Tri County Public Schools

Athletic & Activity Event Information - COVID-19 POLICIES

The link below will serve as a central location for policies regarding COVID-19 we receive from other schools and hosts of athletic and activity events. We will update this as soon as we receive information from other schools. Please check the website below regularly and before you attend events to become familiar with their policies. You will also find a link to Tri County's COVID-19 activity and athletic policies on . . .

Important Information about the Coronavirus

Click here for the letter sent home about the coronavirus.

Parent Teacher Conferences

Parents and Guardians, In an effort to safely and effectively hold parent/teacher conferences on October 1st, we will use the following format: For students in the Junior High: The majority of junior high teachers (Ms. Reuland, Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Thimm, Mrs. Wollenburg) and Mr. Coenen will hold conferences in their classrooms. To spread out the number of people visiting with teachers at one time, we ask that students with: Last names beginning with the letters A-H come between 5:00-6:00 Last names beginning with the letters K-R come between 6:00-7:00 Last names beginning with the letters S-Z come between 7:00-8:00 We know these times will not work for everyone. You are welcome to come at a time that works for you or the “flex times” (3:30-5:00, 8:00-8:30). But, please make every effort to come at your designated time. This will limit the congestion in the hallways. A few other safety precautions for the night of October 1st will include: Masks will be required for Jr./Sr. High Parent/Teacher Conferences Tables will be spaced 6 feet apart to encourage social distancing No refreshments will . . .

Tri County Lunch Program

Beginning September 1st, all Tri County students are eligible for the Summer Food Service Program that was in place during the summer of 2020. Students are allowed one breakfast and one lunch per day at no cost to the student. All students are enrolled regardless of eligibility. Charges incurred from September 1st will be credited back to the student account. Charges prior to September 1st will need to be paid, including balances from previous years. Only complete meals will be free and any seconds or extras will be charged at the appropriate level. The federal program will end on . . .

Hudl Fundraiser

See attached form for the Hudl fundraiser. Hudl Fundraiser.pdf

Homecoming Tailgate

Come support the Music Boosters while supporting the Trojans at the Homecoming game. Brown bag meal includes grilled hamburger, chips, brownie, and bottled water for $5. Flyer

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 . . .