centennial’s Counseling Office and each of its counselors.

Japanese cuisine is some of the most unique and tasty in the world. Mrs. Cothren's Japanese I class researched the historical and regional background of authentic Japanese dishes, cooked them, then served them up for the class to enjoy. It was like Thanksgiving but Japanese style! Oishikattadesu.

Our Japanese I class also created a tee shirt to commemorate the establishment of our very first Japanese Club on campus! Tanoshiidesune!

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Creating a Culture of Achievement
The Centennial High School community develops in every student the skills and confidence necessary to overcome challenges and achieve at high levels. We value diversity and collaborate to create an inclusive, spirited, and supportive culture that guarantees every Coyote a safe, engaging, world-class education. We honor each other, practice integrity, and cultivate and celebrate excellence.