Tri County Public Schools
Small School PRIDE Cultivating BIG Opportunities
Tri County is partnering with Public Health Solutions to offer flu vaccinations on Wednesday, October 14th.
Three Trojans placed at the Jefferson County Spelling Bee in Fairbury.
Kasey Ramos (10th), Koh Ziegler (2nd), and Isabella Kopf (8th)
Congratulations, stellar spellers!
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DONATE. CHEER. WIN!
Don't forget the Food Drive Face-Off this Tuesday, October 6!
Bring a food or monetary donation to the 5:00 p.m. volleyball matches and get FREE popcorn! 🍿
Let's help Tri County come out on top! 💙💛
Don't forget the Food Drive Face-Off this Tuesday, October 6!
Bring a food or monetary donation to the 5:00 p.m. volleyball matches and get FREE popcorn! 🍿
Let's help Tri County come out on top! 💙💛
Here's what's happening at Tri County this week!
Please note: Dates and times are always subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, be sure to check the Bound calendar, which can be found on the Tri County webpage under Activities.
Please note: Dates and times are always subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, be sure to check the Bound calendar, which can be found on the Tri County webpage under Activities.
🏐 What a day for our Junior High Volleyball B Team! 🏐
For the first time, we took our B Team to the Southern Tournament this year, where they competed against A Team opponents — and they showed up ready to compete!
Our team battled their way to victories over Lewiston and Wilber, earning a spot in the championship game against Southern. They finished the day as Tournament Runner-Up! 🥈
While we are incredibly proud of what these athletes accomplished on the court, we're even more proud of the people they are becoming off the court.
Between games, our team visited a local business, and afterward, one of the employees took the time to share a wonderful compliment with us. She shared how kind and polite our student athletes were. ❤️
That may not show up on a scoreboard, but to us, it is just as meaningful as any win.
Congratulations to our Junior High B Team! Your hard work, determination, sportsmanship, and kindness made us proud. What a special group of young people to represent our school! 🏐💙
For the first time, we took our B Team to the Southern Tournament this year, where they competed against A Team opponents — and they showed up ready to compete!
Our team battled their way to victories over Lewiston and Wilber, earning a spot in the championship game against Southern. They finished the day as Tournament Runner-Up! 🥈
While we are incredibly proud of what these athletes accomplished on the court, we're even more proud of the people they are becoming off the court.
Between games, our team visited a local business, and afterward, one of the employees took the time to share a wonderful compliment with us. She shared how kind and polite our student athletes were. ❤️
That may not show up on a scoreboard, but to us, it is just as meaningful as any win.
Congratulations to our Junior High B Team! Your hard work, determination, sportsmanship, and kindness made us proud. What a special group of young people to represent our school! 🏐💙
51 Mini Cheerleaders attended camp Friday morning and then performed at halftime of the football game to Dolly Partons 9 to 5. 🩷💙
The Trojans picked up a hard-fought 28-26 victory over JCC on Friday night to improve to 4-2 on the season!
Offensively, Trevor Kapke led the ground game with 117 rushing yards and 1 touchdown, while Justus Wehrman hauled in 3 receptions for 58 yards and a touchdown.
Defensively, Owen Lewandowski paced the Trojans with 13 tackles and 1 tackle for loss.
The Trojans return to action on October 9 as we travel to Fairbury.
Offensively, Trevor Kapke led the ground game with 117 rushing yards and 1 touchdown, while Justus Wehrman hauled in 3 receptions for 58 yards and a touchdown.
Defensively, Owen Lewandowski paced the Trojans with 13 tackles and 1 tackle for loss.
The Trojans return to action on October 9 as we travel to Fairbury.
Happy National Custodial Worker Recognition Day to our hardworking Tri County custodial team!
This year more than ever, our custodial staff has worked tirelessly, not only keeping our school spotless every day, but also navigating the extra challenges of our ongoing facility updates. Their dedication ensures our building remains a safe, clean, and welcoming place for our students to learn and grow.
Thank you to our amazing custodians for your endless hard work behind the scenes, and for helping show everyone who walks through our doors the immense pride we have in our school! We appreciate you!!
