Tri-County Area School District

Check out the fun at HoCo 2025 Wig Snatch yesterday!

Iron Man HoCo 2025 Championships TODAY! Seniors against Juniors. Let's go guys! TC Proud!!!

Powder Puff HoCo 2025 Championships TODAY! Juniors against Sophomores. Let's go ladies! TC Proud!!!

We celebrated our senior volleyball players this week! Thank you Seniors!

Today students and staff at Tri-County participated in the Great Apple Crunch! They enjoyed locally sourced apples from Decker Family Farms. The Great Apple Crunch is an annual October event that promotes local food purchasing and encourages healthy eating during National Farm to School Month. For this simple event, schools, organizations, and households across Wisconsin and throughout the Midwest region commit to crunch into local apples in October. Last year, nearly two million participants crunched into locally grown apples across the Midwest region. The Great Apple Crunch is celebrated across Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, and Ohio. One of the Crunch’s main goals is to celebrate seasonal foods and to generate excitement around local foods and agriculture. The event highlights farm-to-school, increases appetites for regionally and locally grown produce, and supports Wisconsin apple growers. The Crunch encourages Wisconsin schools and other institutions to increase local options in cafeterias, keeping local dollars in the community and benefiting local apple producers.

Tonight the MS and HS cross country teams traveled to Weyauwega-Fremont to run on an awesome course in beautiful weather. Six runners (three MS and three HS) achieved new PRs (personal records) this evening. On the MS 2 mile course Taylor Dahl, Aleeyah Caldwell, and Adriannah Caldwell all set new PRs! Taylor set a new PR by 3.4 seconds. Aleeyah set her new PR by 4 minutes 16.3 seconds, and Adriannah set her PR by 3 minutes 37.5 seconds. On the HS 3.1 mile course the following runners set new PRs: Areli Herrera, Aliyah Solis, and Wyatt Howard. Areli set a new PR by 1 minute 31.8 seconds. Aliyah set a new PR by 51.3 seconds. Wyatt set a new PR by 1 minutes 35.6 seconds. His time was 21 minutes 35.4 seconds. Everyone ran very well! Thank you so much to all the fans and our bus driver Mr. Peck who came to support the teams! It means a lot to us. The teams will travel to Rosholt High School next Thursday, October 16th, for the Conference Meet. We hope to see more fans there! Keep up the great work team!

Junior Parents Post Prom Committee Meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 15th
5:30 pm
HS Cafeteria

Tonight the MS and HS cross country teams traveled to Marion for a beautiful fall evening to race. The course was a bit different than years past, and the Penguins took advantage of the changes. The top ten runners from each race took home medals. Sydney Peck placed 10th, and earned a new PR by 2 minutes 5 seconds. Mariah Caldwell earned a new PR by 2 minutes 23.7 seconds. Aliyah Solis and Emily Bohn also set new season PRs tonight. Areli ran a strong race as well. Great work ladies! The MS runners did well, and two missed getting medals by one and three spots, respectively. Everyone ran really hard tonight, and progress continues to be made. Keep up the great work everyone! Thank you to all the fans who came to support the teams and thank you to our amazing bus driver Mr. Peck. We greatly appreciate all that you do! The teams will travel to Weyauwega-Fremont this Thursday for the Warhawk Invite. We hope to see you there!

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2025 Homecoming Events for Friday, October 10th

Tonight the MS and HS cross country teams traveled to Waupaca HS. The weather was beautiful, but hot for the Penguins. Everyone ran well, and looked strong. Mariah Caldwell set a new PR (personal record) by 35.2 seconds for her 3.1 mile race! Congratulations Mariah and team! Thank you to all the fans who came to support the team and to our two bus drivers! We greatly appreciate all of you! The teams will travel to Marion on Monday. Keep up the great work Penguins! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🐧

Artist of the Week - Fatimah Almatrood is a 6th grade student in art. Fatimah has shown excellent talent already this school year! This acrylic painting she created measures 12" x 9". Her contrasting colors and balance created a dynamic piece. Last week she sculpted a beautiful clay project that she will get to glaze this week. We are excited to see the wonderful things Fatimah will make in art this school year.

There are only 10 spots open! Grab your group and join us for a night of fun!

Building Skills That Last!

Mr. Semrow’s Construction students are putting their knowledge to work—literally! 💪 They recently prepped and poured concrete for a brand-new sidewalk leading to the pickleball courts, and also removed and replaced the old shotput pad with a fresh installation.

This dual credit Mid-State Technical College course combines theory with practice, allowing students to take what they learn in the classroom and turn it into hands-on experience. “It’s real hard to understand construction without getting your hands a little dirty.”

Middle School HOCO Dress Up Days

Donut Sale!

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This past Thursday was a great day to head over to WI Rapids and check out the Wisconsin Education Fair (WEF) at MSTC. 35 junior and senior students took two hours out of their day to spend some time checking out both local and non-local post secondary options. They had a great time!