CHS News

Graduation is Monday, June 1, at 7 PM at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Congratulations to Ariela Dumesh, who won the tennis singles state championship!

This is Ariela's third state championship win and fourth appearance at states! She has won first in both mixed doubles and girls singles.

Congratulations to Avery Meah, who came in third place in the Biology Bee National Exam, which was held in Orland, Florida.

The competition was tough and we are so proud of you!

As CHS American Lung Cancer Initiative (ALCSI) members, Matthew Yang and Evan Liu successfully requested a Proclamation from the Howard County Executive's office designating November 2026 as Lung Cancer Awareness Month.

The students visited the George Howard Building to receive the signed Proclamation!

A special thank you to Ms. Seker and the entire Centennial High School staff for their continuous support in helping our students drive meaningful change in the community.

Congratulations to our CHS Science Olympiad Team who competed at Nationals this past weekend at USC in Los Angeles, CA.

Our 17-member Division 1 team competed in 23 events, placing 30th overall. We are so proud of:

• Matthew Yang and Rudra Kar - placed 2nd in the Nation in Botany

• Kelli Ji & Matthew Yang placed 2nd in the Nation in Anatomy & Physiology
• Pavi Saravanan and Harry Peng - placed 7th in the Nation in Bungee Drop

The Centennial High School Spring Blossom Dance Club participated in the 2026 China Blue Shining Stars International Arts and Culture Week North America DMV Showcase on May 23, 2026

We are proud to share that they received both the Grand Gold Award and the Judges' Grand Prize.

Congratulations to the dancers:

• Fiona Zheng (club president)

• Amanda Swentek
• Melinda Liu
• Shuran Zhao

A heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Hui Liang, the outstanding dance club sponsor!

Congratulations to the following CHS students who competed in the 16th Northeast Regional Chinese Bridge Competition last Saturday:

• Mateen Bamizai earned 3rd place
• Ariann Bamozai received an Honorable Mention

Both students competed alongside some of the region’s most talented Chinese immersion language learners, showcasing their dedication, skill, and passion for Chinese language and culture.

We are incredibly proud of their outstanding achievements and the way they represent our school community!

Members of the Howard County Regional Math Team from CHS presented Dr. Miller with an honorary team shirt before this weekend's competition.

Centennial has 8 students who qualified for the regional team that will compete this weekend May 29-30 at Penn State University.

Congratulations and Good Luck this weekend!

Left to Right : Ming Sun, Lyra Su, Leo Su, Nathan Lu, Jeremy Yang, Joe Li, Dr. Miller

Not present: Evan She and Justin Lee

"The best Friday lunch shifts at CHS are the ones when the dogs come!"

Throughout the school year, our students have enjoyed spending part of their time at lunch one Friday each month with the gentle and affection dogs from the Fidos For Freedom program. We are grateful to these marvelous therapy dogs, as well as their humans, for bringing joy to our school community.

The Fidos For Freedom Therapy Dog Program sends specially trained, well-mannered dogs to provide emotional and physical benefits to people in the community. The dog’s skills are often matched to the type of facility and the needs of the patients, and showcase the broad skill range of the Fidos Therapy Dog Program.

Students and staff look forward to snuggling with new friends — unconditional love is hard to beat!

• June 1 - Class of 2026 Graduation, 7 PM, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• June 3 - Fall Sports Open House, 5 PM, Cafeteria
• June 3 - Current Junior Parent Night, 6:30 - 8:00 PM in Auditorium (See News From Student Services)
• June 8 - CALENDAR CHANGE - Full Day of School for Students; B Day
• June 16- CALENDAR CHANGE - Inclement Weather Make-up Days; 3-Hour Early Dismissal Days for Students; A Day
• June 17 - CALENDAR CHANGE - Inclement Weather Make-up Days; 3-Hour Early Dismissal Days for Students; B Day
• June 18 - CALENDAR CHANGE - Inclement Weather Make-up Days; 3-Hour Early Dismissal Days for Students; LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS; A Day
• June 19 - Juneteenth National Independence Day; Schools and Offices Closed

Final Exams will be administered as follows:

Monday, June 15 - Morning ARL students go to ARL to complete their exams; report back period 3.

