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Centennial Middle School Announces Dancin’ Through the Decades Dance

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Centennial Middle School will host its Dancin’ Through the Decades school dance on Friday, May 15. The event is scheduled to take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Boys Gym.

Key takeaways

  • The Dancin’ Through the Decades dance is scheduled for May 15 at Centennial Middle School.
  • Advance tickets are $5 and day-of tickets are $7, available at the Finance Office.
  • Only enrolled Centennial Middle School students may attend; no guests are permitted.
  • Students are expected to follow school policies regarding behavior, attire, and respect for others.

Centennial Middle School has announced details for its upcoming end of year celebratory dance, titled Dancin’ Through the Decades. The event will be held on Friday, May 15, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Boys Gym.

Students have the option to dress according to a specific decade for the event.

Tickets for the dance are available starting May 4 at the Finance Office during before school, lunch, or after school periods. Advance purchase tickets cost $5 per student, while day-of purchases are $7 per student.

Ticket sales will continue until the gym capacity is reached. Only students enrolled at Centennial Middle School are permitted to attend, as no guests are allowed.

Appropriate school attire is required for all attendees. The school has outlined several expectations for the event, including maintaining kindness and inclusivity, following staff directions, and respecting school property.

All students are expected to follow school and district policies throughout the event. For questions regarding the dance, individuals may contact Kristin Soerensen or Nicole Murray.

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