During our School Board Meeting on May 14th, we recognized our 2023-2024 winners of the Outstanding Achievement Award, where they received a gift for their hard work and dedication. Below are photos from the evening along with a video that was shown during the meeting.

Dr. Bedden also recognized Olivia Heinrich, Student Government President and Xdrian Isaac, Level 300 student in the Building Trades at MBIT with Certificates of Appreciation for their talent and dedication to providing student report to the School Board all year. We appreciate them!

Luke O'Donnell is a young man who has attended Centennial School District for his entire school career. As an elementary school student, he attended Davis Elementary. As a middle school teenager, he attended Klinger Middle School and as a young man, he attended William Tennent High School. Now he is completing his school career while attending the SPIRIT 18-22 Transition Program.

Luke is a hard working, clever, helpful, kind, and funny young man. His peers enjoy his company and his jokes. Luke was asked to reflect on his time in the Centennial School District and his words truly left a mark on those who he has befriended. We are so proud of his progress and we look forward to seeing what the future holds for him.

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Log College’s Junior Model UN Club attended their final UN Conference on Tuesday, May 14th at Temple University. The goal of Jr. Model UN is to work collaboratively to propose recommendations on solving two of the major world issues from the viewpoint of their assigned nation. Student delegates received badges that included their names, countries (Bangladesh or El Salvador), topics (Access to Clean Water or Reducing Income Inequality), and committee (#1 or #2).

Delegates prepared for this conference by creating position and resolution papers.

Upon arrival, students were split into small conference rooms based on their badges. Once in the conference rooms, delegates introduced themselves to delegates from other schools, and received directives from council leaders.

Delegates had the opportunity to collaborate with other schools representing different countries and to compromise on resolutions.

Congratulations to the first team of delegates and all your efforts!

Congratulations to Mrs. Totan's and Ms. Ricci's class on winning the Silver Spoon award on Crazy Hat Day! One of our initiatives through Schoolwide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (SWPBIS) is positive behavior in the lunchroom. Mrs. Totan's and Ms. Ricci's classes have shown their PAWSOME behavior for the month of April . They were awarded a special table set up, lunch served by Mrs. Rindone, and a HUGE Silver Spoon to be held in the class for the remainder of May.

This week, several Davis Elementary teachers warmly welcomed a group of Administrators from a neighboring school district to observe Wit & Wisdom, as they consider implementing the curriculum next school year. The classroom visits showcased students across grade levels engaging in instructional routines such as Mix and Mingle, Think-Pair-Share, Tableau, Jig Saw, and Socratic Seminar. In addition, the students took part in productive and meaningful discourse through the “Reveal” and “Distill” Content Stages. Second Graders and Fifth Graders synthesized the essential meaning of texts and expressed their knowledge through writing and speaking with peers in a Socratic Seminar.

The visiting team was extremely grateful to the Davis teachers and truly amazed by the robust learning activities and student engagement occurring at all levels. Many thanks to Mr. Ryan Oessenich for organizing the visit, Mrs. Rose Miele for hosting the visitors, the Davis teachers for welcoming the team, and the Davis students for showcasing their growth and learning through rigorous displays of reading, writing, speaking, and listening.

Mrs. McCaffery's BWTV students made a video showing their appreciation and thanking their teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week.

The William Tennent Boys Volleyball Team finished their season this week. The team finished with an 8-8 record and lost on Tuesday evening to Unionville High School in the first round of the District One Playoffs. This is the fifth straight year that the boys volleyball team has qualified for the District One Playoffs. Best of luck to our graduating seniors, Sean Stewart, David Dziekonski, Eric Korchuk, Edwin Lurie, Peter Piotrowski, and Justin Wilson.

Senior Photo: (L to R) (Justin Wilson, Sean Stewart, Peter Piotrowski, Edwin Lurie, Eric Korchuk, David Dziekonski)

William Tennent HS was excited to celebrate their alumni that were inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame Wednesday, May 15th! Panther proud!

Those honored were:

1970 Girls Undefeated Swim Team

1986 Scott Rieber

1991 Sean Bates

1992 Rob Oldfield

2003 Eduardo Ruiz

2008 Brittan Spence

Log College's Spring Concert was a night to remember. Belting out tunes like "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and a medley of all-time favorites, the Log College Singers and Choir had a wonderful show for a packed house!

Log College Singers and Jazz Band performers brought a burst of energy and creativity as they entertained elementary students, 3rd through 5th grades, at McDonald Elementary. Their vibrant performances not only entertained but also showcased the possibilities of self-expression and talent to their younger peers.

It was a great performance and all the students loved it!

Davis students, staff, and families have enjoyed wonderful spring concerts over the past several weeks, including our Spring Concert and 3rd Grade recital. Davis students have shown off their musical talents for hundreds of their peers and family members and have wowed us all at every turn. Thank you to Mrs. Divine-McCaffrey and Mrs. Duchene for all your hard work in teaching our musicians at Davis!

The members of Log College Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society organized the 4th annual Clothing Drive on Saturday, April 27th. Members collected items such as clothes, shoes, handbags, household items, toys and other miscellaneous items. Community members donated over 1,600 pounds of items. The Company ClothingShoeDrive.com wrote a check for $153.00. The proceeds will be donated to the Honor and Courage Foundation. This organization supports wounded, injured, and ill service members, veterans, their caregivers, and those who aid in their recovery by providing assistance and outreach in their recovery, comfort, and morale, and through advocacy, education, and promotion of their circumstances. We look forward to another successful clothing drive in 2025 to our continued support of our Veterans!

