ANNOUNCEMENT: Please remember this Friday, January 17th will be an inclement weather make-up day for the Centerpoint School District.
The Centerpoint School District will resume with a normal start time on Thursday, January 16th, but will continue using the alternate bus stop locations that have been used the previous two days.
Due to our concern of refreezing overnight, the Centerpoint School District will continue with a two (2) hour delay for Wednesday, January 15th. This afternoon's drop off locations will be the same as this morning and will remain the same for both morning and afternoon tomorrow. Thank you again for your patience in keeping our students and staff safe.
The Centerpoint School District will be on a two (2) hour delay start for Tuesday, January 14th. We understand there are still several areas of concern so please use caution in keeping your family's safety the top priority when deciding to travel. With the delay, time will not allow breakfast to be served and please take note of the bus pick-up locations for students who live on the north side of Highway 70 (Apple Road, Yukon Pass, North Sugar Loaf Valley Road, Dollar Road, Pennington Lane.) These locations include Old Bonnerdale Store (8:55), North Sugar Loaf Valley/Hwy 70 (8:57), Dollar Road/Hwy 70 (9:00). Parents of other altered routes have been notified directly by the bus drivers or the transportation department.
After monitoring the conditions of roads today, the Centerpoint School District has decided to remain closed on Monday, January 13th. Even with an increase in temperature, we still have secondary roads across the district that will be unsafe for our students and staff to travel after refreezing tonight. The make-up day for tomorrow will be Friday, January 17th. Thank you again for patience as we look forward to having our Knights back on campus soon!
Due to the forecast of a significant winter weather event and receiving information from the area Office of Emergency Management, the Centerpoint School District will be closed on Thursday, January 9th. The inclement weather days indicated on the adopted district calendar can be viewed at the link below. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iqVi1Q3B2W7NsivM6WKbzxcr2U0P0Cbv/view
As winter weather approaches later this week, please remember the Centerpoint School District uses text messaging, voice calling, Facebook (Centerpoint School District), and our district website (Live Feed Section) to make notifications of school closures. To ensure text and call notifications are received, contact the principal's office of your child to update your phone numbers that may have changed.
Thank you for your patience in understanding the timing of weather is difficult to predict and that school closure notifications are made as quickly as possible while keeping student and staff safety our top priority.
Announcement:
Due to the threat of severe weather this evening, the storm shelter located on the Centerpoint High School campus will be unlocked and available.
Please see the link below for the Centerpoint School District Annual Title I informational meetings.
https://shorturl.at/o4Hmf
The Centerpoint School District has been in contact with local law enforcement authorities concerning threats made against neighboring districts. Although the Centerpoint School was not included in the threat, we are taking extra precautions in providing additional coverage and monitoring of campuses across the district.
I put the wrong date on the last message. Sr. Pictures are JULY 24th not August 24th. Sorry for the confusion!
Due to the threat of severe weather this evening, the storm shelter located on the Centerpoint High School campus is unlocked and available.
The 2023-2024 BMI results are available to parents of Kindergarten, Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth and Tenth graders.
If interested please send a written request to the school nurse for your child's building.
Please make any requests before May 24th to assure you receive the information before summer vacation .
Friday May 3, 2024 will be one of our Inclement Weather Makeup Days!
The Tri-Lakes School Nutrition Consortium is accepting bid proposals for food, paper products and milk beginning May 2, 2024. For more information contact Lee Ann Hampton at lee.hampton@goknights.us.
CALENDAR UPDATE:
Solar Eclipse:
The Centerpoint School District will be out of school April 8th due to the solar eclipse event, we will have school Friday, April 12th instead.
Inclement Weather Makeup Days:
Friday, March 1st
Friday, March 29th
Friday, May 3rd
Thursday, May 23rd
Friday, May 24th
For the remainder of the school year:
If we have any further unplanned school closures, we will hold school Friday of the same week if conditions allow it.
Due to AMI days not being available during the 2023-2024 school year, calendar revisions are being discussed to recover academic time lost during recent inclement weather. An additional consideration being reviewed for safety concerns is the upcoming solar eclipse event occurring on April 8th. Please fill out the one (1) question survey by clicking on one of the links below.
English
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Spanish
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Due to poor road conditions, bus riders who live on Dollar Road, Apple Road, Yukon Pass, and Sugar Loaf Road (North of Hwy. 70) need to meet the bus at one of the following locations tomorrow morning:
1. Old Bonnerdale Store (7:05)
2. Bonnerdale Fire Department (7:10)
3. End of Dollar Road (7:15)
Due to current conditions of falling precipitation across the district and dropping temperatures that are forecasted around the freezing mark through the 9:00 hour, the Centerpoint School District will be closed on Monday, January 22nd. Thank you again for the understanding of keeping our students and staff safety the top priority.
In determining our plan for school on Monday, January 22nd, we plan to evaluate the condition of secondary roads this afternoon and continue to monitor the weather into the evening of forecasted winter precipitation. Further notification will be released when a decision has been made based off these factors and consultation with our local law enforcement.