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News & Upcoming Events PPO TAG Math & Science Registration 2024-2025 CRHS Day Calendar 2023-2024 PPO 1/10 Centennial Chargers Daily Bulletin Virtual Tour Gymnasium Gymnasium Gymnasium Gymnasium 1/5 Auditorium Auditorium 1/1 Library Library Library Library 1/11 Music Classroom Music Classroom 1/1 Student Support Center Student Support Center 1/1 Science Lab Science Lab 1/1 Weight Room Weight Room Weight Room Weight Room 1/5 Resource Room Resource Room 1/1 Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria 1/2 About Us Centennial Regional High School (CRHS) is a co-ed comprehensive public high school located in Greenfield Park. The school opened in 1972 and was named to commemorate the centennial anniversary of Canada's confederation. There are over 1,000 students that attend the school each year. The school's strength and value is derived from its culturally diverse student body and staff. Centennial maintains a strong and rich intercultural tradition and continues to promote mutual respect and understanding among their students, staff and community. Photo of Centennial taken in 1982.

Guidance Academic Advising Office Services provided to all students: - Peer tutoring - Academic Credit checks - one-on-one meetings to discuss future educational pathways and options - Cegep/Vocational School Information - Cegep/Vocational School Application Help - Bursary Information - Resume building - Secondary IV and V Information for parents Julia Garios Guidance Counselor jgarios@rsb.qc.ca Ronny Jacob Guidance Counselor rjacob@rsb.qc.ca To request an appointment with the guidance counselor, please click the button below: ​Peer - Tutoring Registration If you would like to sign up for a peer tutor, please click here → Request Appointment Peer-Tutoring IMPORTANT NOTICES Explore all of Québec's colleges and the programs they offer using the website Pygma, designed to help you better understand what programs are offered where and what pre-requisites are needed for admissions. www.smartscholar.com SRAM ROUND 3 DATA If you would like to see the available spots remaining at SRAM CEGEPs, please click here! SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES Desjardins Foundation Scholarships - Application period: October – November ​Desjardins Foundation is a charitable organization that has always made education a priority by promoting knowledge as a way of contributing to the advancement of society and helping people reach their full potential. Eligibility for Foundation scholarships are: a Canadian citizen or have permanent resident status, have a primary residence in Quebec and are enrolled in a full-time vocational, technical, CEGEP, college or university program at a recognized educational institution at the time you receive your scholarship. Please visit www.desjardins.com/foundation for more information and to apply online. Check the site for application deadlines. ​Explore Bursary - Application Period: February Explore another corner of Canada while learning French! Explore is a five week intensive language-immersion program full of opportunities to make discoveries, meet new people and exchange ideas in a stimulating setting for learning your second language. ​Participants in Explore receive a $2200 bursary covering tuition fees for the course, instructional materials, meals and accommodations. ​To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following criteria: be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, have completed at least Grade 11, have been a full-time student for at least one term during the school year and be at least 16 years old on the first day of the course. Visit www.myexplore.ca for more information, application deadlines and to apply on-line. ​ Horatio Alger Canadian Scholarship Program. Application Period: August 1 - October 25 The Horatio Alger Association of Canada is a charitable organization dedicated to the belief that hard work, honesty and determination can conquer all obstacles. Visit the home page to read the criteria details and then apply for this $5000 scholarship.