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Centreville Students, Families, and Community,
Last week was a truly special one in the Wildcat Nation, filled with moments that reminded us what makes Centreville High School such an extraordinary community. Our Inclusion Revolution Spirit Week brought our school together in powerful ways, highlighted by a school-wide pep rally in support of our Unified Basketball Team. The excitement and pride carried into Thursday evening’s FanQuest event, where our Unified Athletes were joined by teams from Chantilly, Robinson, and Westfield. It was incredible to see our students rally around our athletes and celebrate the spirit of inclusion and teamwork.
Our week concluded with another remarkable celebration as the South Asian Student Association hosted International Night. The evening showcased beautiful cultural attire, vibrant performances, and the rich traditions that make up our diverse community. International Night continues to be one of the most spectacular events of the year, and together with our Inclusion Revolution activities, it demonstrates how powerful it is when our community comes together to celebrate acceptance, belonging, and pride in who we are.
While these events highlight the very best of Centreville, it is important that the values they represent do not end when the week concludes. Acceptance, tolerance, and belonging are ideals we must cultivate continuously within our community. Over the last couple of months, I have been made aware of several instances in which students have spread misinformation or spoken derogatorily about one another. This is not the culture we strive to build at Centreville High School, nor is it behavior we will accept in our community.
As we have seen in our country and across the world, acts of hate and division only weaken our communities. Instead, I ask our students to be leaders in spreading kindness, belonging, acceptance, and understanding. Before speaking about another student, take a moment to consider how it would feel if those same words were said about you, about a friend, a sibling, or someone you care about. I also ask our families to partner with us by having conversations at home about the impact our words and actions have on others.
One of our continued areas of focus as a school is cultivating a positive school climate. This means building strong relationships with one another, offering support when it is needed, and consistently demonstrating kindness and respect in our daily interactions. I am confident that by working together we can ensure that the spirit of Inclusion Revolution Week is not limited to one week, but instead becomes a lasting part of who we are every day in the Wildcat Nation.
Dr. Erik Healey, Principal
 
March 15 - Class of 2026 Yard Signs on Sale
March 15 - All-Night Grad Party GoFundMe Fundraiser
March 20 - No School - Student Holiday (Eid al-Fitr)
March 27 - End of Third Quarter - Early Release Bell Schedule
March 28 - April 6 - Spring Break
April 9 - College Commitment Celebration Day, Centreville High School Gym, 9:50-11:15AM
April 9 - Centreville Pyramid Art Show, Centreville High School, 4:30-6:30PM
April 10 - No School - Student Holiday (School Planning Day)
April 11 - CVHS Thrift Sale Fundraiser, Centreville High School, 8:00AM-1:00PM
April 17-19 - CVHS Theatre Spring Play
April 20-24 - Stress Less Week
April 25 - Junior/Senior Prom, Union Stage - Washington, D.C., 7:00-10:00PM
March 15 - Class of 2026 Yard Signs on Sale: Celebrate your senior in style! Class of 2026 Graduation Yard Signs are now available for purchase through the PTSA Store. Signs are $26 each, and supplies are limited. Visit https://centrevillehsptsa.givebacks.com/shop to place your order or scan the QR code shared in our materials. Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your Class of 2026 pride!
March 15 - All-Night Grad Party GoFundMe Fundraiser: The Centerville High School PTSA is hosting an All Night Graduation Party (ANGP) on June 11 — a celebration the night of graduation, filled with games, prizes, food, and memories to last a lifetime! To offset student costs, the PTSA is hoping to raise $1,500 to make this a special event for the Class of 2026. Give $5 or $50 — and help us give the Class of 2026 the send-off they have earned! Here is the link to donate. Thank you!
April 9 - College Commitment Celebration Day: Centreville High School is proud to celebrate our Wildcat student-athletes during our upcoming College Commitment Celebration Day. This special event recognizes the hard work, dedication, and achievements of students who have committed to continuing both their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level. It is a wonderful opportunity for our school community to honor these athletes and the commitment they have shown to their sport, their studies, and Wildcat Nation. Families of participating student-athletes are warmly encouraged to attend as we celebrate this exciting milestone together.
April 9 - Centreville Pyramid Art Show: Join us for the Centreville Pyramid Art Show on April 9th from 4:30–6:30 PM at Centreville High School. This special evening will showcase artwork created by talented students from Centreville High School, Liberty Middle School, Centre Ridge Elementary, Bull Run Elementary, Centreville Elementary, Colin Powell Elementary, and Union Mill Elementary. Come enjoy a wonderful celebration of student creativity featuring beautiful artwork, live music, and light snacks. We hope to see you there!
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April 11 - CVHS Thrift Sale Fundraiser: Join us for the CVHS Thrift Sale on Saturday, April 11th from 8:00AM-1:00PM. All items are just $1, making this a great opportunity to shop great deals while supporting a meaningful cause. Donations will be accepted at CVHS on Friday, April 10th from 3:00–7:00 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the CVHS Class of 2026 All-Night Grad Party. We hope to see you there!
April 17-19 - Centreville Theatre Spring Play: From Mischief, Broadway masters of comedy, comes this smash-hit farce. Welcome to opening night of the Cornley University Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going from bad to utterly disastrous. Part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, this Olivier Award-winning comedy – now adapted specially for high school performers – is a global phenomenon that’s guaranteed to leave you aching with laughter! Tickets can be purchased: https://www.etix.com/ticket/v/15624
April 25 - Junior/Senior Prom - Save the Date: We are excited to announce that Junior/Senior Prom will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 7:00–10:00 PM at Union Stage at The Wharf in Washington, D.C.. This year’s theme is “A Monumental Night”—an evening sure to be filled with memories that will last a lifetime! Ticket sales will begin after Spring Break. Additional details will be shared soon. We can’t wait to celebrate this special night with our juniors and seniors!
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 CVHS Science Olympiad Heading to State Tournament: Please join us in celebrating an incredible tournament season for the CVHS Science Olympiad Team! | 