Centennial Elementary School

We are at the Juneteenth Women’s Health Fair at the Norris Penrose Events Center today! We want to thank OneBody Ent for inviting us to be part of the festivities! We hope to see you here!

We hope to see everyone tomorrow at the Annual Southern Colorado Juneteenth Festival hosted by OneBody Ent.

Location: Norris Penrose Event Center
Date: June 20-21
Cost: Free
If you come to the health fair tomorrow morning during the festival, please be sure to stop by the Centennial table to see us!

We hope everyone is having a great summer. As we reflect on some of the best times we had together last school year, we wanted to spotlight Dr. Seuss Day! It was a great example of the great things that can happen when students, staff, volunteers, and other D2 student leaders come together to make something great. We are looking forward to making more great memories like this soon!

REMINDER! There are still a few sports left! Make sure to reach out to Coach Kaiser to sign up today.

SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP: We are excited to invite your child to the Harrison High School Summer Basketball Camp this June! This camp is a great opportunity for boys and girls in grades K–8 to develop basketball fundamentals, build confidence, stay active, and have fun learning from our HHS coaching staff and players.

Dates: June 17th & June 18th
Time: 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Location: Harrison High School Gym
Cost: $25
Open to Boys and Girls, Grades K–8

If your child would like to attend, please contact Coach Kaiser to sign up or with any questions.

Coach Kaiser Contact Information:
📧 [email protected]
📞 (507) 517-9678

The Elevate Summer Program is an engaging, hands-on STEM experience offered by Harrison School District 2 (D2) for students! Check out this fun and challenging project our D2 4th graders took on as part of the program. They designed awesome basketball courts and found ways to launch their mini basketballs through the hoops they created!

🚀 STEM learning is taking off for our 4th–6th grade students in summer school!
This week, students participated in exciting programming led by Challenger Learning Center. Through hands-on missions, engineering challenges, scientific investigations, and collaborative problem-solving, students are stepping into the roles of scientists, engineers, and astronauts.
These engaging experiences bring STEM to life while building critical thinking, teamwork, and creativity. We love providing opportunities that inspire curiosity and help students imagine the possibilities that await them in the future! 🌎🔬✨

Summer is here, and while routines may change, learning can still be part of everyday adventures!

This is a great time to brainstorm simple and meaningful ways to keep your student engaged and curious throughout the summer. Learning doesn't have to look like worksheets or classrooms—it can happen while reading together, cooking a new recipe, exploring nature, visiting local museums, keeping a journal, building something creative, or asking questions about the world around us.

The goal isn't perfection; it's creating opportunities for curiosity, discovery, and growth. Small moments can make a big impact.

What are some ways your family keeps learning fun during the summer months?

Share your ideas below and help inspire other families!

Check out this amazing opportunity and share!Volleyball Camp - June 22-26 - from 8-12! Register using the QR code on the flyer or at https://forms.gle/SBkxXSyPHsYCM7917

We want to thank our supporters at the VFW 6461 Post Auxiliary for their recent food donation to Centennial! We appreciate your support!

We also want to highlight our amazing partners at The McDivitt Law Firm and B-COS We Care for your ongoing support of our students and school! Centennial is setup for success because of amazing partners like you!