This year more than ever, our custodial staff has worked tirelessly, not only keeping our school spotless every day, but also navigating the extra challenges of our ongoing facility updates. Their dedication ensures our building remains a safe, clean, and welcoming place for our students to learn and grow.
Thank you to our amazing custodians for your endless hard work behind the scenes, and for helping show everyone who walks through our doors the immense pride we have in our school! We appreciate you!!
Our 6th graders have been working hard and using teamwork as they challenge themselves to complete their pentomino puzzles!
Congratulations to Stella Ensz & Sloan Esau who were selected to represent Tri County at the All State Orff Ensemble. The All State Orff Ensemble blends elements of music that include singing, dance, and playing percussion instruments. The event takes place in November in Lincoln and culminates with a final concert at the Kimball Recital Hall on the UNL Campus.
REMINDER: Parent-Teacher Conferences are TODAY!
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held today, Thursday, October 1, from 1:00-7:00PM
K-4th Grade: Your student's teacher's classroom by appointment
5th-6th Grades: Elementary Gym
JH/HS: High School Gym
We look forward to seeing everyone this afternoon and evening.
Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held today, Thursday, October 1, from 1:00-7:00PM
K-4th Grade: Your student's teacher's classroom by appointment
5th-6th Grades: Elementary Gym
JH/HS: High School Gym
We look forward to seeing everyone this afternoon and evening.
FOOD DRIVE FACE-OFF!
Tri County vs. Wilber-Clatonia! Bring a food or monetary donation to the volleyball matches on Tuesday, October 6 and receive a FREE popcorn voucher!
The school collecting the most wins a $250 donation from First State!
Let's show our Trojan pride! 💙💛
Tri County vs. Wilber-Clatonia! Bring a food or monetary donation to the volleyball matches on Tuesday, October 6 and receive a FREE popcorn voucher!
The school collecting the most wins a $250 donation from First State!
Let's show our Trojan pride! 💙💛
Today's JH/HS Cross Country meet has been cancelled due to the rain and will not be rescheduled.
Thank you, First State Bank!
A big thank you to First State Bank for treating our staff to donuts this morning! Your sweet surprise was the perfect way to start a productive day of professional development. We’re fueled up and ready for a great day of learning, growing, and connecting with families during Parent-Teacher Conferences later today!
We appreciate your continued support of Tri County Public Schools!
A big thank you to First State Bank for treating our staff to donuts this morning! Your sweet surprise was the perfect way to start a productive day of professional development. We’re fueled up and ready for a great day of learning, growing, and connecting with families during Parent-Teacher Conferences later today!
We appreciate your continued support of Tri County Public Schools!
FOOD DRIVE FACE-OFF!
Join us Tuesday, October 6th, during the Tri County vs Wilber-Clatonia volleyball game and help us see which school can collect the most non-perishable food items.
Join us Tuesday, October 6th, during the Tri County vs Wilber-Clatonia volleyball game and help us see which school can collect the most non-perishable food items.
Congratulations to Kheri Pfingsten on her 1st place finish today at the BDS/TC/Crete Triangular! ⛳️🏌🏼♀️
Students in 5th & 6th grade voted earlier this school year for their Student Council representatives. Student Council members for the 2026-2027 school year are from left to right: Teran Koch, Lola Gronemeyer, Lyric Hoesche, Emma Wollenburg, Blake Thimm, Rhett Simpson (not pictured Lane Roberts and Spencer Morrissey). Student Council members are currently working on planning Red Ribbon Week theme and dress days for the last week in October when students celebrate making healthy choices and staying drug free.
Tomorrow is our student's last day to shop the Book Fair, however the book Fair will be open during conference night. Please make plans to swing by the Media Center to check it out and all of the available titles. 50% of our proceeds go right back to our school library! You can also shop online https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/tricountyschool
The IGNITE Leadership conference, Friday, September 25. Our FFA chapter had three students attend this event. They partook in leadership workshops and activities. This provided them with many leadership opportunities and learning experiences. Our students enjoyed their time at the conference!