Savannah Zeaman, Class of 2024, was honored by the Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce Wednesday at Five Ponds Golf Club. At the ceremony, Savannah received a citation from State Rep. Brian Munroe (pictured). Additionally, she received a citation and a U.S. Flag flown at the Capitol Building from Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick. Congratulations, Savannah!

This month, we will be asking you to take a brief survey to tell us about your experience with Centennial School District. We need your feedback to ensure we continue to provide high-quality, rigorous learning experiences that meet the needs of all learners and prepare them for college, career, and life readiness. On May 20th, you'll receive an email with a link to access the survey, which will be open until May 31st.

What is Family Literacy?

Vita’s Family Literacy classes help ESL parents gain literacy and parenting skills to help their children succeed in school.

Who Can Join?

ESL parents with at least one child ages birth to 8 years old

What happens in Class?

Adult Education (ESL instruction), parenting education, literacy activities for parents and children

When and Where?

Classes start in July, end – mid August. Morning or afternoon sessions (depending on level).

Combination of in-person and Zoom classes.

Centennial Administration Bldg.

48 Swan Way, Warminster, PA 18974

Call 215-441-6000 Ext. 11085 and leave a message in English, Spanish, Russian or Ukrainian with your name and phone number. We will call you back to discuss eligibility and schedule an appointment.

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On the second Wednesday of every month, we welcome you to stop in and speak with a Human Resources representative about exciting employment opportunities in the Centennial School District. The next open-door event will take place at the District Administration Building located at 48 Swan Way, Warminster, PA on Wednesday, June 12, 2024 between 8 am-12 pm.

The Centennial Chatbot, accessible on all School and Administrative websites, offering around-the-clock guidance to vital information, is now accessible through the district's App! This development is thrilling and contributes to our ongoing efforts to enhance communication and engagement within the CSD community.

If you haven't downloaded the CSD App yet, now is the time! It's everything, Centennial, in your pocket. With the CSD App, you can easily access documents, events, news updates, and even emergency notifications from your smartphone.

Download for Android: https://bit.ly/3zbwGO8

Download for iPhone: https://apple.co/40D838D

The Centennial School District uses Raptor Volunteer Management System to provide a more efficient and effective process to verify and track volunteer clearances. Please visit our website to learn more about our volunteer guidelines and/or to upload your clearances to Raptor Volunteer Management System.

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May

May 21: CSD Special School Board Meeting, Budget Work Session, 5:30 pm

May 22: CSD Special School Board Meeting, CEA Contract, 5:00 pm

May 24: All Schools Closed (Snow make-up day #2)

May 27: All Schools & Offices Closed (Memorial Day)

May 28: CSD Special School Board Meeting, Enrollment Study Presentation, 6:00 pm

May 28: CSD School Board Meeting, 7:00 pm

June

June 5: William Tennent HS Graduation; Early Dismissal Grs. 9-12

June 6: Early Dismissal Grs. K-11; Grs. K-11 Last Day of School

June 7: Teacher Close-Out Day

June 11: CSD School Board Meeting, 7:00 pm

June 25: CSD School Board Meeting, 7:00 pm

For the Full Calendar Click HERE.

On Tuesday 3/12/24, the School Board approved the district calendar for the next school year (2024/2025).

Click here to view the 2024/2025 calendar.

(Back row from left to right): Mr. Flemming Godiksen (Vice President), Mr. Mark Gindhart (Assistant Secretary), Dr. Kathleen Maguire, Mr. Michael Hartline (Front row from left to right): Mrs. Jane Schrader Lynch; Mrs. Patti Crossan; Dr. Dana T. Bedden (Superintendent), Mr. Tony Sadowski, Mrs. Mary Alice Brancato (President), Mr. Charles H. Martin not pictured.

Please spread the word that Centennial School District is hiring:

If you know anyone who would be interested in these positions, please have them apply. We offer competitive rates, excellent perks, and benefits, including a pension. For questions, please call 215-441-6000, Ext. 11034.

Please check out our employment website for a complete list of vacancies. https://www.centennialsd.org/employment

Have you ever considered a job in education? Do you need a flexible work schedule? Why not try substituting?

Open Opportunities:

• Daily Substitute Teachers
• Long-term and Building Substitute Teachers
• Paraprofessionals (Instructional Aides and Personal Care Assistants)

Enter to win 4 VIP Graduation Tickets with preferred parking!

That's seating on the field!!

$5 for one chance, $20 for 6 chances.

Get your raffle tickets now: https://www.centennialef.org/events/2024/4/18/vip-graduation-raffle

Winner will be chosen LIVE on Facebook on May 31st!

All proceeds benefit Centennial Education Foundation.

The William Tennent Boys Soccer Program is excited to host its annual youth soccer camp which is open to all players entering 1st through 8th grades in the fall. Please see the details of the camp on the flyer and scan the QR code to register. Proceeds will directly support the WT Soccer program. Thank you for the support!

Each year, more and more people and organizations are turning to our District to help get the message out about various activities, events, fundraisers, etc. The intent of this process is to support student achievement and to provide mutual assistance and benefit through shared information. Our district spends a great deal of time collecting, reviewing, and posting flyers to the District eFolder. The District no longer is posting eFlyers to any social media outlets or the District cable channel. You may refer to Policy 913 for additional information.

Please click on this link to connect with all the community eFlyers of the month

Website: www.centennialsd.org
Location: 48 Swan Way, Warminster, PA, USA
Phone: (215) 441-6000
Facebook: facebook.com/centennialsd
Twitter: @Centennial_SD