​ Monsanto Scholarship - Application Period: May​ The Monsanto Fund Opportunity Scholarship Program is available to Canadian high school students who are enrolled in their final year of high school as of May 29, of the current year and eligible to graduate from high school in the current year. Those eligible for a scholarship must be planning to enroll at a Canadian post‑secondary institution (degree or diploma) in a first-year agriculture, food science or culinary program. Successful applicants will each be awarded a scholarship valued at $1,500, based on demonstrated academic standards and leadership in the community. Selection will be made by an independent panel. Visit https://www.cropscience.bayer.ca/Our-Company/ScholarshipInformation/Opportunity-Scholarship?province%3Dmb%26lang%3Dfr-CA for more information. Check for application deadline. ​Quebec Women's Institute. Application Period: August​ This bursary is administered by the Quebec Women's Institutes and is open to students who are Quebec residents and who are entering CEGEP, University or a Vocational School next fall and are in financial need. Details Application date August. ​ Scholarships Canada - Application Period: January to May​ What's ScholarshipsCanada.com all about? ScholarshipsCanada.com is a database for students looking for scholarships, bursaries, grants and student awards. Visit website for application dates. By signing up, you will get access to: yconic Student Community. Application Period: varies with scholarship yconic is your Student Community. https://www.yconic.com/ It offers free scholarship matching & peer-to-peer support for life as a student.​ ​ List of websites to find scholarships​​ http://www.smartscholar.com www.quebecscholarships.c Peer-Tutoring Program The peer-tutoring program is accepting requests for tutors. Please fill out the below form. A reply to your request will be given within 2-5 business days. GENERAL TERMS OF THE PROGRAM The following at the general terms of the program: 1. Parental consent is an absolute requirement. 2. Peer tutoring at school is held after school and during weekends exclusively online. It is at the discretion of the tutor and tutee to schedule the appointments. 3. The tutee is responsible for a 15$/hr fee for the tutor each session. a. Payment is due after each session. 4. The tutee must give 24-hour notice to the tutor in the event of canceling a session. 5. The tutee will be required to pay a 10$ fee if he/she fails to notify the tutor in advance. 6. After two consecutive cancellations, tutoring arrangements must be confirmed by the Guidance Department. Sign up for a tutor Peer-Tutoring

TAG Program Centennial’s Accelerated Group program (TAG) has a long-standing tradition of producing top students who are academically prepared for higher education. The TAG program nurtures the growth of talented and gifted learners. It fosters their unique abilities, talents, and interests by implementing a differentiated curriculum that offers students opportunities to aspiring to reach high academic achievement and stimulate their intellectual curiosity. TAG students are offered endless opportunities to enhance their skills through participation in events beyond the classroom. Past events include the Commonwealth Essay Competition, Poetry Competitions, Regional, Provincial and International Science Fairs, Mathematics Competitions, and Leadership Camps. Centennial’s Accelerated Group Program consists of two different options: Math & Science Option The TAG Math & Science option is designed to provide the best possible preparation for CEGEP study in science re-lated fields. Students enrolled in the Math & Science option will be accelerated in both Math and Science, and will have a competitive advantage by taking CEGEP based curriculum courses while in high school. For more information please contact: Mr. Barry Dobbs - bdobbs@rsb.qc.ca or Mr. Brandon Rogers - brogers@rsb.qc.ca or TAG Math & Science Option Curriculum: Cycle 1 Year I (grade 7) • Math 106-206 Accelerated • Science et