7:48 - 9:30 AM PERIOD 1 EXAM

9:34 - 10:20 AM PERIOD 2

10:25 - 11:10 AM PERIOD 3

10:15 AM - 12:45 PM PERIOD 4 B

12:50 - 1:40 PM PERIOD 5

1:45 - 2:35 PM PERIOD 6

Tuesday, June 16 - Morning ARL students go to ARL and report back at normal time
7:48 - 9:30 AM PERIOD 2 EXAM

9:30 - 9:50 AM BREAK/BRUNCH

9:55 - 11:35 AM PERIOD 3 EXAM

11:35 AM DISMISSAL

Wednesday, June 17 - No morning ARL

7:48 - 9:30 AM PERIOD 4B EXAM

9:30 - 9:50 AM BREAK/BRUNCH

9:55 - 11:35 AM PERIOD 5 EXAM

11:35 AM DISMISSAL

Thursday, June 17 - No morning ARL

7:48 - 9:30 AM PERIOD 4A EXAM

9:30 - 9:50 AM BREAK/BRUNCH

9:55 - 11:35 AM PERIOD 6 EXAM

11:35 AM DISMISSAL

Make-up final exams will be administered from 8 AM to 1 PM on the following days during the summer:

• June 30
• July 14
• August 4

If you cannot make these dates, please call your administrator to arrange a time.

The Howard County Public School System Class of 2026 graduation ceremony schedule is now available!

The CHS graduation ceremony is on Monday, June 1, at 7 PM at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

Map for Parking at Ceremonies

Check here for Information on Photography and How to Watch the Ceremonies

The Board of Education has made adjustments to the school calendar. Specifically, to account for the four-hour total deficit in high school the following adjustments have been made:

• Monday, June 8 - full day of school
• Beginning Monday, May 4, the high school student day will begin at 7:48, two minutes earlier than the current 7:50 AM start time.

HCPSS Calendar Adjustments

Saturday, May 30, 2026

10AM College Prep Seminar hosted by the CHS Chinese Parent Association

Sunday, May 31, 2026

Monday, June 1, 2026 - GRADUATION DAY!!!

Congratulations, Class of 2026! We’ll see you at Merriweather at 7pm 👏

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Wednesday, June 3, 2026

5:00PM Fall Sports Open House in the Cafeteria

6:30PM Current Junior Parent Night in the Auditorium

Thursday, June 4, 2026

Friday, June 5, 2025

Saturday, June 6, 2026

SAT Day!

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE WEEK…

Congratulations to Ariela Dumesh for pushing all the way up through the Tennis State Tournament. Ariela is STATE CHAMPION for Girls Singles!! We are so proud of you, Ariela!

Congratulations to our Track & Field athletes for a phenomenal performance at Monday’s State Finals:

Girls 200 meter dash, 3rd Place, Eniya Headspeth

Boys 1600 meter run, 3rd Place, Jason Oberly

Boys 3200 meter run, 5th Place, Ian Doll

Girls Discus Throw, 8th Place, Stella Snydal

Girls Shot Put, 6th Place, Natalie Bank

Girls 4x400m relay, 7th Place, Jada Franklin, Leona Guo, Hope Jackson, Eniya Headspeth

Boys 4x800m relay, 2nd Place, Zachary Herzberger, Jayden Henlon, Alexander You, Jason Oberly

Girls 4x800m relay, 6th Place, Samantha Raker, Clara Curtis, Sarasa Nauen, Ariela Camacho-Bucks

Congratulations to our CHS Science Olympiad Team who competed at Nationals this past weekend at USC in Los Angeles, CA. Our 17-member Division 1 team competed in 23 events, placing 30th overall. Matthew Yang and Rudra Kar place 2nd in the Nation in Botany, Kelli Ji & Matthew Yang place 2nd in the Nation in Anatomy & Physiology and Pavi Saravanan and Rohan Sengupta placed 7th in the Nation in Bungee Drop. Our CHS Science Olympiad team has won the Maryland State Title every year for the last 10 years- truly an accomplishment!!!!!!!!

ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES NEWS

FALL TRYOUTS are right around the corner! Tryouts begin bright and early on Wednesday, August 12th. EVERY athlete (new and returning) must be registered to participate in Fall Athletic Tryouts for Allied Soccer, Cheerleading, Boys and Girls Soccer, Football, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Cross Country, and newly sanctioned, Girls Flag Football!

