At Centennial, the relationship between school, students and parents is key to the success of our students and to the richness of each student’s experience.

New parents are welcomed to Centennial during New Parent Orientation, a chance to learn more about Centennial’s mission and find out how to support students through the transition to high school and during the evolution of the teenage years. As well, New Parent Orientation provides information about ways to get involved in your child’s education through participating in school events and activities, on committees and focus groups – by becoming a volunteer!

Volunteering gives parents a chance to:

• Make a difference.
• Meet other parents, staff, faculty, alumni and other students.
• Learn something new (how to be a Science Fair judge, for example) and learn more about Centennial.
• Set an example to others – including students – by demonstrating commitment to a cause and a willingness to invest time and energy.
• Have fun!

For more information about volunteering at Centennial, please contact Francine Freeman at 514-486-5533 ext. 224. To get a jump start, complete the Volunteer Form and refer to our Volunteer Job Descriptions.