Technologie 104-204 Accelerated • Geographie et Histoire • French Enriched or Français Cycle 1 Year 2 (grade 8) • Math 306 Enriched • Science & Technology 306 Enriched • Geographie et Histoire • French Enriched or Français Cycle 2 Year 1 (grade 9) • Math 406 (sec. IV MEES exam) • Science & Technology 404 (sec. IV MEES exam) • Histoire for students in Français Cycle 2 Year 2 (grade 10) • Math 506 • Chemistry 504 • Biology 504 (CEGEP prep course) • Histoire for students in Français Cycle 2 Year 3 (grade 11) • Advanced Chemistry 504 (CEGEP prep course) • Math Topics/Calculus 506 (CEGEP prep course) • Physics 504 • Monde contemporain for students in Français Liberal Arts Option The TAG Liberal Arts option is an enriched program that focuses on the Arts and Social Sciences curriculum as a way to develop ana-lytical and critical thinkers. The Liberal Arts option creates a stimulating environment that promotes collaboration, leadership, and creativity. For more information please contact: Ms. Jennifer Goodall - jgoodall@rsb.qc.ca TAG Liberal Arts Option Curriculum: Liberal Arts Option starts in Cycle 1 Year 2 (Grade 8) Cycle 1 Year 2 (grade 8) • English Language Arts 206-306 Enriched • History 304 Cycle 2 Year 1 (grade 9) • History 404 (Sec. IV MEES exam) • English Language Arts 306 - with Advanced Creative Writing Cycle 2 Year 2 (grade 10) • English Language Arts 406-506 Enriched • C-World Accelerated Cycle 2 Year 3 (grade 11) • 506 MEES Exam • Liberal Arts Seminar (Art History, Independent Research Project & Philosophy) • History of Genocide & Sociology

Faculty & Staff Last Name First Name Email Address Website Alleyn Suzanne SAlleyn@rsb.qc.ca Andreoli Anthony AAndreoli@rsb.qc.ca http://mrandreoli.weebly.com Antonucci Alexandra AAntonucci@rsb.qc.ca Assaf Helen HAssaf@rsb.qc.ca Athanasiou Ioanna AAthanasiou@rsb.qc.ca Audet-Paquette Emilie EAudet-Paquette@rsb.qc.ca Barrasso Alexandra Mariah ABarrasso@rsb.qc.ca Bejar-Pachas Giovanna GBejarPachas@rsb.qc.ca Benton Scott SBenton@rsb.qc.ca Blood Tiffany TBlood@rsb.qc.ca Blue Shannon SBlue@rsb.qc.ca Bourgeois Ariane ABourgeois2@rsb.qc.ca Bremner Deborah DBremner@rsb.qc.ca Brum Grace GBrumDaPonte@rsb.qc.ca Byrns Brenda BByrns@rsb.qc.ca Caron Lindsay LCaron@rsb.qc.ca http://mscaron.pbworks.com Chartrand Cathy CChartrand2@rsb.qc.ca Cherizard Valerie VCherizard@rsb.qc.ca Clark Amanda AClark@rsb.qc.ca Clarke Charlene CClarke@rsb.qc.ca Cook Jeffrey JCook@rsb.qc.ca Coyne Susie CCoyne@rsb.qc.ca Dalzell Neal NDalzell@rsb.qc.ca De Francesco Hailey HDeFrancesco@rsb.qc.ca De Liamchin Alana ADeLiamchin@rsb.qc.ca http://adeliamchin.pbworks.com Di Lallo Andrea ADiLallo2@rsb.qc.ca http://msdilalloscience.weebly.com Di Michele Eric EDiMichele@rsb.qc.ca Dobbs Barry BDobbs@rsb.qc.ca Dunn Bonnie BDunn@rsb.qc.ca Ecoffet David david.ecoffet@rsb.qc.ca Ecoffet David DEcoffet@rsb.qc.ca Edayanjilil Debbie DEdayanjilil@rsb.qc.ca Edwards Rupert Jr. Rewards@rsb.qc.ca Fortier Nathalie NFortier@rsb.qc.ca Galley Wendy WGALLEY@rsb.qc.ca Gardner Lindsey LGardiner@rsb.qc.ca Gavris-Baciu Camelia CGavris-Baciu@rsb.qc.ca Giocondese Olivier OGiocondese@rsb.qc.ca https://tinyurl.com/4hh5fxay Goodall Jennifer JGoodall@rsb.qc.ca Graham Greg GGraham@rsb.qc.ca Gresham Cathryn CGresham@rsb.qc.ca Griffith Melissa MGriffith@rsb.qc.ca Grow Cynthia Cgrow@rsb.qc.ca Grow Heather HGrow@rsb.qc.ca Gruenefeld Kim KGruenefeld@rsb.qc.ca Guestier Dominique DGuestier@rsb.qc.ca Hanan Naeemul NHannan@rsb.qc.ca Harvey Chantal CHarvey2@rsb.qc.ca Hepworth Sabrina SHepworth@rsb.qc.ca Herron Jessy JHerron@rsb.qc.ca Houle Marie Josée MHoule@rsb.qc.ca Hunter Mervin MHunter2@rsb.qc.ca Iliescu Ligia LIliescu@rsb.qc.ca Jacob Ronny RJacob@rsb.qc.ca Joncas Catherine CJoncas@rsb.qc.ca Jones Peggy PJones@rsb.qc.ca Joyce Kylie KJoyce@rsb.qc.ca Jumoorty Reshad RJumoorty@rsb.qc.ca Kefalas Anna Margaret AKefalas@rsb.qc.ca Kestler Dan to come Kleonin Eric EKleonin@rsb.qc.ca Kozlowski Carrie-Anne CKozlowski@rsb.qc.ca Lalonde Melissa MLalonde@rsb.qc.ca Landry Nadia NLandry@rsb.qc.ca Languay Michael MLanguay@rsb.qc.ca Lapointe Jeremy JLapointe2@rsb.qc.ca Laufer Annie