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Don’t be surprised to be welcomed by face painted children if you will be driving into downtown Centreville on Centreville day. The Centreville day is designed to bring families together to enjoy different varieties of activities and to celebrate the town they have called home. The fun activities in this free family event include children activities, a parade, live music, a pet pageant, martial arts, swordsmen, dancing, food and crafts. Admission to this event is always free and there is free parking space for attending families and friends of the community that come with their vehicle. For those who do not want to stress their selves driving, there is always a free shuttle provided by the organizers at strategic locations to convey people to the venue of the event. This event was first started by a Centreville resident named Teri Hunt. Teri Hunt considered Centreville a great place which needed an identity. So she created an event known as Centreville Day which was fi

Centreville, VA is an autonomous community located inside Fairfax County. Centreville can be found approximately 26 miles from D.C. Routes 66, 29. It intersects 28 miles from the heart and is in close proximity to route 50. Centreville is still a relatively newly developed area. The living costs, mainly the housing, are affordable at the moment. People find the place pleasant to live and many people are moving into the area. The School System Fairfax County is ranked fifth in the nation for public schools. The school system is divided into five regions with each region organized into geographically based pyramids. Region 4 serves the Centreville pyramid with 6 elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school, and one alternative high school.        There are two prominent middle schools in Centreville, they are: Liberty Middle School, and Ormond Stone Middle School. Other Centreville middle school students also attend Rocky Run Middle School. As for high schools,