Summer Cougar News - 2023

https://highschool.isd12.org/student-life/senior-class-info CLASS OF 2023 SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION Saturday, June 10, 2023 at 1 p.m. Centennial High School Graduation Ceremony Roy Wilkins Auditorium *Tickets are not required for Graduation MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!! June 10 ·     Graduation @ 1 PM July ·     Watch for Summer Edition of CHS Cougar News August 15 ·     Parking Application Opens @ 7AM August 17th ·     Parking Application Closes @ 8AM Aug 23 ·     Fall Kick-Off 1-7pm o  Lifetouch photos for all students in grades 9-12 o  Parking permit pick up o  Fees & fines o  9th grade Welcome PAC 3 & 5 PM o  Activites & Clubs Student Union Aug 29th ·     Teacher Meet & Greet 3:15-6:15 September 5th ·     1st Day of School for 9th Grade September 6th ·     1st Day of School for All Other Students   https://www.isd12.org/calendars 1st Semester Parking Permit 2023-24 Information ONLINE Parking Permit Application Registration Who: Seniors & Juniors Please note: Sophomores are not included in this application process. Sophomores would only be eligible if permits are available after the Seniors & Junior application process is completed. This would be a completely separate application process in the 2nd week of the semester for Sophomores. When: Tuesday, August 15th at 7:00 am through 8:00 am Thursday, August 17th, 2023. How: Access link from home computers, mobile devices Where: link can be found on CHS website Students must be signed into their isd12 Google account to access the application. What information you will need: · Student Name, grade and e-mail address · Vehicle Make, Model, Color, license plate number for all vehicles · Student transportation needs (i.e.: 916/OEC program, work experience, open enrollment, mentoring, peer leader, activities/athletics, carpooling etc.) · Carpooling student names, email address, and vehicle information · Student activities information · Applications will be time stamped when entered Special Notes: Parking Permit Application Criteria · 125 to Seniors with carpools · Open Enrollee's, OEC, Part-Time PSEO, Work Experience Program, etc. (any educational service that is done for credit, but the school district does not provide transportation). · Seniors that are Carpooling *AND in Activities · Juniors that are Carpooling * AND in Activities · Seniors that are in Activities · Juniors that are in Activities · Seniors that are Carpooling* · Juniors that are Carpooling* · Seniors that ride alone · Juniors that ride alone Due to the limited parking spaces available, student and families should not expect a permit, even if they had one for a prior semester. This criteria system will best serve the most students possible. * Because of limited availability, 9th and 10th grade students are not factored in as part of carpools. Cost of parking permits per semester: ***NEW IN THE 23-24 SCHOOL YEAR*** – Centennial High School student parking permits will cost the same for all student parking lots. The price will be $225.00 per semester. Students will be issued a physical parking tag and they must have it displayed in their vehicle when parking on campus. Student parking lots will cost the same amount and all spaces in the 3 student parking lots will all be available to student permit holders on a first come, first pick each day. There will be NO differentiation on the student parking lots as far as where students can park with their 1st semester permit. The lots formerly known as the Front, Stadium, and Back Lots will be open for whomever parks in the lot depending on the time the student arrives at school. Please note that the Union Lot will no longer be a student lot. A map of the 3 student parking lots will be included at the end of this notice. *** Students must have all fees and fines paid before they will be allowed to pay for and pick up their parking permits. Students that are eligible to receive a permit will be notified by email AND a list will be posted in the East Office by Wednesday, August 23rd, 2023. Students can pay for their parking permits beginning August 23rd online through the Infinite Campus Portal under fees. After paying for the parking permit the actual parking permit tag can be picked up in the east office during Open House, Wednesday, August 23rd from 1:00-7:00pm. After that time, permits can be picked up in the east office Monday-Thursday from 7-3. Students need to pay for and pick up their permits by the end of the first day of school, Wednesday, September 6th or they may forfeit the permit. Families should pay for their parking permits online through the Parent/Student Portal in Infinite Campus. If an accommodation is needed for a family to pay by check, please be aware that if the check bounces the permit will be revoked until proper payment is made. After the Junior and Senior parking applications process has been completed, if any 1st semester permits are still available, an application process for Sophomore will be made available. This is NOT a guarantee, and 10 grade families should NOT expect to be able to purchase parking permits. This will be a separate application process and 10th grade families will be notified if this opportunity is available during the 2nd week of 1st semester. Immunizations Minnesota law requires children enrolled in childcare, early childhood education, or school to be immunized against certain diseases, unless the child is medically or non-medically exempt. If proper documentation is not provided, students will be unable to attend school after November 1st, 2023. What you need to do: 1. Contact your health care provider and review your child’s immunization status to make sure they are up to date. 1. If you missed a required vaccination, make an appointment with a healthcare provider or local clinic as soon as possible. 1. Follow up with your students’ school if they have reached out to you regarding your students’ immunization status. 1. Turn in medical (must be signed by a health care provider) and non-medical (must be notarized) exemption forms to your child’s school if they are exempt from immunizations.   Visit the MDH website for vaccine schedules, exemption forms and more information including where to get free/low cost immunizations today. Please reach out to your students’ school for any questions. Centennial High School Website: www.isd12.org/schools/high-school/centennial-high-school Location: 4757 North Road, Circle Pines, MN, USA Phone: 763.792.5000 COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS Community Education Many activities begin right after school is out: June 8- Girls Basketball Open Gym (entering gr. 10-12) June 12- Centennial Theater Presents Cinderella (up to age 16) Summer Cougar Strength (entering gr. 10-12) Cougar Girls Basketball Camp (entering gr. 10-12) Cougar Boys Soccer (entering gr. 10-12) Tenicity Group Tennis (ages 5-17) July 17- Centennial Alumni Summer Stock Theater: Shakespeare (entering gr. 10+) Aug. 7- Intro to Centennial Marching Band (entering gr. 10) And so much more! Browse all summer activities online, communityed.isd12.org.   Cougar Strength Info Sign up for Summer Cougar Strength! Cougar Strength has become the largest student organization at Centennial and is available for all student-athletes at CHS. Cougar Strength is designed for ALL CENTENNIAL STUDENT ATHLETES who want to develop explosive power, absolute strength, muscular endurance, speed, quickness, agility, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness. The program achieves these measured athletic qualities from the use of Olympic lifts and their variations along with other movement preparatory exercises; high-intensity, strength-building exercises; exercises containing plyometric properties; proper technique and teaching progressions; and researched program design and periodization. Sign up for your session through Community Education: https://isd12.ce.eleyo.com/course/4144/summer-2023%E2%80%942/summer-cougar-strength-weight-training-entering-gr-6-12-athletes   And so much more! Browse all summer activities online, communityed.isd12.org. WEBSITE TIPS We hope our new website is an effective resource for our families and staff to find the information they need most. Here are a few tips and highlights as you explore our new site: ·     Each campus now has separate websites from the district! Navigate to each of the campus sites by clicking on the Schools dropdown menu in the top right corner. ·     Navigation is a little different than our previous site. Click on the three stacked lines in the upper right-hand corner to view the main navigation. This will be consistent whether you’re on a desktop or your mobile device so your navigation experience will be seamless. ·     Each school has its own Parent Hub, Student Hub and Staff Hub which are intended to be a one-stop-shop for all of your go-to needs. You can look for important updates and announcements from your school in the Hubs, so be sure to bookmark the Hub page relevant to you! Summit Orthopedics invites any Centennial District middle or high school athlete, in need of a sports physical, to one of our FREE session this summer. Physicals will be held at Summit Orthopedics - Vadnais Heights clinic located at 3580 Arcade Street on July 20th from 5-8 pm.   Parents/students planning to attend the session at Summit-Vadnais Heights should visit summitortho.com/physicals to register and reserve their spot today.

