Centennial Secondary

Only giving two stars because like two of the teachers were really great and the principal had a dog for a bit. 0/10 experience tho wouldn’t go through it again if somebody paid me.

nice but the hallways get cramped due to desighn

Teachers are more respectful than average, but as always there are a few bad eggs that use intimidation tactics or miss the mark every time they make a joke. The building appears high-quality, but has numerous inherent design flaws. Overall, Centennial feels oddly unprofessional, but that's to be expected of an SD43 school.

I ordered an entree at the cafeteria for the first timeand I found a hair in my bacon! They don't where hair nets. Would not recommend/10

Centennial secondary is a medium-sized high school in Coquitlam, BC. Although it advertises itself as a medium-sized high school, the edifice is quite small. I find the teachers here and the overall curriculum quite a bit easier than other schools in the area (such as Dr. Charles Best secondary school). The students here are alright, alike any other high school. There has been a minor vaping issue as of current, but as mentioned earlier, it is not uncommon in most modern Canadian high schools. This is an inner-city school; thus, some students may appear a bit rough. I personally find the music department quite weak, the Junior concert band (the largest ensemble) housing only 40 students, of which only a small portion actually practice. However, the athletic department at Centennial is very competent, winning this school several awards every year.