We are excited to ring in a new year and a new semester with you, beginning January 6th, 2025! Our first week back includes five full school days, meaning that students will attend all day on Wednesday! Early releases resume next week. Upon returning Monday, students should log into StudentVUE to find their schedules, with teacher names, courses, and classroom assignments. Schedules have continued to change throughout break as our counselors balanced class sizes due to enrollment changes, early graduations, etc. Students with questions about their schedules can visit the Library before school. Please remember:

• Counselors cannot accept preferential requests for schedule changes on Monday and will only change schedules that contain errors. 
• Any students who find schedule errors should please visit the Counseling Office during the class period in which that error occurs.
  • Example: A student enrolled in a class he/she has already passed should should visit the Counseling Office to correct the error
  • Example: A student enrolled in Spanish II who has never passed Spanish I should visit the Counseling Office.

Join us next Monday, January 13th from 6-7pm on campus for Meet the Teachers Night! As in previous semesters, Centennial teachers will be on campus to introduce themselves and their courses, preview important learning and projects for the upcoming year, and share how you can partner with them to support your Coyote's success!

Coyote Pride is about HONORing others! Thanks to all the clubs, sports, students and staff that helped Student Council to adopt 26 families for the holidays! Our students and staff collaborated to deliver gifts, food and supplies to hundreds of children and adults in the surrounding community.

Heading into the break, our staff had some fun with an "Awkward Holiday Family Photo" competition between academic departments. Enjoy some of the submissions here from Science, Social Studies, Math, Performing Arts, Exceptional Student Services and more!

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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.