https://highschool.isd12.org/student-life/senior-class-info

CLASS OF 2023 SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION Saturday, June 10, 2023 at 1 p.m. Centennial High School Graduation Ceremony Roy Wilkins Auditorium   *Tickets are not required for Graduation

May 29 ·     No School for Students or Staff   May 31 ·     Senior Tailgate Breakfast: 6:30am – 7:55am ·     Graduation Rehearsal: West Gym - 8:15 ·     Parade through elementary schools: Information and signup can be found on the Senior Class Info webpage. June 6 ·     Last Day for Grades 9,10,11   June 10 ·     Graduation   https://www.isd12.org/calendars

STUDENT TESTING SCHEDULE FOR JUNE 5TH & 6TH Students are done with classes at 12:05pm. Students with transportation can leave at this time. If students do not have their own transportation then they can stay for lunch and go to study hall for the rest of the time. NOTE: buses will be at the high school by 2:40pm and will depart the high school at 2:50pm only.

Immunizations Minnesota law requires children enrolled in childcare, early childhood education, or school to be immunized against certain diseases, unless the child is medically or non-medically exempt. If proper documentation is not provided, students will be unable to attend school after November 1st, 2023. What you need to do: 1. Contact your health care provider and review your child’s immunization status to make sure they are up to date. 1. If you missed a required vaccination, make an appointment with a healthcare provider or local clinic as soon as possible. 1. Follow up with your students’ school if they have reached out to you regarding your students’ immunization status. 1. Turn in medical (must be signed by a health care provider) and non-medical (must be notarized) exemption forms to your child’s school if they are exempt from immunizations.   Visit the MDH website for vaccine schedules, exemption forms and more information including where to get free/low cost immunizations today. Please reach out to your students’ school for any questions.

Culture Fair thank you: Centennial Students for Change would like to thank all our students, families and community members that came out to support this year’s Culture Fair. We broke every record we set at last years event. With your help and support we raised $591 to go towards events such as Culture Fair 2024 and future projects our group is working on. We were able to tally over 470 guests that came through the front doors of CHS to attend the event (that is over 170 more than last year). Special thank you to our teachers that volunteered their time to be our Pie to the Face Fundraiser guests! Ms. Clark, Mr. Smith, Ms. Norberg, Mr. Breuning, Mr. Howells, and Mr. Kuehn. To Finalize this year’s Culture Fair, we are looking for feedback from those that attended the event. Our new officers and members will take this feedback to make next year’s Culture Fair even better! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfm8D3_xkaT4LQgXODuRaGxM0o2jAaO4DIxPy9XqKJ7YpZiig/viewform?usp=sf_link

4/7 Live Tutoring Sessions Available for Students We are thrilled to announce that Centennial has partnered with Paper to provide free, 24/7 access to 1-on-1 tutoring and writing support for all CHS students. There’s a lot to be excited about with Paper’s Educational Support System, including: ·     1:1 live-chat tutoring sessions with subject-matter experts in over 200 subjects and four different languages, ·     Engaging educational videos and math games to expand student learning in and out of the classroom, ·     Expert review on any written work (essays, creative writing, poetry, lab reports, etc.), ·     Reading fluency and comprehension practice, ·     And so much more! Students have access to the PAPER Tutoring app via their Chromebook home screen. Encourage your student to access PAPER when they have questions about any subject.

Centennial High School Website: www.isd12.org/schools/high-school/centennial-high-school Location: 4757 North Road, Circle Pines, MN, USA Phone: 763.792.5000

COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS Community Education Many activities begin right after school is out: June 8- Girls Basketball Open Gym (entering gr. 10-12) June 12- Centennial Theater Presents Cinderella (up to age 16) Summer Cougar Strength (entering gr. 10-12) Cougar Girls Basketball Camp (entering gr. 10-12) Cougar Boys Soccer (entering gr. 10-12) Tenicity Group Tennis (ages 5-17) July 17- Centennial Alumni Summer Stock Theater: Shakespeare (entering gr. 10+) Aug. 7- Intro to Centennial Marching Band (entering gr. 10) And so much more! Browse all summer activities online, communityed.isd12.org.   Cougar Strength Info Sign up for Summer Cougar Strength! Cougar Strength has become the largest student organization at Centennial and is available for all student-athletes at CHS. Cougar Strength is designed for ALL CENTENNIAL STUDENT ATHLETES who want to develop explosive power, absolute strength, muscular endurance, speed, quickness, agility, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness. The program achieves these measured athletic qualities from the use of Olympic lifts and their variations along with other movement preparatory exercises; high-intensity, strength-building exercises; exercises containing plyometric properties; proper technique and teaching progressions; and researched program design and periodization. Sign up for your session through Community Education: https://isd12.ce.eleyo.com/course/4144/summer-2023%E2%80%942/summer-cougar-strength-weight-training-entering-gr-6-12-athletes   And so much more! Browse all summer activities online, communityed.isd12.org.

