The parents of Centennial Academy are mobilizing in the face of injustice!

Centennial Academy receives a grant for its anglophone students, but not for its francophone students, despite offering identical programs. As a result, the school is facing severe financial difficulties, jeopardizing the future of many young people. However, both the Advisory Commission on Private Education and the Minister of Education have acknowledged the importance of supporting […]

An Interview with Centennial Academy Alumna Tamara Granatstein

What is your name and when did you attend Centennial? My name is Tamara Granatstein and I attended Centennial from 1992-1996.[/row] How would you describe your experience at Centennial Academy and what are the most important things you learned from studying at Centennial? I spent all my high school years at Centennial, and I was […]

An Interview with Centennial Academy Alumna Amanda Smith

What is your name and when did you attend Centennial? My name is Amanda Smith. Halfway through grade 8 I transitioned to Centennial high school and stayed until I graduated Centennial College.[/row] How would you describe your experience at Centennial Academy and what are the most important things you learned from studying at Centennial? My […]

An Interview with Centennial Academy Teacher Meighan Diggle

Introduce yourself and the courses you teach. What, in your opinion, is the best thing about being a teacher at Centennial Academy? My name is Meighan Diggle and I teach grade 7 and 8 French as a second language. The best thing about being a teacher at Centennial is the fact that we are encouraged […]

An Interview with Centennial Academy Teacher Rebecca Martorella

Introduce yourself and the courses you teach. What, in your opinion, is the best thing about being a teacher at Centennial Academy? My name is Rebecca Martorella and I’m a social studies teacher in both the English and the French stream. I teach both geography and history for the grade 7, 8 and 9 levels. […]