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Let’s send the Tri County Cross Country team off to State tomorrow morning! The team will leave school at 6:50 AM and will drive through town in DeWitt on their way to Kearney. Let’s get up early, load the streets, and give this cross country team the send off and support that they deserve. Go Tri County Cross Country!
14 days ago, Denise Tegtmeier
state
Wishing our state-bound XC athletes luck as they head to Kearney tomorrow!
14 days ago, Braxton Karl
XC state meet day
Tri County Public Schools is still accepting enrollment waitlist applicants for the 2027-2028 school year! If you know of someone or are interested yourself, please give the school at call at 402-683-2015, ext 2.
14 days ago, Shayna Sowards
Preschool Waitlist
THE ROAD TO DISTRICTS STARTS HERE!

Tri County is proud to host the D1-2 Volleyball Subdistrict!

Monday, October 26
6:00 PM - Tri County vs. Diller-Odell

Tuesday, October 27
6:00 PM - Subdistrict Championship

14 days ago, Jamie Weber
Volleyball Bracket

📘 The Power of Reading Aloud

When children learn to read independently, we often celebrate by retiring the bedtime story routine. However, literacy experts note that around 5th grade is exactly when reading for pleasure starts to decline. Keeping the read-aloud tradition alive with our older students is one of the most powerful tools we have to keep them engaged, curious, and growing. To read more about how we are doing just that with our 5th and 6th graders at Tri County click the link to read more.

https://www.tricountyschools.org/article/3206083
14 days ago, Lisa Oltmans
Students holding their read aloud book, Holes.
It's HATCH Day in 3rd Grade! 🐣 The third graders were excited to see an incubator full of baby chicks this morning! A few early birds were even able to transition to their new home this afternoon!
14 days ago, Brittany Siebrandt
Hatch Day
Hatch Day
Hatch Day
Hatch Day
Hatch Day
Hatch Day
ONE LAST FRIDAY NIGHT UNDER THE LIGHTS!

It's hard to believe we've reached the final Friday Night Lights of the season!

The Trojans take on Thayer Central this Friday night at 7:00 PM!

Let's pack the stands, bring the Trojan spirit, and cheer on our team as they take the field one more time this regular season!

Tri County vs. Thayer Central
Kickoff: 7:00 PM
14 days ago, Kathryn Katz
friday night lights
October is National Principals Month!

At Tri County, we're fortunate to have three outstanding principals who help make our schools such a great place to learn, work, and grow!

Mr. Gronemeyer – Elementary Principal
Mr. Clark – JH/HS Principal
Mr. Armstrong – Assistant Principal

From supporting students and staff to celebrating achievements, navigating challenges, and keeping things running smoothly, these three wear many hats throughout the school day!

We appreciate their leadership, dedication, and the countless ways they make a difference in our school community.

🌟 Get to know our principals a little better! Check out some fun facts about each of them, including their favorite Tri County lunches, hobbies, and what they love most about TC!

Thank you, Mr. Gronemeyer, Mr. Clark, and Mr. Armstrong, for all you do!
15 days ago, Kathryn Katz
principal appreciation month
🚧 Construction Update! 🚧

The beautiful fall weather has been perfect for making progress on our bond projects!

Walls are going up on our preschool addition, and dirt work is underway for the CTE expansion at the high school!

It's exciting to see these projects taking shape as we continue building for the future of Tri County students
15 days ago, Kathryn Katz
CTE
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preschool
in Mr. Bruss' Livestock Production class, students have been learning how to safely handle and restrain various livestock species. Tri County students demonstrated and described restraint techniques, including tying various knots.
15 days ago, Dusten Bruss
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Students in Mrs. Heinz' 7th grade science class explored states of matter and physical changes with dry ice.
15 days ago, Paula Heinz
Students viewing dry ice
Students viewing dry ice
Students viewing dry ice
Students viewing dry ice
It was a beautiful day for a college visit! Our juniors had the opportunity to visit Creighton University today. It was a great chance to explore campus, learn more about college life, and start thinking about their next steps after high school!
16 days ago, Ashton Wollenburg
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group listening to presentation
Check out the fun week planned for elementary students next week, as we celebrate Red Ribbon Week! Our elementary student council has been hard at work planning our theme and dress days as students learn about making healthy choices for their minds and bodies. Click on the link below for more information and details for each day.
https://tricountypsne.sites.thrillshare.com/article/3201262
16 days ago, Rachel Chapman
Red Ribbon Week Schedule
Case Closed! For the past three weeks, our 5th graders have been working hard to crack the case during library! Today, Lane was the first detective to solve the mystery of the Grumpy Ghost!

The students had a BLAST analyzing clues, questioning suspects, making inferences, using deductive reasoning, strengthening reading comprehension, and piecing together evidence to solve the crime.

Don't tell them they were also practicing some pretty important language arts skills!

Great detective work, 5th graders!
16 days ago, Kathryn Katz
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ghost
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Big things are growing at Tri County! As we expand our preschool program, we're looking for a Preschool/Early Childhood Teacher to help even more of our youngest learners build a strong foundation for success. Click on the link below for more information and details on how to apply.
https://www.nebraskaeducationjobs.ne.gov/jobs/tri-county-public-schools/preschool-early-childhood-teacher-2027-2028/

16 days ago, Kathryn Katz
preschool job opening
Students in Mr. Hennerberg's physics class “pushed and pulled” their way through hands-on activities reviewing Newton’s Laws of Motion! They’ll continue exploring force vectors and friction in the coming weeks.
16 days ago, Reese Hennerberg
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Congratulations to Henry Holtmeier who auditioned and was selected to represent Tri County at the NMEA All State Choir in November! Henry will join approximately 400 students for the 3 day event with a final concert at the Lied Center! 🎵
16 days ago, Maureen Halama
Henry

Thanks to the generosity of the Tri County PTO, several Tri County elementary students enjoyed a field trip to the Lincoln Children’s Zoo on October 7th to participate in the Sensory Safari and visit the Bee Me Sensory Gym!

During Sensory Safari, students explored the natural world using all their senses. They examined animal skulls, pelts, and furs; listened to bird calls and other nature sounds; and experienced different scents at the smell stations. Students also had opportunities to interact with live reptiles and learned about Nebraska’s native plants and animals. With the help of volunteers and nature experts, students enjoyed a hands-on learning experience. One of the highlights of the visit was riding the zoo train!

After exploring the zoo, students visited Bee Me Sensory Gym, where they enjoyed sensory-rich play, movement, and relaxation activities in a welcoming environment. Students were able to explore at their own pace and enjoy activities that matched their interests and needs.

A special thank-you to the Tri County PTO for making this memorable learning experience possible! These opportunities allow students to explore, learn, and grow through hands-on experiences beyond the classroom.

16 days ago, Jenna Fehringer
Zoo
Bee Me
Spider Web
Train
Ball Pit
Animal Fur
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Check out these amazing creations the Second Graders have built during their daily STEM bin time!
16 days ago, Kaily Stutzman
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
STEM bins
Congratulations to Spencer Morrissey who was selected to represent Tri County at the Middle Level All State Choir! The event will take place in November with a final concert at the Lied Center! 🎵
17 days ago, Maureen Halama
Spencer