Centennial School District is proud to participate in the GIANT Feeding School Kids campaign! From January 1 through March 31, shoppers can round up their purchase at the register at the GIANT stores in Warminster and Southampton to support the Centennial School District’s efforts to combat childhood hunger.
Funds raised through this campaign will help:
✅ Support school meal programs
✅ Eliminate outstanding student meal debt
✅ Expand food distribution programs
✅ Create on-campus food pantries and gardens
✅ Provide additional weekend meals
Join us in making a difference—together, we can help ensure every child has access to the nutrition they need to succeed.
Funds raised through this campaign will help:
✅ Support school meal programs
✅ Eliminate outstanding student meal debt
✅ Expand food distribution programs
✅ Create on-campus food pantries and gardens
✅ Provide additional weekend meals
Join us in making a difference—together, we can help ensure every child has access to the nutrition they need to succeed.
🤖 Last weekend, the William Tennent High School Robotics Team competed in their first qualifying event of the season. The team, which has been meeting since September but their season started on January 10th, strategized, designed, built, and programmed a robot that was unique to the FIRST "Rebuilt" game. The team overcame tremendous adversity. Multiple parts broke on our robot, but our team never quit, and we never missed a match.
To learn more about our team, check out www.centennialsd.org/wtrobotics and explore the "Rebuilt - 2026 How to Play" tab and get ready to join us March 21st and March 22nd as William Tennent hosts our Week 3 qualifier!
To learn more about our team, check out www.centennialsd.org/wtrobotics and explore the "Rebuilt - 2026 How to Play" tab and get ready to join us March 21st and March 22nd as William Tennent hosts our Week 3 qualifier!
A huge thank you to author Brittany Robyn Phillips for visiting McDonald Elementary yesterday! 📚🐾 Our little bulldogs had a blast discovering how fun reading can be.
Students attended two engaging assemblies where Brittany shared her stories and talked about the inspiration behind her books.
Assembly Highlights:👢 Grades K–2 enjoyed hearing The Boy in Boots and the Mouse House during the 9:15 AM assembly.🐻 Grades 3–5 attended the 10:30 AM assembly where Phillip shared The Boy in Boots and the Big Beasts.
Students attended two engaging assemblies where Brittany shared her stories and talked about the inspiration behind her books.
Assembly Highlights:👢 Grades K–2 enjoyed hearing The Boy in Boots and the Mouse House during the 9:15 AM assembly.🐻 Grades 3–5 attended the 10:30 AM assembly where Phillip shared The Boy in Boots and the Big Beasts.
Big congrats to William Tennent High School Senior Brock Rudy for reaching 100 wins in his wrestling career! 🎉 At last night's CSD board meeting, Mr. Rudy was recognized for his hard work, perseverance, and leadership, both on and off the mat, which are truly inspiring. Let’s celebrate this historic achievement!
🎉 What a night at Willow Dale Elementary School’s Dr. Seuss Night! 📚✨ Over 300 people joined in the fun, exploring the school with passports, playing Reading and Math games, enjoying read alouds, and checking out book fairs. Huge thanks to our amazing Kindergarten teacher Sarah Totans and the William Tennent High School students who volunteered to make this event a success!
What a great turnout last night at William Tennent High School! 🎓
We had over 75 colleges, universities, and trade schools, along with various US Military branches, in attendance for our College Fair. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to visit and speak directly with representatives from so many post-secondary institutions.
Prior to the fair, we also hosted a presentation for parents of our Grade 11 students. We focused on the post-secondary process and how families can support their students from start to finish. Attendees were provided with a timeline and essential information to help guide them through career exploration and future education options.
Thank you to all the representatives, students, and parents who made yesterday evening such a success!
We had over 75 colleges, universities, and trade schools, along with various US Military branches, in attendance for our College Fair. It was a wonderful opportunity for our students to visit and speak directly with representatives from so many post-secondary institutions.
