News from the Nest
June 8: Kindergarten Graduation CMS Auditorium 10:15-11:00
June 8: 5th Grade Split Rock Bowling Field Trip
June 9: 4th Grade Padelford Riverboat Field Trip
June 9: Last Day of School
Aug 25: Kindergarten Parent Information Night
Aug 26: BHE Open House
Aug 31: Grade 1-5 First Day of School
Sept 1: First of School - Prek K and K
Sept 1: 4th Grade Parent Information Night
Sept 2: 5th Grade Parent Information Night
Sept 8: 2nd Grade Parent Information Night
Sept 9: 1st Grade Parent Information Night
Sept 10: 3rd Grade Parent Information Night
Sept 15: Lifetouch Picture Day
If your child keeps medication or supplies in the health office at school, please start making a plan to have a Parent/or Guardian pick up the medication or items on or before the last day of school, Tuesday, June 9th. Unless approved by the nurse due to special circumstances, students are NOT allowed to transport medication.
All medication authorizations/ plans expire at the end of the school year, so please plan to provide us with updated Doctor authorization forms/plans if you plan on having medication at school for the 26-27 school year. This is to comply with district policy and for the safety of your child. These new forms can be brought in with the medication at the start of the school year or feel free to have your clinic or provider fax them to us at 763-392-7534.
Please contact the health office at 763-792-6226 if you have any questions. Thank you!
Take the stress out of Back-to-School supply shopping by ordering a school supply kit now! Each kit is customized to your child's grade level with the exact items requested by the teacher. Order your kit today, and it will be delivered to your child's classroom at Open House in August. The work is done! Orders are due by June 12th!
Order Online at ShopTTkits.com
School Account #: 31897
Order By: June 12th
Contact Jodi at jlapoint@isd12.org at with any questions.
Shaping the future of our schools
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 on the Centennial Website.
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.
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