WEBSITE TIPS We hope our new website is an effective resource for our families and staff to find the information they need most. Here are a few tips and highlights as you explore our new site: ·     Each campus now has separate websites from the district! Navigate to each of the campus sites by clicking on the Schools dropdown menu in the top right corner. ·     Navigation is a little different than our previous site. Click on the three stacked lines in the upper right-hand corner to view the main navigation. This will be consistent whether you’re on a desktop or your mobile device so your navigation experience will be seamless. ·     Each school has its own Parent Hub, Student Hub and Staff Hub which are intended to be a one-stop-shop for all of your go-to needs. You can look for important updates and announcements from your school in the Hubs, so be sure to bookmark the Hub page relevant to you!

Summit Orthopedics invites any Centennial District middle or high school athlete, in need of a sports physical, to one of our FREE session this summer. Physicals will be held at Summit Orthopedics - Vadnais Heights clinic located at 3580 Arcade Street on July 20th from 5-8 pm. Parents/students planning to attend the session at Summit-Vadnais Heights should visit summitortho.com/physicals to register and reserve their spot today.

4/7 Live Tutoring Sessions Available for Students We are thrilled to announce that Centennial has partnered with Paper to provide free, 24/7 access to 1-on-1 tutoring and writing support for all CHS students. There’s a lot to be excited about with Paper’s Educational Support System, including: ·    1:1 live-chat tutoring sessions with subject-matter experts in over 200 subjects and four different languages, ·    Engaging educational videos and math games to expand student learning in and out of the classroom, ·    Expert review on any written work (essays, creative writing, poetry, lab reports, etc.), ·    Reading fluency and comprehension practice, ·    And so much more! Students have access to the PAPER Tutoring app via their Chromebook home screen. Encourage your student to access PAPER when they have questions about any subject.

https://highschool.isd12.org/student-life/senior-class-info

CLASS OF 2023 SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION Saturday, June 10, 2023 at 1 p.m. Centennial High School Graduation Ceremony Roy Wilkins Auditorium *Tickets are not required for Graduation

May 29 ·    No School for Students or Staff May 31 ·    Senior Tailgate Breakfast: 6:30am – 7:55am ·    Graduation Rehearsal: West Gym - 8:15 ·    Parade through elementary schools: Information and signup can be found on the Senior Class Info webpage. June 6 ·    Last Day for Grades 9,10,11 June 10 ·    Graduation https://www.isd12.org/calendars

Centennial High School Choir - Cabaret Come and join us for Cabaret on Saturday, May 13th at 7:00 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $10.00 and admission includes performances of pop and Broadway selections by Centennial High School choir students, a decadent dessert, and water. All are welcome and you do not want to miss this fun night! Students may purchase tickets in person from the Centennial choir directors during the day (cash or check only) or tickets may also be purchased online with the google form below. Cabaret Tickets ALL-STATE MUSICIANS! Congratulations to the following students who have been selected to participate in the 2023-24 MN Music Educators All-State Ensembles! Back Row- Riley Eckman (Alternate), Paige Lahm (Soprano Alto Choir), Donovan Rogers (Mixed Choir), Noah Marquard (Tenor Bass Choir), Nathan Roe (Tenor Bass Choir) Front Row- Kara Kimball (Alternate), Leo Lehman (Symphonic Band), Natalie Clarys (Orchestra), Corynn Harvieux (Alternate), CJ Sorem (Symphonic Band), Ander Julson (Alternate)   Summit Orthopedics invites any Centennial District middle or high school athlete, in need of a sports physical, to one of our FREE session this summer. Physicals will be held at Summit Orthopedics - Vadnais Heights clinic located at 3580 Arcade Street on July 20th from 5-8 pm. Parents/students planning to attend the session at Summit-Vadnais Heights should visit summitortho.com/physicals to register and reserve their spot today.   COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS Community Education Many activities begin right after school is out: June 8- Girls Basketball Open Gym (entering gr. 10-12) June 12- Summer Cougar Strength (entering gr. 10-12) Cougar Girls Basketball Camp (entering gr. 10-12) Cougar Boys Soccer (entering gr. 10-12) Tenicity Group Tennis (ages 5-17) July 17- Centennial Alumni Summer Stock Theater: Shakespeare (entering gr. 10+) Cougar Strength Info Sign up for Summer Cougar Strength! Cougar Strength has become the largest student organization at Centennial and is available for all student-athletes at CHS. Cougar Strength is designed for ALL CENTENNIAL STUDENT ATHLETES who want to develop explosive power, absolute strength, muscular endurance, speed, quickness, agility, flexibility, and cardiovascular fitness. The program achieves these measured athletic qualities from the use of Olympic lifts and their variations along with other movement preparatory exercises; high-intensity, strength-building exercises; exercises containing plyometric properties; proper technique and teaching progressions; and researched program design and periodization. Sign up for your session through Community Education: https://isd12.ce.eleyo.com/course/4144/summer-2023%E2%80%942/summer-cougar-strength-weight-training-entering-gr-6-12-athletes And so much more! Browse all summer activities online, communityed.isd12.org. WEBSITE TIPS We hope our new website is an effective resource for our families and staff to find the information they need most. Here are a few tips and highlights as you explore our new site: ·    Each campus now has separate websites from the district! Navigate to each of the campus sites by clicking on the Schools dropdown menu in the top right corner. ·    Navigation is a little different than our previous site. Click on the three stacked lines in the upper right-hand corner to view the main navigation. This will be consistent whether you’re on a desktop or your mobile device so your navigation experience will be seamless. Each school has its own Parent Hub, Student Hub and Staff Hub which are intended to be a one-stop-shop for all of your go-to needs. You can look for important updates and announcements from your school in the Hubs, so be sure to bookmark the Hub page relevant to you!

Testing Information

On Wednesday, March 29th, Sophomores will participate in the MCA Reading exam, and select Juniors will take the ACT. To provide space and staffing for this day, all 9th, 12th, and 11th grade students not taking the ACT will have an asynchronous distance learning day on March 29, 2023.

Asynchronous Distance Learning Requirements of 9th, 11th, & 12th grade Students:

·     Students must complete their attendance forms in Schoology.

