Students, 2nd through 5th Grade, had fun in Mrs. Detlor’s STEM summer school classes. They worked independently and in small groups to make catapults, bubble wands, grilling tools, and 3D houses. They also coded a robot mouse to run mazes they planned, created, and tested. These sensational students accepted every challenge with ingenuity, determination, and enthusiasm. #STEM #engineers #coders #TCproud #summerschool2025
2025 High School Softball Awards
Senior Academic All-State: Kaila Foster (not shown), Makenna Rettler, & Lily Stucker
2nd Team All-Conference: Paitton Rothermel
Honorable Mention All-Conference: Brianna Garcia, Makenna Rettler, & Jaycie Sanchez
Defensive Player of the Year: Jaycie Sanchez
Offensive Player of the Year: Paitton Rothermel
Spirit Award: Frankie Rodriguez-Russell & Grace Detlor (not shown)
Hustle Award: Lily Lucht & Lily Stucker
The Elementary concerts for the 25-26 school year will be:
Thursday December 18th at 1:00 pm in the Highschool Gym
Friday April 24th at 1:00 pm in the Highschool Gym
We hope to see you there!
Today is the day! Come let the Football team serve you lunch! They have a table full of goodies available and have brats and hotdogs available! We are at Royal until 3:00pm today!
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Join the Football Team this Saturday for a Brat Fry & Bake Sale at Royal Market from 10am-3pm!
The team is raising funds to update practice equipment and uniforms!
We look forward to serving you!
Get in the Game!
Dreaming of hitting the field, court, or track next year? Come to our informational meeting for all aspiring athletes! We'll cover everything you need to know about joining a sport for the 2025-26 school year. Don't miss out!
Our first week of Summer Fitness was AWESOME! Let's keep it going and get a few more to add to the fun!
One updated time change - Tuesday, June 17th, times will be 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Typical fitness center hours are:
Monday through Thursday, 6:00 AM—10:00 AM.
If no one is in the center after 9:00 AM, it will close.
TC Pride Class has been busy working on staff name boards for outside of their working areas. These are our last two for this school year...more to come next year! Students got to choose who they created for. They did a fantastic job honoring our awesome staff and making our school look great! Student painters are: Mrs. Beggs - started by Bella Cummings and finished by Lily Lehnigk. Ms. Olszewski - Alice Vang.
Mrs. Detlor’s 2nd Graders worked HARD this year and celebrated one another at their classroom awards ceremony on the last day of school. The smiles were big, and they cheered each other on. Candy awards, academic recognition, Penguin Way acknowledgments, 2nd Grade graduation certificates, and individual word clouds were presented. And then their final class selfie. Congratulations, Class of 2035!
#2ndgradeROCKS #TCproud
2025 High School Track and Field Season Highlights
Tri-County traveled to Wild Rose to compete in the 2025 CWC Small Conference Track and Field meet on Friday, May 16th. Both the girls and boys team finished 4th in the conference.
Placing first and earning 1st Team All-Conference Honors were; Cali Eastling in the 100 and 200 meter dash, Gabe Prince in the pole vault and 110 meter high hurdles and Alice Vang in the pole vault.
Placing second and earning 2nd Team All-Conference Honors were; Cali Eastling in the long jump, Armando Garcia in the discus, the 800 meter relay team consisting of Alice Vang, Melanie Prince, Emily Bohn and Tessa Macik-Smith, and the 1600 meter relay team consisting of Angelina Smith, Melanie Prince, Emily Bohn, and Tessa Macik-Smith.
Placing third and earning Honorable Mention All-Conference was Cali Eastling in triple jump.
Congratulations to Cali Eastling scoring 34 points and earning the 2025 CWC Small Conference Girls Track and Field Player of the Year. This was Cali’s third year in a row earning this honor.
