Good Morning Community Members,
We are eagerly anticipating our next school year and looking forward to all the positive energy and new developments that come with these new beginnings. Our students have so many opportunities to learn and grow here at Tri-County, starting with the classrooms and the work our wonderful teachers do there. In addition, dozens of clubs and athletics offer even more chances for our children to learn leadership, team-mindedness, overcoming challenges, and even the patient acceptance of the need for growth through challenge.
Two of our core sports, sports that have a long history of both athletic success and success in helping our students grow, are in need of coaches willing to help that process happen. Middle School Soccer and Middle School Football are at risk of not happening this coming year. We need you to take up the rewarding opportunity to coach our young people! Please consider coaching yourself or reach out to friends, family members, or neighbors that you think might have an interest in working with our middle schoolers in soccer or football.
Middle school sports are a crucial part of student athletic and emotional development. Please help us keep the momentum going for our young men and women.
Middle school seasons are relatively short and the district just voted to increase the pay for these positions! If you are willing to consider this short term commitment please reach out to the Athletic Director or the Administration. Thank you for your contribution to the continued growth and success of our community!
💙 27–29 hours per week
📚 School-year schedule
📅 Start the last week of August
If you're looking for meaningful work where you can make a lasting difference in students' lives, we'd love to hear from you!
As a Special Education Paraprofessional, you'll work alongside teachers and specialists to support students academically, socially, behaviorally, and, when needed, with personal care. Every day is different, rewarding, and filled with opportunities to help students grow and succeed.
Experience in education, childcare, healthcare, or working with individuals with disabilities is helpful—but not required. We provide the training and support you'll need to be successful.
Apply through the Tri-County website.
Tri-County Area School District is looking for a compassionate Health Aide – Student Support (School-Year Position) to join our team!
💙 20–29 hours per week
📚 School-year position
🎓 Paid training provided
📅 Start during the last week of August for training before students return
This is a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the life of a student while working alongside an outstanding team of educators, therapists, and support staff.
Experience in healthcare, home health, childcare, education, or working with individuals with disabilities is helpful—but not required. We will provide specialized training for the right candidate.
Apply through the Tri-County website
A huge THANK YOU to Farmer Zach and Bacon Farms for allowing Ms. Salmi's "Everything Ag" class and our other summer school students to see this big John Deere up close! The students enjoyed learning about what Farmer Zach does and even getting to climb into the tractor. (Mr. Bunge looked pretty stoked about it as well!) What a cool opportunity!
Menu Update - Please note that the lunch menu for this week Thursday and Friday have changed. Thursday's picnic lunch will now be served on Friday due to the weather postponing the School Forest Trip. Nachos with rice will now be served on Thursday 6/25. Thank-You
Due to weather the school forest field trip as been moved from
Thursday 6/25 to Friday 6/26. Please remember to wear tennis shoes and socks. If Possible have bug spray and sunscreen applied at home before school.
Thank you.
Congratulations to the following High School Softball Players on the following individual achievements:
All-Conference Honorable Mention - Brianna Garcia
Defensive Player of the Year - Kaylee Goman
Offensive Player of the Year - Brianna Garcia
"Energizer Bunny" of the Team - Sophia Colon
Congratulations to our High School Softball Team on their success both on and off the field! The team has earned the distinction of Team Academic All-State. To receive this honor, the team was required to achieve a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 or higher by the end of the first semester.
Pictured
L-R Back Row: Christian Pike, Sam Boyd, Julian Vega, RJ Meddaugh, Gage Beggs, Isaac Miller, Ashton Lehouillier. Front Row: Cameren Lehoullier, Nolan Meddaugh and Calvin Boyd.
TC Pride students have finished up their current staff name boards for this year and will be back at it next school year to continue representing our staff. Kassie Wagenknecht and Leo Samayoa created Ms. Galloway's board. Kassie also created Mrs. Lau's board and added Officer VanHaren's name to his board.