Prior to the fair, we also hosted a presentation for parents of our Grade 11 students. We focused on the post-secondary process and how families can support their students from start to finish. Attendees were provided with a timeline and essential information to help guide them through career exploration and future education options.
Thank you to all the representatives, students, and parents who made yesterday evening such a success!
What a week! 📚✨ As #ReadAcrossAmericaWeek comes to a close, we want to send a massive thank you to everyone who celebrated with us across the district! We also held Scholastic Book Fairs in the district
Seeing the excitement on our students' faces as they picked out their next great adventure was the highlight of our week. Keep turning those pages, Centennial!
Seeing the excitement on our students' faces as they picked out their next great adventure was the highlight of our week. Keep turning those pages, Centennial!
The William Tennent High School Fine Art Department is honored to celebrate 18 strong and talented William Tennent Artists! The PSEA 39th Annual Touch the Future juried art competition is an exhibition showcasing the brightest student-artists from Bucks and Montgomery counties. The exhibit is open March 1st through March 26th and is sponsored by the Mideastern Region of the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) with the Council for the Advancement of Public Schools (CAPS) The opening reception on March 1st was a fantastic experience for our student-artists, their families and our high school teachers.
Please join us in congratulating our William Tennent High School Speech and Debate team for their outstanding accomplishments:
🏆 Pennsylvania High School Speech League State Championships (March 20-21, 2026)
Congress House: Jacob Feldman
Impromptu: Kaitlin Amaev
Lincoln-Douglas Debate: Oleksiy Derzhko
News Broadcasting: Lorelai Whalen and Le'ai Winter
Persuasive Speaking: Aiden Eddleman-Kantor
Storytelling: Sophia Santucci
🏆 Warminster Rotary Club Four-Way Test Speech Contest
1st Place - Aiden Eddleman-Kantor
2nd Place - Sofiia Popovetska
3rd Place - Lorelai Whalen
4th Place - Oleksiy Derzhko
5th Place - Jacob Feldman
🏆Southeastern Pennsylvania Debate League Playoffs
1st Place in Impromptu - Aiden Eddleman-Kantor
1st Place in Original Oratory - Sofiia Popovetska
2nd Place in JV Lincoln-Douglas Debate - Oleksiy Derzhko (4-1 record)
4th Place in Impromptu - Kaitlin Amaev
4th Place in Oral Interpretation - Tatum Gefter
5th Place in Impromptu - Le'ai Winter
6th Place in Impromptu - Lorelai Whalen
6th Place in Extemporaneous Speaking - Jacob Feldman
William Tennent High School is currently #10 in the Valley Forge District!
🏆 Pennsylvania High School Speech League State Championships (March 20-21, 2026)
Congress House: Jacob Feldman
Impromptu: Kaitlin Amaev
Lincoln-Douglas Debate: Oleksiy Derzhko
News Broadcasting: Lorelai Whalen and Le'ai Winter
Persuasive Speaking: Aiden Eddleman-Kantor
Storytelling: Sophia Santucci
🏆 Warminster Rotary Club Four-Way Test Speech Contest
1st Place - Aiden Eddleman-Kantor
2nd Place - Sofiia Popovetska
3rd Place - Lorelai Whalen
4th Place - Oleksiy Derzhko
5th Place - Jacob Feldman
🏆Southeastern Pennsylvania Debate League Playoffs
1st Place in Impromptu - Aiden Eddleman-Kantor
1st Place in Original Oratory - Sofiia Popovetska
2nd Place in JV Lincoln-Douglas Debate - Oleksiy Derzhko (4-1 record)
4th Place in Impromptu - Kaitlin Amaev
4th Place in Oral Interpretation - Tatum Gefter
5th Place in Impromptu - Le'ai Winter
6th Place in Impromptu - Lorelai Whalen
6th Place in Extemporaneous Speaking - Jacob Feldman
William Tennent High School is currently #10 in the Valley Forge District!
Celebrate National School Breakfast Week (NSBW) with us from March 2-6, 2026! A nutritious school breakfast plays in helping students start their day ready to learn, grow, and succeed.