ALaufer@rsb.qc.ca Lauzon Nathalie NLauzon@rsb.qc.ca Lavigne Martin MLavigne@rsb.qc.ca Logan-Chesney Erik ELogan-Chesney@rsb.qc.ca Logeswaran Mithula MLogeswaran@rsb.qc.ca MacCaul Tamara TMacCaul@rsb.qc.ca MacPherson -Barrans Norine AMacPherson-Barrans@rsb.qc.ca www.beelievers.pbworks.com Maglia Nadine NMaglia@rsb.qc.ca Marchildon Suzanne SMARCHILDON@rsb.qc.ca Margalith Sharon SMargalith@rsb.qc.ca Martin Bobby RMartin@rsb.qc.ca Martindale Rebecca RMartindale@rsb.qc.ca http://rmartindale.pbworks.com/ Mayer Sylvain SMayer@rsb.qc.ca Mcmullin Louise LMcMullin@rsb.qc.ca Mimeault Michelle MMimeault@rsb.qc.ca Mirarchi Ralph RMirarchi@rsb.qc.ca Mirza Rakhshinda RMIRZA@rsb.qc.ca Moein Navid NMoein@rsb.qc.ca Morrissette Patricia PMorrissette@rsb.qc.ca Naseer Hafsa HNaseer@rsb.qc.ca Paraskevas Christopher Jude CParaskevas@rsb.qc.ca Parsons Bonnie BParsons@rsb.qc.ca Patenaude Chloe CPatenaude@rsb.qc.ca Philion Robert RPhilion@rsb.qc.ca http://www.rphilion.weebly.com/ Poirier Joanne JPoirier@rsb.qc.ca Pope Robin RPope@rsb.qc.ca Poulin Stéphanie SPoulin2@rsb.qc.ca Pupo Maria Luisa MPupo@rsb.qc.ca Rioux Martine MRioux@rsb.qc.ca Roberge John JRoberge2@rsb.qc.ca Roberge-Renaud Elaine ERoberge-Renaud@rsb.qc.ca Rodgers Brandon BRodgers@rsb.qc.ca Rosenoff Valerie VRosenoff@rsb.qc.ca Rosenzweig Aron ARosenzweig@rsb.qc.ca Roy Marie-Jade MRoy3@rsb.qc.ca Sauve Laurie LSauve@rsb.qc.ca Sawyers Donna DSawyers@rsb.qc.ca Sealey Marcella MSealey@rsb.qc.ca Segal Phil PSegal@rsb.qc.ca Somani Nurin NSomani@rsb.qc.ca Soumas Marino MSoumas@rsb.qc.ca St-Cyr Véronique VSt-Cyr@rsb.qc.ca St-Hilaire Jessica JSt-Hilaire@rsb.qc.ca Starnino Lorraine LStarnino@rsb.qc.ca Stevens Kevin KStevens@rsb.qc.ca Straub Patrick PStraub@rsb.qc.ca Stusio Greg GStusio@rsb.qc.ca Tam Clifford CTam@rsb.qc.ca http://mistertam.weebly.com/ Taylor Deborah dtaylor@rsb.qc.ca Thanopoulos Odysseas OThanopoulos@rsb.qc.ca Tite Sherry STite@rsb.qc.ca Tully Melanie MTully@rsb.qc.ca Vachon Erika EVachon@rsb.qc.ca Valentini-Baller Ashley Tess AValentini-Baller@rsb.qc.ca Vieira Kayla Marie KVieira@rsb.qc.ca Viner Xanthe XViner@rsb.qc.ca Vivier Michelle Lee MVivier@rsb.qc.ca Walsh Anna Katherine AWalsh@rsb.qc.ca http://www.akbwalsh.weebly.com/ Webb Lesley LWebb@rsb.qc.ca Wright Arianne AWright@rsb.qc.ca Yamine Marc MYamine@rsb.qc.ca https://www.youtube.com/user/DoubleMshowTV Zemel Elyssa EZemel@rsb.qc.ca Website Website Website Website Website Website Website Website Website Website Website

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Arts Visual Arts: Students at Centennial enjoy access to many visual arts activities and events such as Urban Art crew, mural wall painting, and the ArtWorks festival. Centennial's Urban Art Crew is a group of graffiti artists and other artists (with a unique artistic style) that are into urban art (it's more than just graffiti) . They paint murals and canvases. They get to work with a professional artist. ArtWorks Festival promotes careers in all Art disciplines to senior students (especially grade 10). Students get to interact with professional artists through workshops (Dancers, actors, painters, DJ's, etc.). "Color Me Happy" is CRHS art club; selected artists get together to work on various art projects (murals, cards, posters, etc). Performing Arts: JUNIOR PLAY The CRHS Junior Play is performed in March by our talented students in Secondary 1, 2 and 3. An original production written by Ms. Lesley Webb and directed by Ms. Lesley Webb and Ms. Debbie Edayanjilil, it is always a crowd-pleaser! SENIOR PLAY We have wrapped up the 2017 Senior Play: 21 and the audience loved it! Well done to our Sec. 4 & 5 actors and to Ms. Joyce, Ms. Marriott and Mr. Jude. Music: The music program at Centennial Regional High School offers students the opportunity to select an instrument and learn how to play music. