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Early Childhood Family Education
We work to strengthen families and enhance the ability of all parents to provide the best possible environment for the healthy growth and development of their children.
Centennial Preschool
The Centennial School District provides high-quality part-day and full-day preschool experiences. All classes are taught by licensed teachers using curriculum and assessment tools approved by the State of Minnesota.
AT A GLANCE
Centennial Early Childhood is committed to providing quality learning opportunities for both children and adults during this exciting time.
275 Students
We have roughly 200 students, ages 3-5, enrolled in full-day preschool and roughly 75 students, ages 3-5, enrolled in part-day preschool.
255 Participants
Over 250 children and parents are enrolled in our Early Children Family Education (ECFE) program.
71 Parents
We have 71 parents enrolled in our free, online Parent Speaker Series.
490 Screened
Almost 500 children are screened through the District's Early Childhood Screening program.
Early Childhood Screening
Screening identifies children who may have health or developmental concerns and allows for appropriate assistance as early as possible. This assistance helps children get off to a good start when they enter school. Parents gain information about their child's health and overall development at screenings, in addition to available resources that help children grow.
Early Childhood Special Education
The Early Childhood Special Education program is designed to provide evaluation and educational services to qualified children from birth to kindergarten.
News & Announcements
Welcome back! We are so happy to see you!
City of Circle Pines Mayor Dave Bartholomay gave the keynote at today's convocation where the District welcomed back all staff to the new school year.
Welcome, new teaching staff! The District welcomed 57 new teachers this week!
Check out the fall Community Education offerings. You'll find opportunities for the the whole family!
The Centennial Area Food Shelf Powerpack Program supports families by sending home a weekend bag of breakfast items, individual meals, and snacks for school-age children. Powerpacks are delivered discretely to students participating in the program.