·     Students must complete all assigned classroom activities, projects, assessments, etc.

·     Teachers will be available before or after school but will not be available during the day.

We aim to create an optimal learning environment for students during the testing season. I appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time.

 
Conference Dates
Conferences at the High School will be held Tuesday and Thursday, April 4th and 6th.

Tuesday conferences will be in-person only, and Thursday will be for virtual conferences only.

Confernce information will be sent out with sign up links.

LIttle Cougar Zone Care during Conference Night
Little Cougar Zone is BACK and will be open during our in-person conference night on Tuesday, April 4th from 4:00-8:00 pm!

Wouldn't it be nice to go to your high school student's parent/teacher conferences without having to worry about chasing your toddler around or telling your elementary-aged child that you will be done soon? Drop them off in the Little Cougar Zone before you start your night! Child Psychology students have eagerly volunteered to supervise any children that drop by our preschool room, and would love to give them homework help, read a book, play, or color with them. Little Cougar Zone can be found in the EAST building in room E109. As the Child Psychology Preschool lab, it is stocked with toys, puzzles, books, etc. and the Child Psychology teacher Megan Piechowski will be conferencing in the adjoining classroom if there are any issues. Let us help make your conference night easier!

 
School Calendar

Mar 29

·     MCA Testing for all grade 10

·     ACT Testing for select students in grade 11

·     Asynchoronous Distance Learning for 9th, 11th & 12th grade

Mar 31 No School for Students

Apr 4 Conferences (In-person)

Apr 6 Conferences (Virtual)

Apr 7 No School for Students or Staff

Apr 22 Prom

May 29 No School for Students or Staff

June 2 Last Day for Seniors

June 6 Last Day for Grades 9,10,11

June 10 Graduation

https://www.isd12.org/calendars

 
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION! Deadline Approaching!
CENTENNIAL LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LINKS ARE NOW OPEN (THE DEADLINE IS MARCH 22)

The Centennial Area Local Scholarship application links will open today. Students will only have access to links when signed in with their school google account.

LINK TO SCHOLARSHIPS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UWdwl6qccj8RNAV48u4GyZ_boNuhJpr9XbmuZUZ_cxg/edit?usp=sharing

We have a new format this year using a google form link for EACH scholarship. We are NO longer using one application on Naviance for the local scholarships. For example, Centennial Youth Hockey Scholarship, only students who played hockey for the Centennial Youth Hockey Association should apply for the Centennial Youth Hockey scholarship. It's important to note that students may be applying for several scholarships. Please look at the criteria for each scholarship to determine which scholarships to apply to. The criteria are specific to sports, college major, grades, activities, volunteer experience, and leadership. All seniors who are planning to pursue a 2-year community/technical or four-year degree are encouraged to check out the criteria. Scholarship application criteria include attending a 2-year community/technical college OR a 4-year college/university in the Fall of 2023.

The google form application links are due on Wednesday, March 22nd at 11:59 PM(NO EXCEPTIONS). All of the scholarship links will be on the counselor and career center Schoology pages and on the career center website. Any applications received after March 22 will not be considered.

2023 PROM - Come Spend a Night in Paris

Junior and Senior Prom will take place on April 22nd from 8:00-11:00pm at Infinite Campus.

Tickets will be on sale beginning Friday, March 24th through April 15th for $25 per ticket. They can be purchased at https://chscougs.com/tickets

 

Band Trip to Ireland 2023-

Centennial Band: IRELAND 2023

The tradition of international travel has resumed at Centennial - The Centennial Wind Orchestra (band) spent Spring break on a concert tour of Ireland. The nine day tour of the Emerald Isle included travels of famous sights and sounds: Clonmacnoise, a monastic settlement founded by St. Ciaran in 545 AD; traditional Irish music and Irish dance instruction by the Tommy Hayes ensemble; local city tours in Galway and Cork; a sheepdog demonstration at Caherconnell Fort; the iconic Cliffs of Moher; the Burren National Park; a driving tour of the Ring of Kerry -- amazing views around the Lakes of Killarney; Blarney Castle -- where many 'kissed the Blarney Stone' to receive the gift of eloquence; the Rock of Cashel; and while in Dublin - Trinity College; St. Patrick's Cathedral; the Epic Irish Emigrations Museum; and more traditional Irish Music & Dancing by the Merry Ploughboys.

The band performed three concerts while on tour, each shared with a local youth orchestra: Galway Cathedral with the Coole Youth Orchestra; Cork City Hall with the Barrack Street Band; and the Helix Theater at Dublin City University with the Julianstown Youth Orchestra. Admission to the concerts is free of charge but sponsored by a local charity organization. Patrons are invited to donate to the local charity after each performance. We received thank you letters from two of the organizations thanking us again for our performance and noting the large donations received -- nearly 1,500 euros!

Thank YOU to the members of the Centennial Community who continue to support music and helped to make travel for these students a reality. Maybe you have shopped at a local store where they may be working, purchased an item at the Band Boosters Holiday Bazaar, or encouraged them to keep playing along the way. We are so fortunate to be able to make great music, and to create and experience beauty in the world!

Here is a youtube clip of our opening performance in Galway Cathedral: https://youtu.be/XGv0prLHO_8

 
World Culture Club

World Culture Club received a generous donation for a Himalayan cooking session. Our Nepali chef taught the students to make Mo Mo Dumplings. We also learned how to dance the Nepali way. In our Club we welcome guest speakers that have knowledge of other countries and cultures. Students present their cultures as well. If you have any interest in helping out with World Culture Club please contact '; // --> .

 
Robotics

Two weeks ago, the Centennial Robotics Team (Team 2472 -- the Centurions) competed in their first of two regional competitions -- the Northern Lights Regional in Duluth. We finished in the top half of teams, and we were an alternate for the elimination rounds. Mercury's (the robot) performance only improved throughout the competition, and we are looking forward to our next regional competition in La Crosse March 24-26!

 
Centennial Fishing Club

There will be a registration meeting for all students grades 8-12 who wish to join the Centennial Fishing Club for this upcoming season on Monday, March 20 at 7PM in the West Learning Commons at Centennial High School. If you plan on fishing for our club, you will need to attend this meeting. Please contact Shane Rasmussen at '; // --> or 763-792-5128 if you have any questions.

