📢 Just 3 Days Left to Return Your Ballot!
Use a drop box to ensure your vote counts—there’s no time to mail it!
Ballots must be in by Dec. 9th at 5 PM.
More info at: https://www.tricountyschools.org/page/bond-info
Why This Bond Matters — and Why Your Vote Is Important
This bond is about investing in safe, functional, future-ready learning spaces for every student in the district. It addresses long-standing needs and supports programs that prepare students for real-world careers.
Why the bond is important:
🔹 It expands and modernizes Career and Technical Education programs so students can learn skills that match today’s workforce needs.
🔹 It improves safety by upgrading main entrances and creating more secure, controlled access points.
🔹 It supports early learning by adding preschool classrooms for growing enrollment.
🔹 It updates aging spaces like the gym, commons, auditorium, and classrooms so they can function better for students, staff, and the community.
🔹 It focuses on practical, high-impact improvements identified directly through community and staff feedback.
Why your vote matters:
🔹 This is a mail-in election, so every returned ballot has a big impact.
🔹 Community participation ensures the final decision reflects what residents believe is best for students and the district’s future.
🔹 Voting gives you a direct voice in shaping school facilities, programs, safety, and long-term planning.
Your vote helps determine the future of learning for current and future students. Every ballot truly counts.
Check you vote status: https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov/VoterView
Learn about the project: https://www.tricountyschools.org/page/bond-info
Visit https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov/VoterView, put in your name + county, then put in your birthday and it should pop up like this.
If not, you still have time to run to the court house and fill out a ballot in person.
We love seeing their creativity and passion for reading shine through in every ornament! ❤️🎄
Students will soon be working with a partner to design their own miniature golf hole, learning all about angles in action, but before we create, we had to PLAY! The trip gave everyone a chance to explore what makes a course fun, challenging, and creative.
A huge thank you to Prehistoric Putt Putt for showing us how their holes are designed and for answering all our great questions. Your insight helped spark so many ideas!
Congratulations to our top finishers—Bree R., Brody F., Landon B., and Logan K.—each earning a free 18-hole round for their next visit! 🎉
We can’t wait to bring our ideas to life and we can’t wait for our peers to play our course once we complete it!
What a fun start to our STEM adventure!
Our K–6 Christmas Program is tonight!
✨ K–3 performs at 7:00 PM
✨ 4–6 performs at 8:00 PM
The auditorium will open to the public for seating at 6:30 PM. We’ve built in a short transition time between programs so families can come and go as needed.
We can’t wait to celebrate the season with you and enjoy our students’ hard work and talent!
⏳ One Week Left!
Return your ballot by Dec. 9th at 5 PM to make your vote count.
👉 Drop boxes are the quickest and most secure way to return your ballot. Please be sure to use a drop box located in your county of residence.
Gage County: Gage County Courthouse 612 Grant St, Beatrice, NE 68310
Saline County: Saline County Courthouse 215 S Court St , Wilber, NE 68465
Jefferson County: Jefferson County Courthouse 411 4th St, Fairbury, NE 68352
For details on the proposed bond project, visit https://www.tricountyschools.org/page/bond-info
We will share the rescheduled date as soon as it is confirmed.
Stay safe and warm, Trojans!
How This Bond Proposal Took Shape
This proposal was built through months of listening and community input. After the May facilities plan, the district mailed and shared a survey that drew balanced responses from all three counties. Most respondents said cost was not the deciding factor, showing room to improve the plan and better match community priorities.
Using this feedback, the Board refined the proposal to focus on what patrons and staff said mattered most. Staff also took part in two districtwide sessions to ask questions and share ideas that helped shape the final plan.
Community voices guided this proposal from start to finish.
🔗 https://www.tricountyschools.org/page/bond-info