Complete the following before Monday, August 10th to make sure you're ready for tryouts:

1. Using a COMPUTER and not a mobile device, register for Athletics through Synergy's Parent Portal. Directions for Registration

2. Make sure your Physical is fully completed on the HCPSS form and uploaded to the portal! You must use this Physical Form–other forms will not be accepted. Physical exams must be dated AFTER 8/12/25 to be accepted. Physical Exams MUST be completed by a medical professional–either your personal provider or a clinic will do. University of MD Sports Medicine will hold Pre-Participation Clinics, for your convenience.

3. Upload a current utility bill (BGE/Constellation, Water/Sewer, Wifi/Cable) to the portal–due dates in June, July or August.

4. If you are missing any paperwork, you may not participate in tryouts! Don't wait until it's too late!!

Reach out to Centennial's Athletics & Activities Manager, Mrs. Clark, if you have any questions! You can reach her at rebecca_clark@hcpss.org

Our Spring Athlete Celebration will take place during Eagle Time on Wednesday, June 10th! Use the link to sign up to send in snacks and breakfast items for the athletes.

Let’s Go, Eagles!!

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FALL TRYOUTS are right around the corner! Tryouts begin bright and early on Wednesday, August 12th.

EVERY athlete (new and returning) must be registered to participate in Fall Athletic Tryouts for Allied Soccer, Cheerleading, Boys and Girls Soccer, Football, Field Hockey, Volleyball, Cross Country, and newly sanctioned, Girls Flag Football!

See the information below to register, and be sure to come by our Fall Open House at 5pm on Wednesday, 6/3 in the cafeteria for more information about tryouts!

Complete the following before Monday, August 10th to make sure you're ready for tryouts:

1. Using a COMPUTER and not a mobile device, register for Athletics through Synergy's Parent Portal. Directions for Registration

2. Make sure your Physical is fully completed on the HCPSS form and uploaded to the portal! You must use this Physical Form–other forms will not be accepted. Physical exams must be dated AFTER 8/12/25 to be accepted. Physical Exams MUST be completed by a medical professional–either your personal provider or a clinic will do. University of MD Sports Medicine will hold Pre-Participation Clinics, for your convenience.

3. Upload a current utility bill (BGE/Constellation, Water/Sewer, Home Internet/Cable) to the portal–due dates in June, July or August.

4. If you are missing any paperwork, you may not participate in tryouts! Don't wait until it's too late!!

Reach out to Centennial's Athletics & Activities Manager, Mrs. Clark, if you have any questions! You can reach her at rebecca_clark@hcpss.org

Our Fall Sports Open House will be held on Wednesday, June 3rd from 5-6:15pm in the cafeteria.

Rather than a traditional meeting, this will be held as an opportunity for parents to drop by for registration assistance and pick up resources for the fall tryouts—physical forms, clinic dates, and tryout schedules.

Our athletic director, athletic trainer, and some fall coaching staff will be available to answer questions about our programs. The CHS Boosters will be there to share information about how parents/guardians can get involved and stay in the loop for all athletic news!

We hope to see you there!

Interested in exploring hands-on, career focused, immersive education that meets graduation requirements?

ARL, Howard County's Career and Technical Education Center, has openings for rising 11th grade students (current 10th graders) in the following academies for the 2026/2027 school year:

Agricultural and Animal Sciences

Animation and Interactive Media/3D Game Design

Graphic Design and Production

Cybersecurity Networking Academy

Want more information? Check out our website, talk to your counselor, call us at 410-313-6998 or email us at erin_coleman@hcpss.org or mikaela_lidgard@hcpss.org.

The Shrine of St Anthony allows photography sessions on its grounds and courtyard. This is a lovey spot that is frequently used by our students for prom and graduation photos.

Unfortunately, on the following dates, the Shrine will be closed to the public due to special events taking place on the property: Saturday, April 4th , Saturday, April 25th, Saturday, May 16th, Saturday, May 23rd, and Friday and Saturday, June 12th and 13th

The Shrine property will not be open for photos on the dates listed above. If you wish to visit the property another time for photos, please call the Shrine Office at 410-531-2800.

Our heartfelt thanks to the families who have sent tissues to our school!

It was a long winter and we are all looking forward to warmer weather, which of course, means that allergy season will be upon us! That being said, we will need plenty of tissues on hand!

Current Junior Parent College Night, June 3rd, 6:30 - 8:00 PM (CHS Auditorium)

Parents of current juniors, please join CHS counselors on Wednesday, June 3rd, beginning at 6:30 PM to discuss what your college-bound student can be doing to prepare for college application season this fall.

