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Centerville Families,

As we wrap up another school year, I want to thank you for the many ways you have supported your children, our staff, and our school community. From conferences and concerts to communication sheets, spirit days, and the occasional forgotten lunch, your partnership has meant so much.

This year was filled with growth, learning, laughter, plenty of recess, and probably a few missing water bottles along the way. Through it all, our students worked hard, built friendships, and grew in ways that are both measurable and magical. We are so proud of them.

To our fifth-grade families, thank you for sharing your children with us. We will miss their leadership and personality, but we are excited to see all they will accomplish in middle school and beyond. Once a Centerville Cougar, always a Cougar.

As summer begins, we hope your family enjoys a healthy mix of books, bike rides, sunshine, and ice cream. Especially ice cream. And if your child says they are bored by day three, you are probably doing summer exactly right. 🙂

I hope to see many of you at the Centerville Parade on Saturday, July 19. We always love connecting with our families and showing off our Centerville pride.

Wishing you a summer filled with fun, rest, and great memories. We cannot wait to welcome you back in the fall!

Go Cougars!
Mike Macken

June:

• 8th: 5th Grade Party @ The Fun Lab (5PM - 7PM)
• 9th: Last Day of School & Final Wave (see below)
• 12th: Report Cards are available to parents @ 7AM

July:

• 7th: Last day to order Spouts School Supply Kit

Office Hours:

· June 9-16: 8 AM - 3 PM

· August 10 (Office Re-Opens): 8AM - 3PM

The Centerville Elementary Calendar is located on our school’s website at https://centerville.isd12.org/ under the Parent Hub. Here you will also find the 2025-2026 Elementary Student Letter Day Calendar.

Mon. 6/8 :

Chicken Sausage Links & Variety of Brunch for Lunch Choices:

• Funnel Cakes
• Cinnamon rolls
• Pancake Bites
• French Toast sticks

Tue. 6/9

• Hotdogs

As we wrap up our last day of school on Tuesday, June 9th, we wanted to remind you that staff has a final wave for students leaving on buses once parent pick-up is complete.

This may result in buses being a few minutes late dropping kids off at home.

Each spring students across the state participate in Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments in reading (grades 3-8, 10), mathematics (grades 3-8, 11), and science (grades 5, 8 and high school). Preliminary results are now available. Click HERE to learn how to access preliminary MCA Information

Keep your child reading over the summer! Have them participate in Centerville’s Scoop Up a Book Summer Reading Program!

All children in Kindergarten through 4th grade will bring home a summer reading log.

• You can use the log all summer, between June 5 and September 2!
• Students can record either their reading minutes OR book titles.
• Have a parent initial next to each entry.
• Children will follow the goals for the grade they JUST COMPLETED.

Return the Ice Cream Recording Form to your child’s teacher in the fall for an Ice Cream Party with Mr. Macken.

• Students completing Kindergarten & 1st grade need to read 50 books or a total of 900 minutes. Someone may read to those students to complete their goal.
• Students completing grades 2-4 need to read 30 books at the student’s reading level or a total of 1200 minutes.

K-1 Tracking Sheet

2-4 Tracking Sheet

• Yearbooks were distributed today.
• If you want to purchase a yearbook we do have limited copies available to purchase for $35.00 (Cash or check made out to CPTA)

• Parents may sign into the kiosk and go through bins during school hours.
• Remaining items will be donated on Thursday, June 10th.

• Items left on the bus can be picked up at the Rehbein Bus Barn ( 6298 Hodgson Rd.) Monday - Friday from 7AM - 6PM.
• Parents are welcome to come look through items.
• Remaining items will be donated on June 15th.

As the end of the school year approaches, it is time to make arrangements to pick up medication or supplies in the health office. If your child has medication at school, they will need to be picked up by the parent/guardian.

It is district policy that ALL medications (prescription or over the counter) be picked up by parent/guardian, NO medications will be allowed to be transported by students, and no medication can remain in the health office during the summer.

Please plan a date/time for pickup of these items by contacting Pam Bordson at pbordson@isd12.org or 763.792.5826.

• Sprout Website: https://sproutsupplies.com/order
• School Code: CES487
• Order Deadline: Tuesday, July 7th

Make it an easy summer! Supply kits are delivered to the school and will be on your child(ren)'s desk at open house!

There are activities happening all summer long through Community Education!

July:

· Chess Summer Camp

· Fun with Resin, Clay & More

· Build a Fairy World

· Harry Potter’s Science of Spells

· DASH Ultimate Games Camp

· DIY Crafting

· Destination Mars: Rocketry

August:

· Cougar Football Camp

· Skyhawks Volleyball Camp

· Fossil Finders: Dino Dig

· Solar Speedsters Sun-Powered Cars

· Centurion LEGO Robotics

· Claymation-Let’s Make a Movie

Happening soon:

Jun. 12- Don’t forget-deadline to register for summer swim lessons!

Jun. 15- Spanish Sports & Games Summer Camp (entering gr. 1-5)

Monster Mash Art (entering gr. 1-6)

Swiftie-Tastic Art (ages 4-9)

Jun. 16- More Than Pink (entering gr. 4-7)

Jun. 22- Skyhawks Cheer Camp (ages 6-12)

Skyhawks Flag Football (ages 6-12)

DASH Basketball (ages 6-12)

DASH Volleyball (ages 6-12)

Jun. 29- Cardboard Maker: Machines in Motion (entering gr. 4-6)

Curiosity Workshop (entering gr. K-4)

Woodworking 1.0 (entering gr. 4-6)

Skyhawks Multi-Sport Camp (ages 5-12)

DASH Cheer Camp (ages 6-12)

DASH Football Camps (ages 2-12)

Battle Drones (entering gr. 3-6)

Pokémon Creators Camp (ages 6+)

There’s much more happening all summer long, go online to view all activities and to register, community.isd12.org.

Welcome to the Digital Backpack, the district’s central posting place for community flyers. Click HERE to browse the Digital Backpack.

Welcome to the Digital Backpack, the district’s central posting place for community flyers. If you have questions regarding these programs, please contact the organizations directly. View the Digital Backpack online.

Maintaining strong schools requires both high-quality learning experiences and safe, well-functioning facilities for every learning. The Centennial School Board voted unanimously at its May 18 meeting to place two referendum questions on the November 3, 2026 ballot. An operating levy will help maintain class sizes, sustain academic programs, support students through services, retain staff and maintain day-to-day operations. A bond for capital projects provides funding for our schools for safety and security improvements, maintenance of aging infrastructure, improved cafeteria experiences, updates to learning environments, space, and capacity needs.

Why now? Centennial Forward reflects years of planning and facility assessments, community input and survey feedback, identified priorities—not a wish list. Learn more, view tax impact, and get voting information at isd12.org/centennial-forward.

SUN Bucks: Summer food program

Families who were approved for educational benefits for the 2025-2026 school year may receive $120 for each eligible school-aged child, ages 7-17, to buy groceries when school is out this summer through SUN Bucks, a program offered by the United States Department of Agriculture.

Note: All students are not automatically eligible because of the free meal program offered at Centennial Schools. Students must quality for SUN Bucks through the Educational Benefits Application process. Already approved households do not need to re-apply to receive SUN Bucks. Students directly certified through programs such as SNAP, MFIP, FDPIR, and other programs automatically qualify for SUN Bucks. See the Centennial Website for SUN Bucks information as well as other summer food programs.

Email: tbuescher@isd12.org
Website: www.isd12.org/cve
Location: 1721 Westview Street, Centerville, MN, USA
Phone: 763.792.5800