 
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS
Isd12.org/community-education

Community Education

Mar. 20- The Summer Activity Guide opens for registration! Look for many youth offerings including Cougar sports camps, Driver Education and more.

Mar. 22- Stock Market & Personal Finance Club (gr. 9) Learn how the stock market works, make simulated trades from your own portfolios, also learn about Cryptocurrency, mutual funds and more.

Mar. 22- ACT Preparation Seminar (gr. 11/12) Gain valuable insight of the exam, learn strategies and tips.

Apr. 11- Intro to Woodworking Basics (ages 16+) Class covers the basics of working with wood including types of wood, cuts, joints and tools used.

MCA - ACT INFORMATION
On Wednesday, March 29th, Sophomores will participate in the MCA Reading exam, and select Juniors will take the ACT. To provide space and staffing for this day, all 9th, 12th, and 11th grade students not taking the ACT will have an asynchronous distance learning day on March 29, 2023.

Asynchronous Distance Learning Requirements of 9th, 11th, & 12th grade Students:

·    Students must complete their attendance forms in Schoology.

·    Students must complete all assigned classroom activities, projects, assessments, etc.

·    Teachers will be available before or after school but will not be available during the day.

We aim to create an optimal learning environment for students during the testing season. I appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this time.

 

 
Mar 6-10 Spring Break

Mar 29

·    MCA Testing for all grade 10

·    ACT Testing for select students in grade 11

·    Asynchoronous Distance Learning for 9th, 11th & 12th grade

Mar 31 No School for Students

Apr 7 No School for Students or Staff

Apr 22 Prom

May 29 No School for Students or Staff

June 2 Last Day for Seniors

June 6 Last Day for Grades 9,10,11

June 10 Graduation

https://www.isd12.org/calendars

 
SPRING COLLEGE FAIR

Monday, March 13th 5pm-6:30pm

Centennial High School-West Gym

Centennial High School will host a Spring College Fair on Monday, March 13th from 5pm-6:30pm in the West Gym. Visit with representatives from regional colleges, universities, community colleges, and technical colleges.

Sign up in advance for a barcode at www.StriveFair.com. Your personal barcode will be scanned at the fair only by colleges you choose to receive information from eliminating the need to fill out information cards.

This event is open to all parents and students in any grade level.

Get started with your college search! Juniors can use this opportunity to complete their required 11th grade advisory task.

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION! Deadline Approaching!
CENTENNIAL LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP LINKS ARE NOW OPEN (THE DEADLINE IS MARCH 22)

The Centennial Area Local Scholarship application links will open today. Students will only have access to links when signed in with their school google account.

LINK TO SCHOLARSHIPS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UWdwl6qccj8RNAV48u4GyZ_boNuhJpr9XbmuZUZ_cxg/edit?usp=sharing

We have a new format this year using a google form link for EACH scholarship. We are NO longer using one application on Naviance for the local scholarships. For example, Centennial Youth Hockey Scholarship, only students who played hockey for the Centennial Youth Hockey Association should apply for the Centennial Youth Hockey scholarship. It's important to note that students may be applying for several scholarships. Please look at the criteria for each scholarship to determine which scholarships to apply to. The criteria are specific to sports, college major, grades, activities, volunteer experience, and leadership. All seniors who are planning to pursue a 2-year community/technical or four-year degree are encouraged to check out the criteria. Scholarship application criteria include attending a 2-year community/technical college OR a 4-year college/university in the Fall of 2023.

The google form application links are due on Wednesday, March 22nd at 11:59 PM(NO EXCEPTIONS). All of the scholarship links will be on the counselor and career center Schoology pages and on the career center website. Any applications received after March 22 will not be considered.

 
Centennial Fishing Club
There will be a registration meeting for all students grades 8-12 who wish to join the Centennial Fishing Club for this upcoming season on Monday, March 20 at 7PM in the West Learning Commons at Centennial High School. If you plan on fishing for our club, you will need to attend this meeting. Please contact Shane Rasmussen at '; // --> or 763-792-5128 if you have any questions.

 
Clay Target Team
Registration is now open for the spring 2023 Trap & Skeet season. The team is open to all 9-12 Centennial students who have passed the DNR firearm safety course. If interested, please use this link and follow the registration steps. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p4Av9ohrg3mL848S8Hm7fO0h4aawn97z6v6Mb25BjQo/edit?usp=sharing
The registration deadline is March 13. Contact Brian Johnson for more information at '; // --> or 763-792-5165.

 
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS
Mar. 13- Lifeguard Training (age 15+) FREE for a limited time!

For this limited session we're offering Lifeguard Training for free! Learn knowledge and skills to save lives in an emergency in addition to learning CPR and First Aid. Those who pass are certified. Go online HERE for more information.

Mar. 20- The Summer Activity Guide opens for registration! Look for many youth offerings including Cougar sports camps, Driver Education and more.

Mar. 22- Stock Market & Personal Finance Club (gr. 9) Learn how the stock market works, make simulated trades from your own portfolios, also learn about Cryptocurrency, mutual funds and more.

Mar. 22- ACT Preparation Seminar (gr. 11/12) Gain valuable insight of the exam, learn strategies and tips.

School Calendars
Feb 17 No School for Students

Feb 20 No School for Students or Staff

Mar 6-10 Spring Break

Mar 31 No School for Students

Apr 7 No School for Students or Staff

Apr 22 Prom

May 29 No School for Students or Staff

June 2 Last Day for Seniors

June 6 Last Day for Grades 9,10,11

June 10 Graduation

https://www.isd12.org/calendars

 
Spring College Fair

Monday, March 13th 5pm-6:30pm

Centennial High School-West Gym

Centennial High School will host a Spring College Fair on Monday, March 13th from 5pm-6:30pm in the West Gym. Visit with representatives from regional colleges, universities, community colleges, and technical colleges.

Sign up in advance for a barcode at www.StriveFair.com. Your personal barcode will be scanned at the fair only by colleges you choose to receive information from eliminating the need to fill out information cards.

This event is open to all parents and students in any grade level.

Get started with your college search! Juniors can use this opportunity to complete their required 11th grade advisory task.

 
 
 
 
COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS
Mar. 13- Lifeguard Training (age 15+) Provides knowledge and skills to save lives an emergency situation. Minimum of 15 years of age and successful completion of preliminary swimming skills and endurance test required.