Counselors Visiting English 11 Classes, June 2-5

CHS Counselors will be meeting will all English 11 classes next week to discuss post-high school options and share information about upcoming college application season.

Is your family planning to move over the summer? Once you have moved, please complete a Change of Address Form and email it, along with your new, complete lease or deed and current utility bill to CHSregistrars@hcpss.org.

If you are moving and your student will be attending a new school outside of HCPSS, please complete a Withdrawal Request Form and email it, along with a copy of your photo ID, to CHSregistrars@hcpss.org. If given enough notice, the Registrars will prepare a withdrawal packet for your student to pick up on the last day of school to assist in registering at their new school.

Are you participating in a summer program, a pre-college summer program, or applying for a summer internship which requires an official high school transcript? Please use the link below to request official transcripts (this link is not to be used for requesting transcripts for college applications). Questions? Contact the CHS registrars.

https://forms.gle/HuJRySbPYwAkScZu9

The Howard County Public School System Class of 2026 graduation ceremony schedule is now available!

The CHS graduation ceremony is on Monday, June 1, at 7 PM at Merriweather Post Pavilion.

Map for Parking at Ceremonies

Check here for Information on Photography and How to Watch the Ceremonies

Summer camp registration has begun! Sign up now for early bird prices before May 1. https://www.centennialboostersonline.com/summer-camps

Are you ready to navigate the college application and admission process?

The Answer Class will be hosting "Inside the College Admission Maze: A Parent's Road Map" on April 20, from 7 - 8:15 MP in the CHS Media Center.

Sign up for Free @ www.theanswerclass.com or use the QR code on the flyer.

REMINDERS WHEN DROPPING OFF STUDENTS IN THE MORNING:

Parents - PLEASE stay in your lane. Do NOT drop students off in the left lane. This is dangerous. Stay to the right. Do NOT cut through the parking lot.

Drop-off occurs only in the right lane. Students who must be driven to school are to be dropped off either on the sidewalk next to Burleigh Manor or at the auditorium entrance at the side of the building following the established traffic pattern. Drivers are NOT to use the parking aisles to drop off students.

Students may NOT be dropped off along Centennial Lane. Parents are to refrain from making U-turns on Centennial Lane as it impedes traffic and contributes to unsafe conditions for students and drivers.

Students who are driving themselves to school are encouraged to arrive early to avoid being tardy. Traffic jams occur daily during the morning rush along Centennial Lane. We very much appreciate your partnership to ensure our commitment to student safety.

1. Update Your Student/Family Emergency Information Today

Parents/guardians must verify and/or update emergency information for each child every school year.

This is completed online in Family File, which has several new updates including how and where to access. Full details on updating your Family File are available online.

One exciting new feature is that families now can submit a change of address via Family File, rather than completing a separate form and sending to their school. Full directions and information for families on this new process can be found online.

2. Apply for Financial Aide

The HCPSS participates in the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs. Students from households that meet federal income guidelines are eligible to receive free or reduced-price meals.

Parents/guardians must submit a new application every school year to maintain their student’s eligibility.

3. Update Your Medication Forms

Students who require medication to be administered during the school day need to have new forms (dated on or after July 1st) completed for this fall. For your convenience, you can find these forms on-line at the HCPSS website. Medical Forms.

4. Parking Permits

Permission for students to drive and park vehicles on school system property is a privilege. Parking spaces for students at Centennial High School are limited. Accordingly, in order to be granted this privilege, applications for parking permits will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis in priority order: 1) Seniors; 2) Students enrolled in Work Study/Intern Mentor Programs; and, 3) Juniors.

Permits will be issued in this order through the end of the third week of school. Beginning September 18th, remaining permits will be issued in the order applications are received. Permits will not be reserved for students who do not yet have a valid Maryland Driver's License. Students ARE NOT required by the school system to attend a ‘Safe Driving’ presentation this school year.

To apply for your permit:

• Login to HCPSS.me.
• Complete the application packet and save as a pdf.
• Take a photo of your driver’s license.
• Follow this link to submit the online application. The information collected through the online application is required by HCPSS.
• Your submission will be reviewed, and you will be notified via email once it is accepted.

For questions about applying for a parking permit at CHS please contact Marie Dow at marie_dow@hcpss.org.

