'Twas the night before the last day of first semester, when all through TR
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse (I HOPE!)
The decorations were hung on classroom doors with care,
In hopes that students enjoy a 1:30 Dismissal day full of Holiday Cheer!"
So it doesn't rhyme or meet the rules of poetry..... Wishing our Twin River Community the Happiest of Holiday Breaks! We will see you all on January 6th.
This year's Intro to IT class once again constructed Robotic Arms using scrap items from around the shop, syringes and aquarium hose. Before building their arms, we discussed gears, hydraulics and pneumatics and the advantages and disadvantages of each. They then had to problem solve and create a Robotic Arm that would be able to pick up 3, 1"x1" square wooden blocks (one at a time) from "Point A" and place it at "Point B." The team that completed the task in the least amount of time would be the winner.
Barrett and Tate completed the task in 1 minute and 4 seconds. Brenden (who lost his partner Ethan during the year and finished his Robotic Arm by himself) won the competition with a best time of 42.8 seconds. Well done Gentleman!
Barrett and Tate completed the task in 1 minute and 4 seconds. Brenden (who lost his partner Ethan during the year and finished his Robotic Arm by himself) won the competition with a best time of 42.8 seconds. Well done Gentleman!
Reminders for tomorrow:
1:30 dismissal
Pajama Day
No preschool
Have a Merry Christmas! We will see all students back on January 6th.
1:30 dismissal
Pajama Day
No preschool
Have a Merry Christmas! We will see all students back on January 6th.
Stanton Holiday Tournament Bracket
Girls vs. Tri County North East
📆: December 29th
⏰: 2:00 PM
Boys vs. Tri County North East
📆: December 29th
⏰: 3:45 PM
Girls vs. Tri County North East
📆: December 29th
⏰: 2:00 PM
Boys vs. Tri County North East
📆: December 29th
⏰: 3:45 PM
🎉 Congratulations, Ms. Rogers! 🎉
Yesterday, Ms. Rogers was honored with the Merrick County Foundation Extraordinary Educator Award—a well-deserved recognition for her dedication, passion, and positive impact on students and our school community.
In addition to this special honor, Ms. Rogers received an award and $500 in recognition of her outstanding commitment to education. We are so proud of her and grateful for the difference she makes every day.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Rogers on this incredible achievement!
Yesterday, Ms. Rogers was honored with the Merrick County Foundation Extraordinary Educator Award—a well-deserved recognition for her dedication, passion, and positive impact on students and our school community.
In addition to this special honor, Ms. Rogers received an award and $500 in recognition of her outstanding commitment to education. We are so proud of her and grateful for the difference she makes every day.
Please join us in congratulating Ms. Rogers on this incredible achievement!
Each year, Mr. Koch tries to get a project for the students to work on for welding class. This year they again restored a trailer. The attached pictures show this year's completed Trailer with a before picture included. This Utility Trailer is 4 x 8 and has a 1 7/8" ball hitch. Restoration included: new paint, new deck and side rails, new wiring and tail lights and repacked the wheel bearings. The trailer has tilt bed capabilities and the front and rear railings can be removed and used as ramps.
Students that helped with the trailer were: Gage Ellenwood, Levi Finn, Gavin Vanek, Blaze Sock and Colton Blaser. (Blaze Sock was the project leader)
Additional note: This trailer is also for sale. Any profit made on this trailer will go into the purchase and supplies needed for next year's project. Asking $650 O.B.O. If interested, contact Mark Koch
Students that helped with the trailer were: Gage Ellenwood, Levi Finn, Gavin Vanek, Blaze Sock and Colton Blaser. (Blaze Sock was the project leader)
Additional note: This trailer is also for sale. Any profit made on this trailer will go into the purchase and supplies needed for next year's project. Asking $650 O.B.O. If interested, contact Mark Koch
🔵 Titan Girls Jr. High Basketball🔵
📍: Monroe, Ne
⏰: 4:30 PM
🎟️: $3 Adults $2 Students
📍: Monroe, Ne
⏰: 4:30 PM
🎟️: $3 Adults $2 Students
Updates on public access to the weight room.
