Yearbooks for order! We've had several students working hard on this year's Yearbook. Yearbooks cost $30 and can be ordered with the attached form. Forms can be picked up at the school office. Forms and money should be returned to the office to secure your Yearbook. Reach out to Mr. DeJong at tate.dejong@k12.sd.us with any questions.
Unfortunately, we are going to have to cancel the elementary field day that is scheduled for this afternoon. While the additional moisture we have received is much needed, it has made the area to wet to be used.
5/19/25: Softball game at Elk-Point/Jefferson tonight is canceled.
5/19 The Pre-region golf meet is canceled.
5/17/25 Information for the Softball games in Beresford.
5/16/2025: softball at Alcester is cancelled today
5/16/25: Golf meet today has been canceled.
The softball game is canceled for tonight. The fields are under water, and we want to keep players safe.
Happy Birthday to the elementary students celebrating in May!
Little Caesars Fundraiser ends today - order some pizza to kick off summer!
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5/13/25 High School track @ Alcester-Hudson. Schedule is attached. Live results will be on Dakota timing.
https://dakotatiming.anet.live/meets/45335
5/10/25: Graduation today at 10 am. Good luck to all the graduates!
Adalyn in 3rd grade has read over 2 million words during this school year! Nice work and keep on reading!!
During Teacher Appreciation Week, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to all staff members of the Centerville School District. Your dedication, hard work, and unwavering support make a lasting impact on our students each and every day. Thank you for all that you do!
5/6/25: Golf is at Parker today. Track is at Freeman today. Good luck Tornadoes!
5/5: 6:00 pm Athletic/Academic Awards Night.
5/5 MS 1 pm Junior High Golf @ Alcester-Hudson. Good luck Tornadoes!
5/2 golf today is at Bon Homme. Good luck tornadoes!
5/1/25: Reminder 7:00 pm 5-12 Music and Band Concert in the Purple Gym. Come see the great talent we have in the School!
This week we turn the spotlight to another teacher we are very proud to have in our district, Mrs. Brittany Tornberg. Loved by her students, she is always providing them with an excellent experience, 2nd grade is lucky to have her! We are all very thankful she chose Centerville, especially Assistant Principal Mr. Tornberg!
About Me-
I grew up on a farm outside of Chancellor, SD, graduated from PHS, continued my education at USF on the track team and finished as a JACKRABBIT at SDSU with my degree. I started my first teaching career here in Centerville, where I teach 2nd grade. My husband, 11-month-old Harrison and I live southwest of Centerville on an acreage where we have highlander cattle, sheep, donkeys, Mr. Tornberg's chickens and our puppies, Willow, Ruby, Charlie, & Dolly. When we are away from school, we enjoy spending our time being active outside.
Favorites-
Color - Pink or Black
Animal - Highlander Cattle
Hobby - Shopping, spending time with family & friends, and being outside.
Food - Chips & Salsa or Popcorn
Drink - White Chocolate Mocha
Memory -
One of my most cherished memories is meeting my incredible husband right here at CHS. It’s clear now that there was a beautiful plan in motion—one far greater than anything we could have imagined. Another favorite memory comes from a different role: stepping out of the classroom and into the stands as a coach’s wife. Trading my teacher’s hat for a spot on the sidelines has been an unforgettable part of my Centerville journey. Being a cheerleader for such an exciting chapter—has been nothing short of extraordinary. Words cannot capture the depth of this experience. Watching the girls’ basketball team shine has revealed that it’s about so much more than just the game—it's about heart, growth, and family.
Why Statement -
I chose education because of the incredible power it holds to shape lives. I chose education because of the remarkable teachers that I had throughout my education. The inspiration and encouragement they gave is a source that I hope to give students that come into my classroom— someone who makes them feel seen, supported, and capable of achieving more than they ever imagined.
