I am an alum of Centennial High School. I attended the school from 2000-2004. It was, and continues to be, an excellent school for both academics as well as extracurricular activities. I am now a college graduate and am now considering pursuing a career in teaching. I attribute many of my academic successes
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Posted by a other on 08/12/09
This high school has a lot to offer for students who are motivated to excel in sports or academics. Staff must be more proactive in communicating with parents. My son is not the best of students; however, he has passed every class when the teacher made contact with the parent in a proactive manner.
... Read more In fact, he excelled when the communication was regular. Counselors make schedule changes without contacting parents. Soliciting parent input is important. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/25/09
its a great school for any one who is interested in sports and academic benifits
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Posted by a parent on 07/07/09
My daughter is a freshman honor/ap/varsity/scholar student. We've had a couple of situations/concerns that involved the assistant principal, counselor and sports director and each one were handled immediately & professionally. We are very pleased with the teaching staff, counselors, administrators and
... Read more the girls head volleyball coach. They are all dedicated and caring!! My daughter a freshman, coming into a new district feels safe, happy and proud to be a HUSKIE!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/15/09
Centennial is a great great school. Im a freshmen and I must say it's been the best school I have been to. The students are great the teachers are really nice. The football team is the besst. The only problem is the counseling. We dont get much help that we need especially colllege requirements etc.
... Read more All in all my brother's and I LOVES Centennial Read less
Posted by a student on 05/13/09
My daughter attended this school for one semester. I finally had to take her out of the school due to several bullying situations. The administration was no help at all. My daughter had never had a problem previously to attending this school. I would never send one of my children to this school. It is
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Posted by a parent on 03/22/09
I find Centennial to be a great school for my children. They are involved in leadership and athletics and other extra curricular activities which the school offers. The academic programs are excellent especially IB and AP classes. The cafeteria is ok. There is opportunity for inclusion in many clubs
... Read more and sports. The security of the campus needs a little updating to ease the minds and fears of the students and parents at times. The campus is 'closed' during school hours, however, the students may need to be screened periodically for contraband. Otherwise, our family loves Centennial!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 03/28/08
The school itself is a mixed bag. Some teachers teach their classes and care whether the students learn or not. Others throw the worksheets at the kids and that's all they do. Counseling is uneven and there is little help when it comes to college applications and financial aid. Someone dedicated to college
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Posted by a parent on 08/13/07
Our 2nd child is an incoming freshman and we're very happy she's going to Centennial High. State of the art security, International Baccalaureate, honors and ap courses (more merit scholarships than other CNUSD high schools) top award winning science team and top athletic programs. Great principles and
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Posted by a parent on 08/09/07
Excellent special education for behavior-disordered kids.
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Special Education Classes
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English as Second Language
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Corona schools — Centennial High School is located at 1820 Rimpau Ave, Corona CA 92881. 1820 Rimpau Ave is in the 92881 ZIP code in Corona, CA The school district for Centennial High School is the Corona - Norco Unified School District. Centennial High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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