Centennial Collegiate is a secondary school located on Nelson Road in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Approximately 1,500 students were enrolled, as of 2024. Centennial has a partnership with SaskTel Soccer Centre, making it a shared-use facility.

History

Construction of Centennial Collegiate began on June 1, 2006, and it officially opened in the fall of 2006, having a total of $18.4 million invested in the construction of the school by the Saskatchewan government and the Saskatoon school division. Centennial was constructed in order to recognize Saskatchewan becoming a province and the birth of Saskatoon. The school colors (red, black, and gold), and the team name (Chargers), were selected in 2005 by a committee of grade eights from Collegiate's feeder schools. Dylan Wingert, Braedon Harper and Parmeet Sidhu, students of Silverspring School, designed the logo of the Collegiate. Centennial's feeder schools are Willowgrove School, Dr. John G. Egnatoff School, École Forest Grove School, Silverspring School, Sutherland School and Sylvia Fedoruk School.

Academies and programs

Centennial Collegiate has many academies as well as other programs, such as:

Athletic teams

Athletic teams at Centennial Collegiate are all available to girls and boys.

Clubs

Centennial also has many clubs for students in grade 9-12, such as:

Facilities

Centennial Collegiate's facilities include:

Awards

Centennial Collegiate has an Extra-curricular Certificate. This award consists of three different sections: Each club or team of students who join are given points. 80 points each are needed for an athletic or social award certificate. A merit award is given when a student has 70 social and athletic points combined. These awards are given at the end of a student's grade 12th year. The Award of Excellence is a major award in Saskatoon high schools. It is given to the most outstanding student, with a prize of $5,000 from the board.

Notable alumni