It's beginning to look a lot like Homecoming! Students in grades 7-12 worked with their classmates to try to earn the best looking hallway. Homecoming week starts Monday with Pajama Day.

The high school choir had the privilege of singing for the Naturalization Ceremony held at Homestead National Monument yesterday. This was our third year participating in the event!

Come out and support!

3rd Grade is starting their embryology unit.

How Colorful Can Tri County Get?!

We’re counting down to Tri County’s FIRST-EVER COLOR RUN, and we want YOU to be part of it!

Whether you’re a serious runner, a casual walker, a kid who loves getting messy, or someone who just wants to have a great morning with family and friends—this event is for you! 🙌

Come ready to:
🎨 Get COVERED in color
🏃‍♀️ Run, walk, or stroll the course
😂 Laugh a LOT
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Make memories with your family
💙 Support Tri County TeamMates

And remember, this isn’t about who finishes first. It’s about showing up, having fun, and supporting something that makes a difference for our students.

📅 Saturday, September 26
⏰ 7:30 AM check-in | 8:00 AM start
📍 Tri County Bus Barn
🌈 All ages welcome!

Registration deadline for guaranteed race-day shirts: September 20!

👉 Sign up today: https://tri-county-color-run.vercel.app/

The JH/JV Football games scheduled for this afternoon at Centennial have been cancelled once again. We apologize for the short notice.

MINI CHEER CLINIC!

Grades K-6 are invited to join the Tri County Cheerleaders for a morning of jumps, cheers, chants, and dances!

Happy National IT Professionals Day!

Today we’re giving a big shoutout to Jerod for everything he does behind the scenes at Tri County! From troubleshooting tech issues to supporting our many systems and keeping everything running, there are a lot of moving pieces that go into supporting our school.

And we know IT is just one of the many hats Jerod wears, balancing it all while also teaching math and coaching. We’re grateful for the time, knowledge, and effort he puts in to keep things running for our students and staff.

Thank you for all you do, Jerod!

The banners are up! Senior mom's maybe dad's get a tissue ready before you look at this. Individual banners are on the north wall and the sports banner is on the wood wall. Come out and see it during on of the two remaining home volleyball matches, or you can wait until winter season competition.

JH/JV Football Schedule Change!

Due to inclement weather, the JH/JV football games scheduled for this afternoon at Centennial have been rescheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, September 15th.

Game times will remain the same.

Have an old yearbook tucked away? We’d love to give it a home!

Our yearbooks are some of the most-looked-at books in our Media Center! Students love flipping through them to find familiar faces, but we also use them regularly as a resource to research and preserve Tri County’s history.

Our Tri County collection begins with the 1967 yearbook, but our shelves also include a few treasures from before consolidation, including a 1951 Cub Tales and a 1966 Goldenrod from DeWitt.

We would LOVE to continue building this collection! We are looking for:

• Yearbooks prior to 1967 from schools in our area communities before Tri County consolidated
• Duplicate copies of any Tri County yearbook to help preserve our collection
• And especially a 1998 Tri County yearbook, it’s the one year we are currently missing!

If you’re cleaning out a closet, basement, bookshelf, or family collection and have an old yearbook you’d be willing to part with, please consider donating it to the Tri County Media Center. These books are looked at, enjoyed, and used far more than you might think, and we’d love to help preserve them for future generations. ❤️

And Class of 1998…we’re counting on you! 👀

If you are planning to cheer on the Trojan volleyball team at MUDECAS this week, please look at the attached seating information before you head to the games.

GO TROJANS!

Homecoming week is right around the corner! Make sure you're prepared for the dress up days!

The Trojan Football Team put together a dominant performance Friday night, defeating Cedar Bluffs 73-14 to improve to 2-1 on the season.

Tri County's offense was firing on all cylinders as seven different Trojans found the end zone. Trevor Kapke led the way with 143 rushing yards and 3 touchdowns while also throwing for 102 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Defensively, Nick Sullivan led the defense with 16 tackles and a forced fumble, while Carver Olberding added 9 tackles and recovered a fumble.

The Trojans will be back in action next Friday, 9/18 @ Southern.

Go Trojans!

Big congratulations to Waylon Weise, who is the very first golden high five winner of the year in Mrs. Tegmeier’s kindergarten class! Waylon is a wonderful example of what Tri County pride stands for, showing great character, kindness, and leadership every day. I am so proud of you, Waylon! Keep up the great work!

Save the Date for the Tri County Cheer Clinic. October 2nd. More info to come soon!

Support Farm2Fork!

Congratulations to our high school and middle school cross country runners! The high school boys team had a great day at the Fairbury Invitational, tying for second place and ultimately taking 3rd place overall after a tough tie-breaker.Leading the Trojans was Sammy, taking home a 3rd place medal! Also bringing home medals for the boys:Dawson Siems 8th place, Devon Rasmussen 9th place and Riley Schardt 16th place. A huge shoutout to Riley for breaking his lifetime PR for the third week in a row on a very challenging course! The high school girls didn't have a full team today. Leading the girls was Emma Loxterkamp 3rd place medal and Stella Morrissey 18th place medal. Our Middle School runners:Graham Schardt 5th place and Elijah Rosenthal 11th place. Mary Holtmeier 17th place. Next up is the Fillmore Central Invite next Thursday. Let's keep this momentum going, Trojans!