Keep current on news and events throughout the school year by checking the CHS website: https://chs.hcpss.org. We have added an A to Z Reference Guide to the website as your one-stop information finder: attendance policies, parking permit applications, food and nutrition services, student technology support, and much more.

Getting to School

The official school hours for Centennial High School for the 2025-2026 school year, as set by the HCPSS Board of Education, will be 7:50 AM to 2:35 PM. Bus schedules will be available online.

We believe that the safest way for students who do not drive themselves to get to school is by accessing the transportation provided. However, we do understand that there may be occasions when it is necessary to drive your student to school. When that happens, please follow the procedures listed below to help ensure the safety of all students during school arrival time.

Students who must be driven to school are to be dropped off from the sidewalk next to Burleigh Manor, along the tennis courts, and to the auditorium entrance at the side of the building following the established traffic pattern. Drivers are NOT to use the parking aisles to drop off students.

Students may NOT be dropped off along Centennial Lane. Parents are to refrain from making U-turns on Centennial Lane as it impedes traffic and contributes to unsafe conditions for students and drivers.

Students who are driving themselves to school are encouraged to arrive early to avoid being tardy. Traffic jams occur daily during the morning rush along Centennial Lane. We very much appreciate your partnership to ensure our commitment to student safety.

Students who arrive at/after 8:00 AM are considered tardy and may receive disciplinary consequences.

Students can arrive as early as 7:00 AM, as our cafeteria is open. Between 7:00 AM and 7:40 AM, students are permitted to wait outside or go to the cafeteria. Students enter through the main doors in the bus loop area (they have to walk on the sidewalk at the auditorium entrance to the front) that lead directly into the cafeteria. Students may NOT go to classrooms before 7:40 AM unless they have a pass from a teacher.

Bus Locator

The online HCPSS bus locator tool is now available and can be found on the HCPSS Transportation webpage. Bus information also can be found in Family File via HCPSS Connect Synergy. With some overlapping school start times and/or transportation exemptions, it is possible that buses for different schools will arrive at bus stops around the same time. Please review your child’s bus number and be sure they know it and check before boarding the bus.

Student Technology Devices

To help remove technology barriers and advance equitable student learning outcomes, HCPSS has moved to a 1:1 student-to-device ratio. All students have or will be provided with a Chromebook. These devices are required for all county and state testing and assessments. HCPSS Technology and Devices information

Students who do not currently have an HCPSS issued device should report to the Media Center to have one assigned on Monday, August 25.

Lockers

All students will be assigned a locker. Students may come to the front office before the school day begins, during their lunch shifts, or during Eagle Time to report a broken locker or request help with a locker.

Attendance

Please follow these procedures to report an absence:

Absence notes and tardy notes for excused absences are to be emailed to CHSabsence@hcpss.org. Students who bring in physical notes may drop them off in the front office before the start of the school day.

Discretionary absence requests must be completed and attached through email in advance of the absence. The last possible day of school for the 25/26 SY is June 18th. If there are any make-up days added to the end of the year, we need you to be available to take exams on any day from June 7-18. Any requests for Discretionary Absences during that window of time will not be approved. Likewise, Discretionary Absences will not be granted during the week of January 16th, mid-term exam week. For questions about attendance, please reach out to our Attendance Secretary, Diane Howse at diane_howse@hcpss.org.

Support the Groups Who Support Us

The CHS PTSA offers programs, services, and supports to enhance the high school experience for all students, teachers, and parents. Join the PTSA now by logging into the CHS PTSA website.

The CHS Boosters serve all student extracurricular activities, including sports teams, school clubs, and student organizations. Join the Boosters now by logging into the CHS Boosters website.

Friends of Music supports vocal and instrumental music at CHS to guarantee the sustainability of these programs and to provide vital support to our music directors. Help our talented musicians thrive by joining us today through the FOM website: http://www.centennialmusic.org/.

It is important to support organizations that do so much for us and our students. We are a community!

As a student who attends ARL, there are some important things you need to know to start the school year off right.