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced level player, all students will have the opportunity to learn how to play and develop their skill level throughout their high school experience. Our music program has something for everyone. These options include: Concert and jazz band where students can play a woodwind, brass, or percussion instrument; The pop/rock stream which includes guitar, bass, piano, drums, and vocals; Electronic music where students will learn the development of digital sound using circuitry based music software and technology; Students can also choose to participate in Vocal Instruction Tech, where they will receive coaching and learn proper singing, breathing, and harmonizing technique. ​ Not only will music students learn how to play, but also how to express themselves through music. They’ll learn how to read music notation as well as the rudiments of music theory and ear training. Class time is spent developing their playing skills and working towards the end-of-year concert where they get to showcase their talent and hard work for family and friends to see. In addition to the end-of-year music show, beginner-level and advanced students have many opportunities to perform outside of class time through various school shows and extracurricular activities. This includes out-of-school competitions like Glee Club, MusicFest and community performances, for those who choose to participate. My door is always open at lunchtime for students who wish to practice, form bands, get additional instruction, or for those who are simply looking for a safe, fun, and friendly environment to spend their lunch hour. It’s a great opportunity to make new friends and to learn a skill to carry with you forever. Everyone is welcome! If you are interested in what our music program has to offer, check out the links below from Centennial Regional High School’s YouTube channel, where you can see performances from previous years’ Music Shows. For more information, please contact music specialist Ms. Barrasso at abarrasso@rsb.qc.ca

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French Immersion Program Centennial Regional High School is pleased to offer students various levels of French in order to meet the needs of each student. Programme d’immersion française: Ce programme d’immersion permet à l’élève de poursuivre, dans un environnement francophone authentique, son apprentissage et sa maitrise de la langue française dans différents cours rencontrant les mêmes compétences et exigences du Ministère de l’Éducation. Tout comme l’élève dans le système francophone, votre enfant suivra le cours de français langue d’enseignement. De plus, il étudiera l’histoire, la géographie, les sciences et la littérature en français. (15 périodes par cycle de 9 jours de cours en français, soit 42% de son horaire) Other French Programs: French Second Language Programs Regular Program: This program helps students get the necessary base needed to function in French. Through a number of short texts and discussion topics, students will cover basic verbs, vocabulary, and sentence structure to be able to communicate in French. Enriched Program: This program gives students who are fluent in French an opportunity to improve their writing skills and enrich their vocabulary. Students explore a variety of novels and authentic materials. Grammar rules are introduced regularly and studied at length. «Français langue d’enseignement» Course for TaG students This program follows the curriculum offered in French schools, providing a thorough and comprehensive study of the language. (6 periods of French over 9 days, 17% of the schedule)

Student Life Student Life Union The Student Life Union is a committee comprised of one chosen student per class. The student life union meets once a cycle and brings forth ideas and suggestions that are given to them by their peers. Student Council The Student Council is the executive committee of the Student Life Union. Five Members per grade are chosen from student life union members. The student life union meets once a cycle and brings forth ideas and suggestions that are given to them by their peers. There is a vote and the Student Council decides what they would like to bring to our staff council. The goal is to continue making improvements and changes to the experience here at Centennial.