Centennial Community Education

This program is open to Centennial Middle School students only. Athletes will compete against other schools in our conference in various running, jumping, and throwing events. Practice begins March 30 for 6th graders and April 1 for all athletes. The season ends the week of May 18. Please watch your email/texts if we are having inclement weather, we will also make announcements in school to update the practice status. Meets: There will be one or two meets each week. Meets will be with other schools in our conference. Meet dates will be announced as soon as we receive that information. Athletes will receive a uniform shirt, but will need to provide their own shorts and shoes. A team t-shirt is included. Parents will be asked to volunteer at one home meet. Transportation is provided to and from meet sites for athletes. Athletes will need to arrange transportation home from the middle school following the meets. Sports Physicals: Sports physicals are not required for 6th grade students. They are highly recommended but not required for 7-8th grade students. Physicals are good for three years unless restrictions exist. There will be after-school activity buses available leaving at 4:45 pm and after-school supervision until 6 pm if needed. Fees are non-refundable after April 8.

Very few spots remain for upcoming individual trips and then the buses are full! If the date you are interested in is waitlisted, please add your name to the waitlist. If someone cancels, or we receive enough interest to warrant an additional bus, we will contact you. Centennial Community Education Middle School Ski/Snowboard Club Scheduled trips for the 2025-26 Season Wild Mountain December 13 - canceled January 31 February 21 February 28 Make up Trollhaugen January 17 February 7 Mandatory Presentation: A presentation will be shared with adults prior to the first trip. This presentation must be reviewed with the student before the first trip. Link to video is in your course confirmation once registered. Registration: Students can register for all 5 trips starting at $279. This fee includes transportation, chaperones, lift ticket and insurance. Registration deadline extended to Thursday, December 4 at 8 am to receive the package price. No refunds after the deadline. Partial refunds are not available for the package price. Students may register for individual trips providing space availability starting Monday, December 1 at noon. Have a Season Pass?: Season pass holders: Trollhaugen $239, Wild Mountain $209. Individual Trips: $69 Registration for individual trips will remain open until the Tuesday before the trip, space permitting. There must be a minimum of 40 students to run this activity. After 80 students, registrations taken as long as there is space on available buses. Registrations taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. Need to Rent Equipment? Wild Mountain rental fees need to be paid in advance through Centennial Community Education. Please select the price option that includes WM rental fees during checkout. Help your child know what information they'll need to rent equipment. Sample Rental Form Top Chart. Students are expected to identify their assigned equipment by its unique ID number. This is especially important after taking breaks indoors, as rental gear tends to look alike. Trollhaugen rentals are done on site. Rental packages include a helmet. Please ensure your child has money to pay for rental fees. Rental Fee: $25 Have your own gear? Please properly label with your name. It would be helpful if you could bundle everything and put it in a ski/snowboard bag. This makes transportation and identification much easier. Ski equipment cannot be brought into the chalet, please leave your gear outside on the racks. If you prefer, you can purchase a Ski Corral from Wild Mountain. Centennial student special pricing for the three sessions is $3.22 (total with tax). The Ski Corral is located behind the rental counter and is always staffed. When students want to check in their gear, they have to show their lift ticket proving they have Ski Corral. Then they are provided a tag with a number on it. This is what they will return to the Ski Corral when they want their gear back. Skis and snowboards cannot be left at the Ski Corral overnight. If you are interested in using the Ski Corral for all three sessions, please let Community Ed know during registration. Wild Mountain Waiver: LINK TO SIGN LIABILITY WAIVER: https://shop.wildmountain.com/groups/details?gc=26... Lessons: We strongly encourage beginners to sign up for a ski/snowboard lesson, available at Wild Mountain. Lessons need to be scheduled and paid for through their Snow Sports Department in advance. To schedule your Wild Mountain lesson please email nathan@wildmountain.com. Wild Mountain does not allow onsite sign up or payment for lessons. Transportation: We will leave the Middle School parking lot promptly at 2 p.m. on the day of the trip. Please stay with your student until the buses have arrived for loading. When you drop off/ pick up your student(s) at the middle school, please DO NOT park in the loading area in front of the school where the buses will be arriving to unload. Late pick up may result in your student being removed from the ski/snowboard club with no refund. If students have cell phones we do ask them to send a text when we are in Forest Lake to alert parents of pick up time, otherwise please arrive for pick up at 9 pm. Refunds: Refunds will not be given for students who miss a trip; however, you can request a lift ticket voucher BEFORE the trip is taken. Vouchers must be requested by the Tuesday before the trip week. No vouchers will be issued for students who have not communicated with Community Education by the Tuesday before the trip. Lift ticket vouchers are good for the season at the location for which you cancelled. Chaperones will be Centennial School District staff and parents. If you are interested in chaperoning, please email Cori Sendle at csendle@isd12.org. Please email by November 15 if you are interested in chaperoning. Chaperones receive a free lift ticket and rental if needed. Chaperones are required to ride the bus. See the Chaperone FAQ HERE Click HERE to complete the required Code of Conduct. Click HERE for Centennial Ski/Snowboard Club Information Rules and Regulations.

