Artist of the Week - Avril Lewallen is a senior in 3D Art 1 . This is Avril's first time creating a wood burned piece. Avril came up with her design and did an excellent job burning it into the wood. It is both whimsical and exciting and looked awesome in the Argus for Halloween!
18 days ago, Jennifer Montgomery
New TC Penguins vests just dropped! 🐧🔥 Lightweight, warm, and full of team spirit. Get yours today before they sell out!
REMINDER***
There is a junior parent post prom meeting on Monday, Nov, 3rd at 7:00 in the HS Cafeteria following the Sports Banquet.
20 days ago, Jody Congdon
Happy Halloween from the Tri-County Food Services Team! We had a blast celebrating with everyone! Yesterday morning we were up before the sun preparing fresh baked donuts for breakfast. The fun continued with lunch, our elementary students enjoyed mummy dogs while the middle/high school students had bat wings (boneless wings) in a variety of sauces. For a special treat, we finished lunch with some dirt and worm cups, using fresh dirt from the playground, or maybe it was actually Oreos? Happy Halloween!
21 days ago, Nathan Detlor
Spooktacular Times at TC today!
22 days ago, Jody Congdon
Parents and caregivers in Adams County are invited to connect, share, and grow through a series of free Parent Café sessions this fall. What happens at a Parent Café? Families will gather to enjoy dinner together. After dinner, the children transition to a separate area and enjoy developmentally appropriate activities. Parents will gather to begin the Parent Café and enjoy small group conversations built around the Five Protective Factors, designed to strengthen relationships. Thoughtful conversations are facilitated by a Parent Host. Themes vary each month, so participants are welcome to attend one or all sessions based on their availability. At a Parent Café every parent’s voice is heard and parents can talk, listen and support others with stressors, worries and challenges. Parents build friendships and a network of families who help each other stay strong. Join us for these FREE sessions on Wednesdays, September 10, October 8, or November 5 from 5:00 – 7:00pm at Adams County Community Center. Please register at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Adamscafe For more information contact Childcaring at: 715.841.9490 or info@childcaring.org. Sponsored in partnership with Childcaring, Inc., Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board, and United Way of South Wood and Adams County.
24 days ago, Jody Congdon
Fall Fun Fest Waushara County 6th-8th graders at Flyte's Fieldstones
25 days ago, Jessica Rettler
Artist of the Week - Reyna Calderon is a sophomore in 3D Art and Fired Up Art classes. Reyna did a fantastic job sawing out her metal with a jeweler's saw. She filed her piece, sanded it, buffed it and then finished it off by adding jump rings and a necklace. Reyna is an outstanding artist who makes quality work. She puts in extra effort and is always a role model student. Her Batman design looks fantastic!
26 days ago, Jennifer Montgomery
Today the HS cross country team ran at the Division III Sectional Meet in Manitowoc. It was a beautiful, crisp fall morning. Everyone ran well, and three
Penguins set new Season and Personal Records, respectively. Emily Bohn set a new season record by 1 minute 49.1. Mariah set a new PR by 23.4 seconds. Kyu Yang set a new PR by 3 minutes 27.9. Great job everyone today and thanks for a great season! Coach Woyak and the MS and HS cross country teams would like to thank everyone who supported us throughout the 2025 season. Thank you to our athletic directors Ms. Congdon and Mrs. Rettler, our bus drivers (Rusty, Bill, Kim, Kelly, etc.), and all our loyal parents, families, and community members who supported us by donating financially during our online fundraiser in September to cheering us on at the meets! We greatly appreciate each and every one of you! Thank you for a great season! We’re looking forward to the next season, getting one of our runners back, and continuing to grow this program. It's been awesome to see this program grow over the last seven years since bringing the sport back at Tri-County. Thank you everyone!
28 days ago, Megan Woyak
More Day of Caring Pictures!
29 days ago, Jamie Helmrick
It was another fun ExCEL play group this morning at TC! The children received a copy of the book "Halloween ABC" and their own alphabet puzzle to take home. After singing and dancing, the kids painted their own pumpkins and topped them off with a pumpkin stem handprint! They had fun making spiders out of crackers, pretzels, and frosting. YUM! Hope to see you at our next play group on November 21st at 9 am!
29 days ago, Ashley Marti
Our 6th–12th grade students volunteered their time today to rake and clean up yards throughout the Hancock and Plainfield communities. We are incredibly proud of their hard work and community spirit! More pictures to come tomorrow!
A heartfelt thank-you to the following businesses and individuals for their generous donations and treats that helped make the day such a success:
Hancock Restoration Committee
Bacon Construction
Lowe's Department Store
Fleet Farm
Kwik Trip
Thrivent Action Team (Cindy Johnson)
Villages of Hancock & Plainfield
30 days ago, Jamie Helmrick
Important Announcement about TC Soccer for October 23, 2025. The game has been moved to 4:00 pm!
Congratulations to TC Soccer on their 5-1 win over Coulee Christian! They advance to play Arcadia on Thursday.
about 1 month ago, Jody Congdon
Artist of the Week - Makenna Buchholz is a 7th grade student in Art. Makenna has been doing a great job! Featured is her scratch art etching which measures 11" x 8.5". Her wolf design has nice contrast, making it pop off the page. Students were required to put symbols about themself inside their etching. Makenna also did this well. Makenna has been enjoying art and has even come in after school to learn how to use the potter's wheel.
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Montgomery
October 14-17, 2025, Tri-County students celebrated National School Lunch Week. The fun and creative campaign theme, “Taste The World: Your School Lunch Passport,” highlights the importance of a healthy school lunch to a student’s success both in and out of the classroom.
Students had a busy week of traveling the world through their school lunches. Tuesday we landed in Sweden and tried Swedish Meatballs served over noodles, then on Wednesday we traveled to Mexico and enjoyed Walking Tacos. Thursday we traveled to China and the students enjoyed the very popular Orange Chicken with Lo Mein Noodles. Friday we ended our World Travels in Italy and enjoyed Cheese Pizza with Breadsticks. Thank-You for allowing the Food Services team to take you around the world and try some new foods this past week, we hope you enjoyed sampling some new cuisines.
about 1 month ago, Nathan Detlor
When your retired SRO becomes one of greatest additions to your school family as a teacher's aide! Thank you to Kevin Fenske, for going above and beyond each day to support our students! Congrats to Mr. Robinson's 4th grade class for racking up enough "Excellent" points in specials classes to pie Mr. Fenske!
about 1 month ago, Brittney Lau
4k isn’t just for four year olds, it’s for grow-ups too! 4k students enjoyed showing their grown-ups the best things about 4K this morning. Making pattern cereal bracelets, building Mat man scarecrows, and learning through play. “At the end of the day, the most overwhelming key to a child’s success is the positive involvement of the parents.” Jane D. Hull