Athletes placing in the top four at Regionals and advancing to the WIAA Sectional meet were; Cali Eastling in the triple jump, Gabe Prince in the pole vault, Angelina Smith in the 400 meter dash and the 3200 meter relay team consisting of Angelina Smith, Melanie Prince, Emily Bohn and Tessa Macik-Smith
Team awards were Most Valuable Sprinter: Cali Eastling and Gabe Prince; Most Valuable Distance: Angelina Smith; Most Valuable Field: Cali Eastling and Gabe Prince and Most Valuable Performer: Cali Eastling and Gabe Prince.
TC Pride Class has been busy working on staff name boards for outside of their working areas. Students got to choose who they created for. They did a fantastic job honoring our awesome staff and making our school look great! Student painters are: Mrs. Detlor - Annabelle Sweeney. Ms. Erickson - Evie Flores. Ms. Schroeder - Paitton Rothermel. Mr. Zellmer - Emily Lauer.
Mrs. Detlor’s 2nd graders had a writing celebration today to celebrate the publication of their non-fiction animal books. These talented kiddos wrote absolutely FABULOUS, fact-filled books that included a table of contents, headings, illustrations, captions, photographs, bold print, a glossary, and so much more. To say these 2nd graders worked hard is an understatement. Their smiles tell you how proud they are of their writing. Congratulations, 2nd Grade authors! #TCProud #2ndgradeROCKS #authors
Good Luck to Conner Kramer at the Special Olympics!
Each year the high school English department administers the National Language Arts League (NLAL) Test, which is a timed 35-minute multiple choice test that asks questions on vocabulary, spelling, reading comprehension, and grammar. School districts across the nation offer this test to their students in between April and May. Last week Ms. Megan Woyak and Ms. Sarah Gildenzoph received confirmation that our high school students scored well again on the test this year.
This year there were 150 students to compete at the HS level nationwide and 120 teams. This year our NLAL Grade 9 Team is the third place national winner and scored 341 points. A team from Pennsylvania and Georgia took first and second place. Our team (first picture) consisted of (left to right): Leonardo Samayoa, Payton Lucas, Kelsey Flyte, Alesandra Lehouillier, Ayden Kudela, Reyna Calderon, Josefina Boyd, Even Aguilar, Humberto Banda, and Rey Banda.
One of our Grades 10-12 (consisting of all juniors) also is a third place national winner and scored 380 points trailing behind the same schools from Pennsylvania and Georgia. This team (second picture) consisted of (left to right): Lyric Arnold, Kaylee Goman, Grace Detlor, Vanessa Garcia, Avril Lewallen, Gabriel Prince, Jacob Makaryk, Brianna Pfadenhauer, Lily Lehnigk (not pictured), and Liberty Vetrone (not pictured).
Congratulations students! Ms. Woyak, Ms. Gildenzoph, and Tri-County are very proud of your accomplishment! Go Penguins!
6th Grade students each created an owl that was put into their group art project. Our high school TC Pride class helped to create the background. Painters included: Chase Schwartzman, Emily Lauer, Noe Rodriguez and Hannah Newell. This newest creation will be hanging in the 6th grade area of the school soon. Excellent work to everyone involved!
Summer Fitness begins next week!
TC Pride Class has been busy working on staff name boards for outside of their working areas. Students got to pick who they created for. They did a fantastic job honoring our awesome staff and making our school look great! Student painters are: Bella Cummings - Ms. Earnest. Lily Lehnigk - Ms. Kempe. Annabelle Sweney- Mr. Kozak. Emily Lauer - Mrs. Lauer.
Estrella Rodriguez - Mr. Mullenberg. Noe Rodriguez- Ms. Smith.
Congratulations and Good Luck to our TC Track athletes that are moving on to sectionals tonight at Marathon High School at 3:30 pm. GO PENGUINS!
Our high school STEAM class would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative for your generous donation that made our Squishy Circuits Kits possible. Thanks to your support, our students were able to explore the fundamentals of series and parallel circuits in a fun, engaging, and hands-on way. This semester's students chose to create baseball-playing characters that would light up according to the circuits they put together.