Mar. 22- Stock Market & Personal Finance Club (gr. 9) Learn how the stock market works, make simulated trades from your own portfolios, also learn about Cryptocurrency, mutual funds and more.

Mar. 22- ACT Preparation Seminar (gr. 11/12) Gain valuable insight of the exam, learn strategies and tips.

 
Clay Target Team
Registration is now open for the spring 2023 Trap & Skeet season. The team is open to all 9-12 Centennial students who have passed the DNR firearm safety course. If interested, please use this link and follow the registration steps. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p4Av9ohrg3mL848S8Hm7fO0h4aawn97z6v6Mb25BjQo/edit?usp=sharing

The registration deadline is March 13. Contact Brian Johnson for more information at '; // --> or 763-792-5165.

WINTER WEEK DANCE & DRESS UP DAYS OF THE WEEK FEB 6-10
DRESS UP DAYS OF THE WEEK:

Monday 2/6
Flannel Monday
Tuesday 2/7
Twin Tuesday
Wednesday 2/8
Pajama Wednesday
Thursday 2/9
Groutfit Thursday
Friday 2/10
Spirit Day
Pep Fest @ West Gym 2:10pm
Winter Week Dance @ East Upper Gym 8pm to 11pm

 
 

SPRING COLLEGE FAIR
Monday, March 13th 5pm-6:30pm

Centennial High School-West Gym

 

Centennial High School will host a Spring College Fair on Monday, March 13th from 5pm-6:30pm in the West Gym. Visit with representatives from regional colleges, universities, community colleges, and technical colleges.

 

Sign up in advance for a barcode at https://app.strivescan.com/registration. Your personal barcode will be scanned at the fair only by colleges you choose to receive information from eliminating the need to fill out information cards.

 

This event is open to all parents and students in any grade level.

 

Get started with your college search! Juniors can use this opportunity to complete their required 11th grade advisory task.

 
 
 
 
Clay Target

Registration for the spring season will begin on Feb. 6. Interested students must have a firearms safety certificate. A registration information meeting was held this week. If you would like more information please see coach Johnson in room E138 or email at '; // --> for more details.

ALPINE SKI NEWS

CHS / SLP Alpine wrapped up their NWSC Race Season last week at Trollhaugen Ski Area in Dresser, Wisconsin. The boys' team finished 5th in the conference overall, and the girls' team tied for 3rd . Congratulations to Senior Brooke Halverson, Junior Bruce Johnson, and Freshman Jordin Flohaug for being named All Conference for the 2022 - 2023 season! The Alpine Ski Team continues their season by competing in the Section 7 Championship at Giants Ridge in Biwabik, Minnesota on Tuesday, February 7th .

Derrick Taylor, Centennial Alpine Ski Team, '; // --> CHSCougs.com/alpineski

DISTRICT NEWS
Get Your Swag On and Support Students: Check Out the CAEF Apparel Line

The Centennial Area Education Foundation (CAEF) is offering a new apparel line in partnership with SotaStick. CAEF receives 15% of the proceeds from purchases and funds will benefit our students and schools. Support a great organization! Click here to order.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS
Community Education

Mar. 13- Lifeguard Training (age 15+) Provides knowledge and skills to save lives an emergency situation. Minimum of 15 years of age and successful completion of preliminary swimming skills and endurance test required.

Mar. 22- Stock Market & Personal Finance Club (gr. 9) Learn how the stock market works, make simulated trades from your own portfolios, also learn about Cryptocurrency, mutual funds and more.

2NDSEMESTER PARKING APPLICATION FOR 11TH & 12TH GRADERS
2nd Semester Parking Permit 2022-23

ONLINE Parking Permit Application Registration
Who: Seniors & Juniors Only

Please note: Sophomores are not included in this application process. Sophomores would only be eligible if permits are available after the Seniors & Junior application process is completed. This would be a completely separate application process in the 2nd week of the semester for Sophomores.

When: Tuesday, January 10th at 7:00 am through 8:00 am Thursday, January 12th, 2023.

Access link from home computers, mobile devices

Where: link can be found on CHS website or click here

Students must be signed into their isd12 Google account to access the application.

What information you will need:

Student Name, grade and e-mail address
Vehicle Make, Model, Color, license plate number for all vehicles
Student transportation needs (i.e.: 916/OEC program, work experience, open enrollment, mentoring, peer leader, activities/athletics, carpooling etc.)
Carpooling student names, email address, and vehicle information
Student activities information
Applications will be time stamped when entered

Special Notes: Parking Permit Application Criteria

125 to Seniors with carpools
Open Enrollee's, OEC, Part-Time PSEO, Work Experience Program, etc. (any educational service that is done for credit, but the school district does not provide transportation).
Seniors that are Carpooling *AND in Activities
Juniors that are Carpooling * AND in Activities
Seniors that are in Activities
Juniors that are in Activities
Seniors that are Carpooling*
Juniors that are Carpooling*
Seniors that ride alone
Juniors that ride alone
Due to the limited parking spaces available, student and families should not expect a permit, even if they had one for 1st semester. This criteria system will best serve the most students possible.
* Because of limited availability, 9th and 10th grade students are not factored in as part of carpools.

Cost of parking permits per semester

Front lot $250 per semester
Stadium lot $210 per semester
Back lot $165 per semester
Union lot $290 per semester *** (This is a new parking area available for student parking. Only a very limited number of permits will be sold for this lot that is close to the sports arena)
*** Students must have all fees and fines paid before they will be allowed to pay for their parking permits.

Students that are eligible to receive a permit will be notified by email AND a list will be posted in the East Office by Tuesday, January 17th.

Students can purchase their permits beginning January 17th online through the Infinite Campus portal under fees.

Students need to purchase their permits by the end of the day on Wednesday, January 25th (2nd day of 2nd semester) or they may forfeit the permit.

Families should pay for their parking permits online through the Parent/Student Portal in Infinite Campus. If an accommodation is needed for a family to pay by check, please be aware that if the check bounces the permit will be revoked until proper payment is made.

After the Junior and Senior parking applications process has been completed, if any 2nd semester permits are still available, an application process for Sophomore will be made available. This is NOT a guarantee, and 10 grade families should NOT expect to be able to purchase parking permits. This will be a separate application process and 10th grade families will be notified if this opportunity is available during the 2nd week of 2nd semester.

