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Ever wondered why a joke is funny? Centennial ELL Teacher Sean Tomás Fleming turned that question into a published book that breaks down wordplay and cultural references to help readers learn language through laughter.

We’re proud to share that Richfield High School’s four-year graduation rate outperforms the statewide rate in virtually every student group—a testament to our staff's unwavering focus on equity and student success.

Thank you to everyone who attended this special event and supported the hundreds of talented students who performed. 

Download the 2025-26 school calendar and learn about special dates for next year.

Two Richfield educators, Morgan Steele and Lindsey Larson, have been nominated for Minnesota Teacher of the Year!

By fostering a sense of belonging for every student and family member, the PTSO ensures that everyone knows they are a valued part of the Centennial community.

By providing both accountability and motivation, our progress tracking initiative is setting a new standard for student engagement and success.

Looking for the perfect book? Here are some of the most popular books in our media center this year according to Media Para Kirsten Phillips!

At Richfield Public Schools, there's a special connection for our staff members who are also proud alumni—coming back to work at Richfield feels like coming home.

Centennial fourth and fifth graders had a special visitor: Emma Jackson, a recent Northwestern University graduate and a manufacturing and design engineer, who shared her career journey and her development of a safe and inclusive bike helmet.