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Board Recognizes Student Achievements
The Tri County School Board would like to recognize students for their great achievements in school activities. Click on the picture to see the slide show of students and their awards. Not Pictured: McKenzie Smith - 2022 State Speech - 6th place in Oral Interpretation of Drama Jackson McNiff - 2022 State Speech - 6th place in Oral Interpretation of Drama
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Tri County Bus Schedules
Bus Schedules We are in the process of emailing schedules out to families. If you have any issues or concerns, please contact Kevin Weichel, transportation director.
Game Streaming
Watch TC sports teams compete live. The site will be updated with the links for each game/event. It will be available on the Athletics tab above. https://sites.google.com/ tricountyschools.org/tri- county-web-stream/home
About Tri County
T ri County Public School is a state-accredited K-12 school located in the country south of DeWitt, Nebraska-- two miles north of Highway 103 and Highway 4 intersection. Click here to see a map! In 1966, the towns of DeWitt, Plymouth, Swanton and rural districts consolidated to form a district of 270 square miles of Jefferson, Gage, and Saline counties. The economic basis of the district is mainly agriculture, with some industry. Our K-12 student population is currently at 402. The staff includes 3 administrative positions, 35 teachers and 35 classified staff members. T ri County Schools has a long tradition of rich academic and activity programs that span from the formation of the district until the present day. The instructional staff, administration, and support staff have a reputation for excellence in their respective fields. Both the instructional staff and the administrative staff have a low attrition history. T rojan is the mascot of Tri County. The school colors are royal blue and gold. Mission Statement T ri County Public Schools will create and develop a community of . . .
Tri County 2021-2022 COVID-19 Plan
A Safe Return Plan – Public Input On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act of 2021, Public Law. The ARP Act requires each school district that receives ARP ESSER funds to develop and make publicly available on the school district’s website, no later than 30 days after receiving ARP ESSER funds, a plan for the safe return to in-person instruction, and continuity . . .