Ninja Obstacle Training is extremely popular with kids and is a fun, unique way to develop confidence, strength, endurance, balance, and friendships! Sign up today to see how Ninja is easily one of the fastest growing sports today, as well as a great cross-training sport! Athletes benefit from training in agility, power, perseverance, and resilience; attributes that all athletes strive to improve. Beginner Rec Team practices will primarily all be on the small side of the gym (also on warped wall and area of the large side), specifically set up for the beginner level with competitions being on the big side. Once you've mastered the basic techniques and challenges, you can move up to the Advanced Rec Team, which is all on the big side of the gym. Our Conquer Rec Team is designed for youth ages 6-13 of all experience levels. Our Rec Team will practice on real obstacles inspired by the TV show such as warped walls, salmon ladders, tilting ladders, and so much more during their weekly practice. The 8 weeklong Rec Team consists of 6 practices and 2 competitions. Registration is Non-Refundable or Changeable within 2 weeks of start date!

Do you enjoy painting? Are you interested in learning to paint? Come join our "Paint Party" atmosphere and learn to paint with acrylic paints on a 16" x 20" canvas or two 8" x 10" canvases using the step-by-step method or come with your own idea in mind! We take a cookie break while layers are drying and listen to music, creating a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Beginner and advanced students are welcome to join! All have the option of an "Open Paint Studio." Students can be picked up or ride an activity bus home at 4:40 pm.

Serious about your soccer development? Then we want you in Cougar Soccer Academy - the highest level of technical and tactical advancement, for boys and girls, with curricular-based learning at its best. Start with 60 minutes of training followed by a 30-minute futsal game for friends and family to watch. We're building a pathway to excellence in our community.

For the purposes of safety and security, students must register for after school classes ONLY at the elementary school in which they are enrolled. Dash Sports Flag Football Camps provide players with a well-rounded football experience in a little to no contact safe environment. Key elements of passing, catching, rushing, and defense will be taught and practiced, and players will be grouped and challenged at an appropriate level in a fun, positive environment while learning values of 'Respect, Hustle, and Pride'. Camp ends with a scrimmage the final day. Footballs and flag belts are provided. Spikes/cleats and mouth guards are optional.

DASH Sports Basketball Tykes camps provide players with an introductory experience to the great game of basketball through fun skill-based drills and mini-games. Players will be taught how to properly dribble, pass, shoot and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing and shoes. Balls are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 yr old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.

Looking for an exciting non-school day filled with sport activities? Each camp includes fun instructor-led, skill-based training & games. Our day will be spent on sports and will also include lively games such as kickball, capture the flag, dodgeball, and more. The Ultimate Games camp will focus on these games and more. The Multi-Sport camps will include soccer, basketball and flag football. Jan 22: Ultimate Games Camp Jan 23: Multi Sport Camp Feb 13: Basketball Camp Apr 6: Ultimate Games Camp Mar 9-12: Multi-Sport Sampler Athletes should bring two snacks, a lunch (for full-day camps) and a labeled water bottle. Please carry in clean, dry shoes.