On the Regular Bell Schedule:

• AM ARL bus departs at 7:50 AM and returns to CHS at 9:35 AM
• PM ARL bus departs on A DAYS (M, T, TH, F) at 12:45 PM and returns at 2:30 PM
• PM ARL bus departs on B DAYS (M, T, TH, F) at 11:15 AM and returns at 2:30 PM

On the Eagle Time Schedule – Wednesdays:

• AM ARL bus departs at 7:50 AM and returns to CHS at 9:35 AM
• PM ARL bus departs on A DAYS at 12:55 PM and returns at 2:30 PM
• PM ARL bus departs on B DAYS at 11:20 AM and returns at 2:30 PM

Transportation to ARL

The ARL bus leaves Centennial High School promptly at 7:50 in the morning. Students are responsible for arriving in time to board the ARL bus before it departs. Students who arrive at Centennial before the departure time may wait in the cafeteria, but should be sure to set alarms and monitor the time to make sure they don’t miss the ARL bus, which leaves our school at 7:50 AM.

Parents/Guardians are welcome to transport their students to the ARL in the morning. There is a designated Student Drop Off lane closest to Route 108 ( follow the signs). Do not pull into the bus lane that is directly in front of the building. Be aware that traffic around campus can be busy in the morning. Parents/guardians should plan on arriving at the ARL campus between 7:55 and 8:00 for morning classes. Students are expected to be walking into the ARL no later than 8:05 and in class by 8:10. Students arriving in class after 8:10 are tardy to the ARL.

Students who wish to drive themselves to ARL must complete a parking permit application. ARL does not have a dedicated student parking lot, and spots are limited. Priority for parking permits will be given to students currently attending HCC dual enrollment programs and to those students who have off-site internships as a part of their academy program. Students who wish to apply for a parking permit should submit an application found linked on the ARL Website. Students will be notified if they are approved or denied a parking permit, and will receive information on how to pick up their parking permit. Please note that student drivers are not able to leave the parking lot until all buses have departed.

In partnership with the Howard County Office of Human Rights & Equity (OHRE), the inaugural Belonging Architect program is being offered for the 2026-27SY, kicking off with a summer institute at Oakland Mills High School during the week of July 13th through July 17th.

The application for student participation is an open invitation to any student who will be in high school in HCPSS during the 2026-27SY. Our goal is to have representation from each high school.

Below you will find relevant information:

• Application (open until May 8, 2026)

• Fliers: English, Spanish, Korean, and Chinese

• Website

The purpose of the Belonging Architect program is to:

• Establish channels of collaboration between students and school administration to co-create cultures of belonging.

• Provide access to professional training to level up student driven outcomes.

• Expand student definition of leadership to encompass key concepts of equity through strategic HCPSS partners.

Questions? Please contact Shannon Keeny and Danielle DuPuis.

HC DrugFree: Keeping Howard County in the KNOW!

...knowledge is power, so just say KNOW!

There are a variety of programs and supports available to the community.

Free! HC DrugFree invites all Howard County students in grades 8-12 to join our Teen Advisory Council (TAC). Our next meeting will be held on Zoom on June 1 from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

RSVP/register to receive the June 1 Zoom link.

New!!!

Register Now: 2026-2027 TAC Membership

As this school year comes to a close, please submit our new 2026-2027 TAC Registration. To do so, complete this form. Members of TAC attend our monthly meetings and serve as student ambassadors in their schools and in the community. We need a new registration from you every school year so even if you submitted one recently, please resubmit!

Why join TAC?

• Earn Community Service Hours
• Gain experience for job & college applications
• Volunteer opportunities year round
• Be a leader and role model in Howard County

Want real-time updates and powerful stories from our community?

Follow HC DrugFree on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn to stay informed about important events, helpful resources, and prevention news as it happens.

From last-minute event info to tips that keep your family safe, our social media is your fastest way to stay connected. Join the conversation: be informed, inspired, and part of the movement.

One-Click Links!

Facebook: HC DrugFree

Instagram: @hc_drugfree

LinkedIn: HC DrugFree

Twitter: @HCdrugfree

For more information, contact

Joan Webb Scornaienchi

Executive Director

HC DrugFree

5305 Village Center Drive, Suite 206

Wilde Lake Village Center

Columbia, MD 21044

Admin@hcdrugfree.org

www.hcdrugfree.org

• Centennial High School’s website is a great source of information at https://chs.hcpss.org.
• Instagram @CentennialHS
• Facebook @www.facebook.com/chs.hcpss.org
• Read the Wingspan, CHS student newspaper
• CHS PTSA https://www.chs-ptsa.org/and CHS Boosters https://www.centennialboostersonline.com/.
• CHS Friends of Music http://www.centennialmusic.org/
• Register to receive school system updates and alerts at https://www.hcpss.org/hcpss-news/, click on Subscribe and select Centennial High School.