At Tuesday's board meeting, we celebrated an outstanding CSD student. Congratulations to Caelyn Brown, a Senior at William Tennent High School, for her incredible achievement in bowling! Caelyn has once again proven her skill and dedication by becoming the back-to-back individual girls' bowling champion for the Suburban One League!
One hundred sixty of the top high school vocalists from Southeastern Pennsylvania—representing Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties—gathered at Neshaminy High School from February 19–21 for the PMEA Region 6 Choir Festival.
William Tennent senior Kalena Viera was selected to participate in this highly competitive ensemble. Over the three-day festival, students rehearsed under the direction of Dominick DiOrio of Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, preparing a demanding and stylistically diverse choral program—including one of Dr. DiOrio’s own compositions.
William Tennent senior Kalena Viera was selected to participate in this highly competitive ensemble. Over the three-day festival, students rehearsed under the direction of Dominick DiOrio of Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, preparing a demanding and stylistically diverse choral program—including one of Dr. DiOrio’s own compositions.
On Tuesday night, Log College Middle School students gave us a sneak peak of what the public will expect at their SpongeBob Squarepants Musical at Log College on March 6th and March 7th!
Join us for a fin-tastic experience on March 6th and 7th!
📍 Location: Log College Middle School
📅 March 6th: 7 PM - 10 PM
📅 March 7th: 1 PM - 4 PM & 7 PM - 10 PM
Join us for a fin-tastic experience on March 6th and 7th!
📍 Location: Log College Middle School
📅 March 6th: 7 PM - 10 PM
📅 March 7th: 1 PM - 4 PM & 7 PM - 10 PM
Third-grade students from across the district recently visited the Huf Planetarium at William Tennent High School to experience Earth, Moon & Sun, a show that explores how our planet, moon, and sun work together as a system. Through Native American storytelling and the humorous character Coyote, students learned to distinguish between myth and science while deepening their understanding of our solar system.
As an extension activity, students learned about constellations and designed their own to take home, further connecting science, storytelling, and creativity.
This experience directly supports the Grade 3 Wit & Wisdom Outer Space unit, reinforcing students’ learning about the sun, moon, stars, and Earth’s place in the universe.
As an extension activity, students learned about constellations and designed their own to take home, further connecting science, storytelling, and creativity.
This experience directly supports the Grade 3 Wit & Wisdom Outer Space unit, reinforcing students’ learning about the sun, moon, stars, and Earth’s place in the universe.
Students from Log College's National Junior Honors Society along with Centennial Education Foundation Executive Director Jen Schultz began the early stages of preparing a space at Log College for a boutique room that will serve as a space to offer students resources.
Fifth-grade gifted support students at Willow Dale recently collaborated on a real-world service learning project. After developing a persuasive presentation about the benefits of a classroom pet, the students successfully convinced Principal Gill to approve a Willow Dale pet.
Principal Gill then challenged the group to organize a fundraiser to cover the cost of the pet and necessary supplies. After careful research and thoughtful deliberation, the students decided to hold a popcorn fundraiser.
Throughout the process, students worked collaboratively to create both paper and digital flyers, monitor sales, manage inventory, organize orders, and distribute popcorn to students.
Thank you to the Willow Dale community for supporting this student endeavour. The 115 bags of popcorn ordered helped make this project a success!
Stay tuned for the exciting announcement of the Willow Dale pet!
Principal Gill then challenged the group to organize a fundraiser to cover the cost of the pet and necessary supplies. After careful research and thoughtful deliberation, the students decided to hold a popcorn fundraiser.
Throughout the process, students worked collaboratively to create both paper and digital flyers, monitor sales, manage inventory, organize orders, and distribute popcorn to students.
Thank you to the Willow Dale community for supporting this student endeavour. The 115 bags of popcorn ordered helped make this project a success!
Stay tuned for the exciting announcement of the Willow Dale pet!