23-24 CHS Registration Info
· January 9th, 11th, & 18th CHS registration information in advisory grades 9-11

· January 12th Presentations to 8th Grade @ CMS in Math Class

· January 17th Registration Night @ CHS- Presentation and staff available for questions

Presentation information will also be available on CHS Homepage on 1/18

Class of 2027·
Performing Arts Center (PAC)
5:00 Last Names A-L
6:00 Last Names M-Z
Class of 2026
Choir Room 6:00
Class of 2024 & 2025
Band Room 6:00
Special Education Questions:
W700 Classroom @ 5:00 & 6:00
Post-Secondary Education Option (PSEO) Info Sessions
Band Room 5:00
Performing Arts Center 7:00
Department Reps/916/OEC: West Learning Commons 5:00-7:00 Walk-In Questions

February 1st-Online Registration Deadline (No Hard Copy Needed)
Drop AVID applications in CMS/CHS Office.
Questions after Registration Night may be directed to CHS staff:
Alexis Brownlee
Registration Secretary
763-792-5004
Carolyn Blucker
All students w/I.E.P.
763-792-5214
Heather Trettel
Last Names A-E, Y & Z
763-792-5010
Kelli Hillestad
Last Names F-K
763-792-5025
Sarah DiMartino
Last Names L-Q
763-792-5019
Angie Law
Last Names R-X
763-792-5009
CAREER CENTER INFO
916 Career & Tech Showcase
Thursday, January 12: 12:35pm-2:15pm (can ride 916 bus from CHS)
*Need to sign up in the Career Center (W411)*
Sophomores and Juniors! Do you have an interest in hands on learning?

916 Career and Tech offers 20 programs that give high school students the COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE of professional skills, industry certifications and college credit (in many programs) that give students a head start toward post-secondary success while earning high school elective credit. To learn more about these courses please go to their website https://careertech.916schools.org/ or stop by the Career Center (W411).

SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION!
As one of the Horatio Alger Field Directors in Minnesota, I am happy to announce that the Horatio Alger National/State Scholarship opened Dec. 1, 2022. Our programs, which are targeted to students who have faced significant adversity in their lives and demonstrate critical financial need ($55,000 or lower adjusted gross family income), is now for high school juniors (Class of 2024)!

The Horatio Alger Association awards scholarships to 105 National Scholars in the amount of $25,000 and over 800 State Scholars in the amount of $10,000. The application opened December 1, 2022, and will close on March 15, 2023.

Please encourage qualified juniors you know to apply for this year's Horatio Alger Scholarships!! For more information, please visit the link below:

https://scholars.horatioalger.org/about-our-scholarship.../

HAA also offers some "Targeted Scholarships" to seniors (Class of 2023). Check the HAA website for more details, with special attention to the Denny Sanford Scholarship for seniors wanting to attend the University of MN-Twin Cities.

PEER LEADER APPLICATIONS
Peer Leadership Applications open January 13th. Peer Leadership is a great way to get involved and connected at Centennial High School. This group includes students from a variety of backgrounds and life experiences who want to connect, lead, and volunteer within the Centennial community. Peer Leadership is a full year commitment of volunteering at various school and/or community events.

Students will need to complete the application (google form) and have a letter of recommendation email to danderson@isd12.org(link sends e-mail). Applications close January 31st at 11:59pm, all applications and letters of recommendation need to be submitted before this time (current peer leaders do not need to apply). Upon acceptance into the Peer leadership program students are required to complete an initial training, as well as lead the 1st day of school for 9th graders in the fall. Peer Leadership also have trainings that occur in May and August that students will be required to attend (there will be flexibility with these trainings such as make up options.) Students will need to use their school email to access the application.

Application Link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUl9VShoWXHeG7XhjZk4NSeB2ERL_pds076EZHAg-pQv6F_A/viewform?usp=sf_link

If you have any questions please contact me at danderson@isd12.org(link sends e-mail)

COUGARCUBSPLAYSCHOOL
Parents/Guardians of Preschoolers:

We invite you to consider enrolling your child(ren) ages 3-5 in the Cougar Cubs Playschool this spring. This is a FREE program for community preschoolers offered through our Child Psychology and Development II class at Centennial High School.

Your child will be engaged in a variety of learning activities such as art, music, science, math, literacy, sensory and language development as well as receive a light snack. These activities will be planned and implemented entirely by Centennial High School students. Cougar Cubs will run every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10:00-11:00 in the CHS East building from March 16th-May 26th (there will be a few days we will not meet during this time period due to different schedules at the high school-these will all be communicated when you register). For more information or to obtain a registration form, please contact Megan Piechowski (Child Psychology teacher) at mpiechowski@isd12.org(link sends e-mail). Registration deadline is February 24th.

DISTRICT NEWS
A Call for Preschoolers to Participate in Playschool
Children, ages 3-5, are invited to attend the Cougar Cubs Preschool, March 16-May 26. Programming is developed and led by Centennial High School Child Psychology II students. Reserve your spot by February 24. Click here for more information on this free program!

Substitute Info Session for Teachers & Paras
Share your knowledge in the classroom by working as a substitute at Centennial! Teachers on Call will host a virtual info session on January 17, 1:00pm-2:00pm. Click here to sign up.

COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS
Jan. 17- Point of Impact (parents and their new teen drivers)

Looking to obtain your drivers license? Participation in this class reduces required practice driving time from 50 to 40 hours.

Feb. 1- Improv Club (gr. 9-12) All students welcome, with beginning or advanced theater experience. Improv is proven to improve focus and problem solving skills.

Mar. 22- Stock Market & Personal Finance Club (gr. 9) Learn how the stock market works, make simulated trades from your own portfolios, also learn about Cryptocurrency, mutual funds and more.

CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL
Website: www.isd12.org/schools/high-school/centennial-high-school
Location: 4757 North Road, Circle Pines, MN, USA
Phone: 763.792.5000

PARENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - HOMECOMING DANCE CHS Student Council is looking for parent volunteers to help with coat and baggage checks during this year's homecoming dance. If you are able and willing to help with the 7:50-9:45 pm shift and/or the 9:15 - 11:10 pm shift on Saturday, September 30th please send an email to tpoppleton@isd12.org for more information. Thank you for your support!

