It is that time of year for fireworks. The fireworks stand in Genoa is run by the WorldStrides group as a fundraiser. The current trip to Washington D.C. / New York is for students going into grades 8th - 12th for travel at the end of May 2026. These students, along with relatives, are welcome to go. If you have not shown interest in going on this trip or are just hearing about this option please reach out to one of the sponsors at krogers@twinriver.esu7.org ((Kristine Rogers), Christy Kemper, or TRWorld Strides@gmail.com. Openings for working at the firework stand is available.
2025-2026 school calendar
Reminder! Upcoming sports physicals available!
Time change for Titan Volleyball Camp on June 26-27. Camp will run from 10:00-11:30 in the Genoa Gym.
~There is still time to register for Volleyball Camp!~
Congratulations Honor Roll with Distinction students!
New Construction Update!
-Footings and foundation in progress
-Interior masonry walls have begun
-Steel for gymnasium is on site
Current locker rooms, and elementary rooms are getting an update as well.
Congratulations to the students for their hard work during the fourth quarter at Twin River Public Schools.
#weareTR
Reminder
Girls youth basketball camp starts tomorrow. Location is the Monroe Gym
Walk ins are welcome!
On Monday, May 12, members of Twin River FFA and NHS organizations came together to complete their biannual highway cleanup, working as a team to keep their community clean and beautiful.
Today and Tomorrow !
Come check out all the beautiful FFA plants!
A couple more items that are looking for owners!
Please use this updated QR code for the boys basketball camp!
Thanks
🎓✨ We celebrated a big milestone — 2025 preschool graduation! Watching these little ones grow, learn, and shine has been such a joy. They're ready for their next big adventure: kindergarten! 💛📚
🎓✨ We celebrated a big milestone — 2025 preschool graduation! Watching these little ones grow, learn, and shine has been such a joy. They're ready for their next big adventure: kindergarten! 💛📚
Congratulations Corbin R. on your 3rd place finish today at the Crossroads Conference Tournament in Osceola.
Check your closets! We have a ton of items in the lost and found!
Sports Physical Clinics
COMING SOON!
3rd Graders were on their field trip in March. So we honored them this month!
3rd Grade Hughes
The March Student of the Month for Mrs. Hughes’s class is Tinsley Stankoski. Tinsley is a hardworking student. She puts forth her best effort in every subject and is always ready to grasp new concepts and ideas. Tinsley is eager to learn and participates in class. She is always asking and answering questions, and her enthusiasm for learning goes above and beyond her work. She is a positive role model to all her classmates and tries to help everyone. Tinsley is very polite and is always wearing a smile on her face.
3rd Grade Fisher
The March Student of the Month for Mrs. Fisher’s class is Colt Urban. Colt consistently shows exceptional academic performance, a positive attitude, and dedication to learning. He is a bright and engaged student who participates in class discussions. He also goes above and beyond in his studies, showing a curiosity and eagerness to learn new things. Colt is a wonderful student, and I am proud to nominate him as Mrs. Fisher’s March Student of the Month.
May Students of the Month- 6th Grade
6th Grade Rogers
The May Student of the Month for Ms. Roger’s 6th grade class is Rebecca Galdamez Galan. Rebecca has a positive attitude, is eager to learn, and has made lots of friends. She is very polite and always says Good morning to me. Rebecca is hard-working, bright, and participates in class. With a perfect combination of brains and personality, Rebecca has a very bright future ahead of her!
6th Grade Eisenmenger
The May Student of the Month for Mrs. Eisenmenger’s 6th grade class is William Percival. William consistently demonstrates kindness toward both teachers and classmates, creating a positive classroom environment. His hard work and great listening skills serve him well in the classroom, as he always completes his assignments and seeks help whenever needed. This student is a role model for those around him and makes sure he is always doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. Keep up the good work!
Great job students!
