Enjoy your winter break!
The HUB will be closed for the holiday break.
Please be advised that all after-school activities for the Lewiston School District are cancelled today, Wednesday, December 17, 2025. This includes athletics, clubs, and any other school-sponsored programs scheduled after the regular school day.
Due to the weather conditions, the Lewiston School District is closed for today, Wednesday, December 17th.
Due to current weather conditions, all schools in the Lewiston School District will be on a two-hour late start schedule. Busses will run their scheduled routes and pick up two hours later than normal pick-up times. No breakfast will be served.
Normal Hill Campus Morning Preschool and Morning Transitional Kindergarten is canceled.
Students in Focus
📸 Eddie, 3rd grade at Centennial Elementary
“Eddie is always kind to everyone he interacts with. He always has a positive attitude and a willingness to do what is needed to support his classmates and teachers.”
– Mrs. McKee, 4th Grade Teacher, Centennial Elementary
“I like playing with my friends.”
– Eddie
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson
📸 Eddie, 3rd grade at Centennial Elementary
“Eddie is always kind to everyone he interacts with. He always has a positive attitude and a willingness to do what is needed to support his classmates and teachers.”
– Mrs. McKee, 4th Grade Teacher, Centennial Elementary
“I like playing with my friends.”
– Eddie
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson
Let's fill the bus!
Reminder, tomorrow is an early release day for students. Staff will use this time for professional learning focused on ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students!
We will see our students again on Monday, December 1st! Have a nice break!
Graphic by student Taylor Gossage
Graphic by student Taylor Gossage
Educational Support Professionals Day
Today we celebrate the incredible people who keep our schools running smoothly every day. From secretaries and instructional assistants to custodians, bus drivers, food service teams, tech staff, and so many others, your work supports every student, every classroom, and every building.
“I am thankful for our ESP staff every day! Because of their dedication to our students and district we can live out our mission of ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students!”
-Tim Sperber, Superintendent
Thank you for the care, patience, and commitment you bring to our schools. We appreciate you!
Today we celebrate the incredible people who keep our schools running smoothly every day. From secretaries and instructional assistants to custodians, bus drivers, food service teams, tech staff, and so many others, your work supports every student, every classroom, and every building.
“I am thankful for our ESP staff every day! Because of their dedication to our students and district we can live out our mission of ensuring high levels of learning for ALL students!”
-Tim Sperber, Superintendent
Thank you for the care, patience, and commitment you bring to our schools. We appreciate you!
Students in Focus
📸 Kora, 1st grader at Centennial Elementary
“Kora has shown so much growth this year! She has stretched outside of her comfort zone by making new friends and engaging in classroom discussions.”
– Mrs. Delich, 1st Grade Teacher, Centennial Elementary
“I like math.”
– Kora
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson
📸 Kora, 1st grader at Centennial Elementary
“Kora has shown so much growth this year! She has stretched outside of her comfort zone by making new friends and engaging in classroom discussions.”
– Mrs. Delich, 1st Grade Teacher, Centennial Elementary
“I like math.”
– Kora
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson
Centennial Elementary's Veterans Day breakfast
Reminder: No school for students on Monday, November 10th.
Centennial Elementary 3rd graders working collaboratively on adding multi-digit numbers using various strategies. All students were on task and engaged discussing math strategies!
On Wednesday Andre Picard from the Nez Perce tribe visited Centennial Elementary to enthrall our students in Native storytelling.
Nez Perce Stories and the Power of Place
At the heart of every culture are the stories and places that sustain them as a people. For the Nez Perce, these stories taught children about the landforms that surround them everyday and help them learn their language, history and culture. The Nez Perce homeland is filled with unique and special places that since the beginning of time have defined who they are. As you drive through the unique topography of Nez Perce country, keep in mind that many of the prominent landmarks you see more than likely have a story attached to them. Nez Perce National Historical Park interprets three of these story sites: Ant and Yellowjacket, Coyote's Fishnet and the Heart of the Monster. Each of these sites involves Coyote and other spiritual entities. Coyote was a teacher, trickster, or hero depending on the particular story.
https://www.nps.gov/nepe/learn/historyculture/nez-perce-stories.htm
Nez Perce Stories and the Power of Place
At the heart of every culture are the stories and places that sustain them as a people. For the Nez Perce, these stories taught children about the landforms that surround them everyday and help them learn their language, history and culture. The Nez Perce homeland is filled with unique and special places that since the beginning of time have defined who they are. As you drive through the unique topography of Nez Perce country, keep in mind that many of the prominent landmarks you see more than likely have a story attached to them. Nez Perce National Historical Park interprets three of these story sites: Ant and Yellowjacket, Coyote's Fishnet and the Heart of the Monster. Each of these sites involves Coyote and other spiritual entities. Coyote was a teacher, trickster, or hero depending on the particular story.
https://www.nps.gov/nepe/learn/historyculture/nez-perce-stories.htm
The Lewiston School District HUB is available to any family in the Lewiston School District.
Open drop-in hours are every Tuesday, from 1:00-5:00 pm
Other days by appointment.
Please call the HUB at 208-748-3762 for more information.
Additionally, here is a list of other food resources in our community.
Open drop-in hours are every Tuesday, from 1:00-5:00 pm
Other days by appointment.
Please call the HUB at 208-748-3762 for more information.
Additionally, here is a list of other food resources in our community.
Pumpkin Power! 🎃 5th grade students in Mrs. Merrill’s STEM class explored whether a pumpkin can act as a battery!
The Reptile Man is Coming to Centennial on November 12th!
Join us for live animal demonstrations presented by The Reptile Man, renowned across the Pacific Northwest.
School Assembly: 2:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Experience an engaging assembly featuring 8 to 12 reptiles from around the globe!
Evening Adventure: 6:00 p.m. (Centennial Gym)
Families are invited to participate in hands-on activities and deepen their understanding of these fascinating reptiles.
Join us for an unforgettable day filled with wildlife, adventure, and education!
Join us for live animal demonstrations presented by The Reptile Man, renowned across the Pacific Northwest.
School Assembly: 2:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Experience an engaging assembly featuring 8 to 12 reptiles from around the globe!
Evening Adventure: 6:00 p.m. (Centennial Gym)
Families are invited to participate in hands-on activities and deepen their understanding of these fascinating reptiles.
Join us for an unforgettable day filled with wildlife, adventure, and education!
STUDENTS IN FOCUS
📸 Lacey, 5th grader at Centennial Elementary
“Lacey is an amazing student who works hard. She is very passionate about reading!”
– Michelle Jones, PLC Lead, Centennial Elementary
“I really enjoy reading and writing.”
– Lacey
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, Abi White
📸 Lacey, 5th grader at Centennial Elementary
“Lacey is an amazing student who works hard. She is very passionate about reading!”
– Michelle Jones, PLC Lead, Centennial Elementary
“I really enjoy reading and writing.”
– Lacey
Students Behind the Lens:
By: Kennedie Clare, Marissa Peterson, Abi White
