10/6/2023

Thank you to everyone for coming to the Carnival! It was a huge success!

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Family Conferences

Family Conferences are October 9th, 10th and 11th and will take place in person here at Centennial. Conferences are scheduled through a website called Meet the Teacher. Please use this link to sign up online. You will need your child’s six digit student ID number (which is their computer login without the SV). Please contact the office if you have any questions. We look forward to meeting with you!

The Centennial PTO provides meals to the staff each night of conferences and they would appreciate your help in providing dessert. If you would like to bring a dessert on one of the nights, please sign up here. We appreciate your support!

Centennial PTO

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St. Vrain is Hiring: Visit Our Support Staff Job Fair, Oct. 16

Individuals passionate about education who desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of students are invited to attend the district’s upcoming job fair on Monday, October 16, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Main Street School, 820 Main St., Longmont. Explore a wide range of career opportunities in education including roles such as paraprofessionals, custodians, transportation staff, clerical and department support, maintenance, nutrition services, and childcare. Connect with St. Vrain leaders, discover job openings, and explore comprehensive employee benefits while kickstarting a fulfilling career in St. Vrain Valley Schools.
Learn more >>

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St. Vrain Preschool Literacy Night with Author Rosemary Wells
Preschool families in St. Vrain Valley Schools are invited to a special literacy night featuring renowned author Rosemary Wells on October 17 from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m., at the Innovation Center of St. Vrain Valley Schools. Rosemary Wells, celebrated for her beloved characters like Max & Ruby, Noisy Nora, and Yoko, will read her new book “If You Believe in Me,” which preschoolers have received as part of our early reading initiative. Bring your copies for Rosemary Wells to sign, and the first 100 students without a book will receive one at no cost.
Learn more >>

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Halloween Expectations
Students are allowed to wear their Halloween Costumes to school on Tuesday, October 31st. Our Annual Halloween Parade will be at 2:45 and parents are welcome to come and line up outside around the building. Please see the following expectations for Halloween Costumes:

• No masks or full face paint
• No blood or gore
• No weapons or simulated weapons
• Attire should not be disruptive to the learning environment
• If a child comes to school with any of the above items/attire, we will ask them to remove them.
• Thank you for your attention to safety and a quality learning environment

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Reminders:

Parents: If you would like to join your student for breakfast in the cafeteria, please make sure and sign in at the office first. Thank you!

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Important Dates:

October 9th-11th- Family Conferences

October 13th and 16th- No School

October 20th- Hearing and Vision Rechecks

October 26th- Picture Retake Day

October 31st- Halloween Parade at 2:45pm

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