HOMECOMING DAYS OF THE WEEK! Homecoming Dates to Remember: ·     Monday 9/25 o  Student dress – Barbie Day (Pink Out!) ·     Tuesday 9/26 o  Student dress – College Apparel ·     Wednesday 9/27 o  Student dress – Match with Someone ·     Thursday 9/28 o  Student dress – Dress like your younger self ·     Friday 9/29 o  Student dress - Spirit Day o  Tailgating B’fast - 7am o  Pep fest @ West Gym - 2:07pm o  Parade – 4:15pm o  Football Game vs. Osseo - 7pm ·     Saturday 9/30 o Dance - 8pm-11:00pm – West Gym Athletics & Activity Event Info Centennial High School Athletic & Activity Events: Digital online tickets can be purchased at https://highschool.isd12.org/athletics-activities-at-chs/online-tickets Cash and/or checks will not be accepted at the door Ticket Prices: Students (1st grade – 12th grade): $5.00 Adults: $8.00 Senior Citizens (65+ with photo ID): FREE** **Free to regular season home sporting events. This does not include post season games or fine arts and theater reserved seating. CAREER CENTER NEWS & INFORMATION College Planning Night You are invited to attend College Planning Night on Monday, September 25th at 7PM in the Performing Arts Center. A guest panel of speakers representing Private Colleges, the U of M system, the UW system, North Dakota State University, Community Colleges and the MN State College and University systems will give general information about the different types of colleges. Students will gain knowledge about what type of college might be the best fit for them. Additional topics include researching/selecting colleges using the Naviance Student program, college entrance exams, college visits and the application process. All parents and students are welcome. Mark your calendars!! NATIONAL COLLEGE FAIR at the Minneapolis Convention Center Wednesday, October 4th 9am-12pm and 5pm-8pm and Thursday, October 5th 9am-12pm Students and parents are welcome to attend. UW-STOUT ON-SITE ADMIT DAY Interested in applying to UW-Stout? Attend the UW Stout Admit Day on Friday, October 13th in the WLC Computer Lab. Apply and receive your admissions decision all in one day. No application fee is required. Enter your name for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship. See Mrs. Guyer in the Career Center W411 for details. ROBOTICS Interested in Robotics? Join Team 2472, the Centurions, as we learn how to design, build, brand, and compete with robots. For questions, contact Donna Norberg (dnorberg@isd12.org) and check out our website: www.team2472.com .

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!! https://www.isd12.org/calendars Sept 25-29 Homecoming week Sept 25 College Planning Night Oct 9 No School for Students Oct 10 Senior David Banks Photos Oct 12 Lifetouch Retakes Oct 16-17 Fall Indoor Marching Band Concerts Oct 19-20 No School - Professional Organization Meetings Nov 6 No School - Professional Dev. Day Nov 23-24 No School -Thanksgiving

COMMUNITY EDUCATION CLASSES/OFFERINGS Community Education Oct 16- ACT Preparation Seminar (gr. 11, 12) Nov 14- Point of Impact (parents and their new teen drivers) Communityed.isd12.org

IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM TRANSPORTATION Students are to ride their assigned bus to and from school. Thank you for your cooperation! Make a Difference and Substitute in our Schools! Don’t miss this chance to get involved and make a difference in the Centennial School District! No experience necessary; training provided! This is a great opportunity to: ·     Be involved in your child’s education and help out in the schools. ·     Turn your volunteer hours into extra income. ·     Work a schedule that fits with your student’s schedule. ·     Get paid weekly and take advantage of bonus opportunities. Available positions: • Substitute Teachers (To qualify, you must have bachelor’s degree with MN Teaching or Substitute License; you can obtain a Short Call License if you have a bachelor’s degree.) • Substitute Paraprofessionals (To qualify, you must have a HS Diploma/GED.) Apply at teachersoncall.com; 800-713-4439 Substitutes are also needed for Kids Club, food service, custodial, administrative assistants, and nurses. More information can be found on the Centennial website. Reminder: Annual Review of Student Information Please review and complete the annual data review for your student/s in the Infinite Campus Parent Portal by Friday, September 22, 2023. Helpful links: Link to the Parent Portal How do I log into Parent Portal? How do I start the annual data review in Parent Portal? Reminder: Immunization Information Minnesota law requires children enrolled in childcare, early childhood education, or school to be immunized against certain diseases, unless the child is medically or non-medically exempt. If proper documentation is not provided, students will be unable to attend school after November 1st, 2023. What you need to do: ·     Contact your health care provider and review your student’s immunization status to make sure they are up to date. ·     If you missed a required vaccination, make an appointment with a healthcare provider or local clinic as soon as possible. ·     Follow up with your students’ school if they have reached out to you regarding your student’s immunization status. ·     Turn in medical (must be signed by health care provider) and non-medical (must be notarized) exemption forms to your child’s school. Visit the MDH website for vaccine schedules, exemption forms and more information including where to get free/low cost immunizations today. Please reach out to your student’s school for any questions. Please note, K-12 immunization status is available on Campus Parent Portal. School Board Hosts Listening Session for the Public In the District’s ongoing efforts to gather feedback from our stakeholders, the Centennial School Board is hosting a listening session for the public on October 16, 5:30pm-6:15pm. The session will be held in the District Board Room prior to the regularly scheduled School Board meeting. Listening Sessions are held quarterly to provide the opportunity for community members, staff, parents, and students to meet informally with Board Representatives and the Superintendent to discuss topics in the schools. More information can be found on the Centennial website.

MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND SUBSTITUTE IN OUR SCHOOLS! Don’t miss this chance to get involved and make a difference in the Centennial School District! No experience necessary; training provided! This is a great opportunity to: ·     Be involved in your child’s education and help out in the schools. ·     Turn your volunteer hours into extra income. ·     Work a schedule that fits with your student’s schedule. ·     Get paid weekly and take advantage of bonus opportunities. Available positions: • Substitute Teachers (To qualify, you must have bachelor’s degree with MN Teaching or Substitute License; you can obtain a Short Call License if you have a bachelor’s degree.) • Substitute Paraprofessionals (To qualify, you must have a HS Diploma/GED.) Apply at teachersoncall.com; 800-713-4439 Substitutes are also needed for Kids Club, food service, custodial, administrative assistants, and nurses. More information can be found on the Centennial website.