Themes for the next Titan home events:
🔵 Titan Athletics Today🔵
High School Wrestling
📍: North Bend
⏰: 9:30 am
Jr. High Boys Wrestling
📍: Boone Central
⏰: 9:30 am
High School Basketball
📍: Hampton
⏰:2:00/3:30/5:00 pm
High School Wrestling
📍: North Bend
⏰: 9:30 am
Jr. High Boys Wrestling
📍: Boone Central
⏰: 9:30 am
High School Basketball
📍: Hampton
⏰:2:00/3:30/5:00 pm
Students at Twin River Public Schools are asking all the fans to participate in their themes for events today and tomorrow:
Thursday (12/11) Wrestling Quad - Black Out
Friday (12/12) Basketball Games - White Out
Thursday (12/11) Wrestling Quad - Black Out
Friday (12/12) Basketball Games - White Out
Please join us for SHIP Family night on Monday !
Reminder: Cheer camp is today for 3rd-6th grade & tomorrow for prek-2nd grade.
🔵 Titan Athletics Today🔵
Jr. High Girls Basketball 🚨Note the time change🚨
⏰: 4:00 PM
📍: Osceola, North Gym (Big O in front of the gym)
Jr. High Boys Wrestling
⏰: 5:00 PM
📍: Central City, Bison Activities Dome
Jr. High Girls Basketball 🚨Note the time change🚨
⏰: 4:00 PM
📍: Osceola, North Gym (Big O in front of the gym)
Jr. High Boys Wrestling
⏰: 5:00 PM
📍: Central City, Bison Activities Dome
🔵This week at TR🔵
🔵 Titan Sports Today🔵
Jr. High Boys Wrestling
⏰:8:00 am
📍:Schuyler, Ne
Jr. High Girls Basketball vs. Fullerton
⏰:9:00
📍:Genoa, Ne
Varsity Boys Wrestling
⏰:9:30
📍:Broken Bow, Ne
Varsity Basketball
⏰: 1:30/3:00
📍:Shelby, Ne
Jr. High Boys Wrestling
⏰:8:00 am
📍:Schuyler, Ne
Jr. High Girls Basketball vs. Fullerton
⏰:9:00
📍:Genoa, Ne
Varsity Boys Wrestling
⏰:9:30
📍:Broken Bow, Ne
Varsity Basketball
⏰: 1:30/3:00
📍:Shelby, Ne
Our 4th graders had an exciting visit from Elizabeth Raines, Educational Specialist with the Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation!
She led an engaging, hands-on lesson titled “Sandhills Cattle and River Valley Soybeans.” Students explored why plants and animals live and grow where they do in Nebraska by investigating different types of soil from around the world. Using play-doh “soil samples,” they sliced fractions, compared land types, and discovered how Nebraska’s soil, weather, and landforms help shape agriculture in regions across our state.
It was a fun and meaningful way for students to connect classroom learning with real Nebraska agriculture. Thank you, Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation, for this amazing opportunity! 🌾🦬🌱
She led an engaging, hands-on lesson titled “Sandhills Cattle and River Valley Soybeans.” Students explored why plants and animals live and grow where they do in Nebraska by investigating different types of soil from around the world. Using play-doh “soil samples,” they sliced fractions, compared land types, and discovered how Nebraska’s soil, weather, and landforms help shape agriculture in regions across our state.
It was a fun and meaningful way for students to connect classroom learning with real Nebraska agriculture. Thank you, Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation, for this amazing opportunity! 🌾🦬🌱
Mrs. Hughes' third grade class had an exciting visit from Elizabeth Raines of Nebraska Farm Bureau, who shared her “Who Grew My Soup?" presentation and taught them all about Nebraska agriculture.
🔵Titan Girls Wrestling Today🔵
Please join FCCLA in Silver Creek for an afternoon of fun next Saturday!
