Mrs. Dominy's fourth grade class from Centennial Elementary went on their Idaho history trip upriver into Hells Canyon on Monday!
Centennial Elementary's 3rd Grade March Multiplication Madness winners!
This year's Educational Support Professional is the remarkable Tasha Carper, known as Centennial's finest. As our Interventionist, she plays a crucial role in supporting both students and teachers. The significance of her work is truly the foundation of our educational environment. Tasha teaches students various ways to navigate the structure of our classroom expectations. She addresses behaviors that students may not even recognize, helping them calm down, understand their thoughts, and listen to their concerns while suggesting alternative ways to cope with anger, sadness, and anxiety.
Tasha builds trust, and her patience is her superpower. She holds students accountable for their actions, guiding them to take responsibility over time. The special bond she forms with her students offers the extra support needed to help them through challenging days for various reasons. She collaborates with staff to develop solutions that ensure a more positive and successful school experience for everyone.
Although her role can be difficult and exhausting from an outsider's perspective, Tasha brings her positivity every day. The success of an interventionist relies on the support from our staff, just as staff depend on the support of our interventionist; it is undoubtedly a two-way street. Centennial Elementary is incredibly proud of Tasha and values her as the backbone of our team. In the accompanying picture, Tasha shares a special moment with a student. Many such moments occur daily at Centennial, and I am honored to share this one with you.
Students at Centennial Elementary are enjoying the new volleyball net that was purchased by their PTA!
In the Lewiston School District, schools conduct spelling bees annually in grades 4-8, starting at the classroom level and progressing to school-wide competitions. Students in grades 4 participate in the elementary school bees. Winners of school bees in grades 4-8 then compete in the regional spelling bee.
In March, 4th Grader Piper Hall was the champion at Centennial Elementary. Piper is an excellent student and a role model for her peers.
When asked about her experience and what was the key to her success, she said, “I studied a lot with my mom.” Piper has a bright future and someday she would like to be a zookeeper.
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Michelle Steele successfully applied for and received two grants to support improvements to the Physical Education program.
• A $500 grant from LCCU was awarded to purchase BucketGolf clubs, providing students with a fun and engaging way to develop coordination and teamwork.
• A $1,500 grant from the L.I.F.E. Foundation was secured to repair and replace the school’s aging archery targets, ensuring student safety and program sustainability.
These enhancements will offer students more diverse and enriching physical activity experiences.
Mrs. Davis's 2nd grade class at Centennial Elementary was the Silver Spoon Winner for the month of March! Students enjoyed their popcorn party!
Centennial's Champions
This year, we were thrilled to see Logan and Riley's team, The Book Hoppers, emerge as the sole representatives from Centennial to qualify for the district battle. Their dedication and love for reading shone through as they tackled each challenge with confidence and creativity.
Mrs. Reynolds's 4th grade class from Centennial Elementary was the first group to travel upriver into Hells Canyon last week. These trips, sponsored by the LIFE board, provide every 4th grade student in the district with the opportunity to learn Idaho history and make incredible memories!
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Our character trait for the month is Cooperation. Cooperation is about people joining forces to complete a task or reach a shared objective. It involves being willing to share ideas, resources, and effort to help others and achieve a common goal. Here’s a quote about cooperation:
“Alone we can do so little. Together we can do so much.” - Helen Keller
Centennial Elementary 4th Graders' Hells Canyon Adventure
Introduction
Every year, the 4th graders of Centennial Elementary embark on an unforgettable journey through the awe-inspiring Hells Canyon, North America's deepest river gorge. This exciting adventure involves an exhilarating jet boat trip down the famous Snake River in Idaho, promising a blend of natural beauty and historical discovery. Let's dive into what makes this trip such a remarkable experience for young explorers.
The Thrill of the Jet Boat Ride
The journey begins with the thrill of a jet boat ride. As the students board the boat, they can feel the anticipation and excitement in the air. The powerful jet boat is designed to navigate the Snake River's swift currents and rugged terrain, providing a safe yet thrilling ride through the canyon.
Highlights of the Jet Boat Experience
Speed and Excitement: The speed of the jet boat provides an adrenaline rush as it zips through the water, creating an exhilarating experience.
Scenic Views: The ride offers breathtaking views of towering cliffs, lush greenery, and the vast expanse of the canyon.
Wildlife Spotting: Students have the chance to spot various wildlife, such as eagles soaring overhead, deer grazing by the riverbank, and occasionally, a bear in the distance.
Discovering the History of Hells Canyon
The adventure is not just about the thrill of the ride; it's also an educational experience. As the boat makes stops along the river, students step back in time to learn about the rich history of Hells Canyon.
Historical Stops and Learning Opportunities
Native American History: Students learn about the Indigenous tribes that first inhabited the canyon, understanding their culture and way of life.
Pioneer Settlements: The canyon is dotted with remnants of pioneer settlements, where students discover stories of early settlers and their struggles.
Geological Wonders: The unique geological formations provide a natural history lesson, revealing the forces that shaped the canyon over millions of years.
Conclusion
This jet boat adventure through Hells Canyon is more than just a field trip; it's a journey of discovery and excitement. As Centennial Elementary's 4th graders navigate the depths of North America's deepest river gorge, they not only experience the thrill of the ride but also gain a deeper appreciation for history and nature. This unforgettable adventure is sure to inspire young minds and create memories they will cherish for years to come.
Centennial's Annual Color Fun Run
A Celebration of Health and Happiness
Through the dedication of our outstanding physical education program, Centennial Elementary is thrilled to host the annual Color Fun Run for our students. This vibrant event is a celebration of health, community, and joy, inviting both teachers and parents to join in the fun.
Event Details
Date: April 25th
Participants: Students, Teachers, and Parents
Location: Centennial Elementary
Why Participate?
The Color Fun Run is more than just a run; it's a physical experience that promotes healthy lifestyles while also fostering excitement and joy. Here are some reasons to join the event:
• Promotes Fitness: Engaging in regular physical activity is crucial for maintaining good health. The Color Fun Run encourages students to embrace fitness in a fun and enjoyable way.
• Builds Community: By bringing together students, teachers, and parents, the event strengthens our community bonds and promotes a sense of belonging.
• Creates Lasting Memories: The excitement and smiles shared during the Color Fun Run create unforgettable memories for everyone involved.
Join the Fun!
We invite all teachers and parents to participate and support our young students in this colorful celebration. Let's make this year's Color Fun Run a memorable experience for everyone. Whether you're running, walking, or cheering from the sidelines, your presence makes a difference.
Join us on April 25th for a day filled with color, laughter, and community spirit. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Join Centennial Elementary tomorrow, March 21 with your crazy socks on World Down Syndrome Day to celebrate how everyone is more alike than different.
LHS Drama Club presents "THE WIZARD OF OZ." Performances on March 19, 20, 21, and 22 at 7 PM each night. Matinee shows on Saturday at 2 PM. Come and enjoy!
Incoming 6th Grade Parent Meeting
March 25th @ 5:30 PM
This meeting is for current 5th-grade students and their parents who will be attending SMS or JMS in the fall. Learn more about your middle school and ask questions
This is our new Rams Logo!
Let's have a Sled Day!
