This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
Fall Parent Night's at Twin River
As a reminder, parents of the sport being recognized that evening get into the game for free that night.
As a reminder, parents of the sport being recognized that evening get into the game for free that night.
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
Science is always better when you can taste the results! 🔬✨ Our chemistry students put their measuring and calculation skills to work determining the mass, volume, and density of Starburst candies to explore intensive vs. extensive properties.
🚨Football 9/21 Update🚨
JH Football scheduled for Palmer has been canceled
JH Football will now play Fullerton @ Fullerton Kick off @ 4:30
JV Football will play Palmer @ Palmer Kick off @ 5:30
JH Football scheduled for Palmer has been canceled
JH Football will now play Fullerton @ Fullerton Kick off @ 4:30
JV Football will play Palmer @ Palmer Kick off @ 5:30
🚨Softball Fans🚨
We are having a PINK OUT for breast cancer awareness on 10/1/2026 for our last home regular season softball game vs. Bishop Neumann! First Pitch is at 6:00 PM
Order your T-shirts here: https://2026titansoftballpinkout.itemorder.com/shop/home/.
Orders are due by 9/18 @ 10 am
We are having a PINK OUT for breast cancer awareness on 10/1/2026 for our last home regular season softball game vs. Bishop Neumann! First Pitch is at 6:00 PM
Order your T-shirts here: https://2026titansoftballpinkout.itemorder.com/shop/home/.
Orders are due by 9/18 @ 10 am
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
Here is a Twin River Softball update! JLee Van Driel was the previous week's "Player of the Week". Image was created by Twin River Softball and pictures were taken by Jen Johnson. Go Titans!
We concluded our Homecoming celebrations with a festive parade and pep rally! Our homecoming court enjoyed a special ride with the Nance County Sheriff’s Office, creating a memorable experience for our students and community.
The pep rally featured several fun games and activities for both staff and students, along with the introduction of our Homecoming Court. We also continued Twin River’s cherished and heartfelt tradition of passing the spirit sticks from our seniors to our kindergarteners—a meaningful symbol of the passing of school spirit from one generation of Titans to the next.
It was a wonderful way to wrap up an exciting Homecoming Week filled with tradition, school spirit, and Titan pride. What a great day to be a Titan!
The pep rally featured several fun games and activities for both staff and students, along with the introduction of our Homecoming Court. We also continued Twin River’s cherished and heartfelt tradition of passing the spirit sticks from our seniors to our kindergarteners—a meaningful symbol of the passing of school spirit from one generation of Titans to the next.
It was a wonderful way to wrap up an exciting Homecoming Week filled with tradition, school spirit, and Titan pride. What a great day to be a Titan!
On Friday, we celebrated Homecoming Week with the traditional float-making celebration! Our students showcased their creativity and school spirit through a variety of fun and unique themes. It was a wonderful way to celebrate our school community and create lasting memories.
What a great day to be a Titan! 💙🤍
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are looking for another person to join our kitchen staff.
Because of the predicted weather forecast, both the junior high and JV football games have been canceled. We are working on securing a date to make up the game.
Twin River Titan parents, I did want to address the new activities rules posted earlier this week to give some clarification and further explanation.
1. First of all, these rules were meant for elementary students (Grades PK - 6th). I know the original post did not clarify this and that was poor communication on our part. One of our main concerns is having younger students dropped off at events with no adult supervision. Sometimes these students are getting injured and parents are not there. Administration has several items we are responsible for at our events and cannot watch children that are not there to watch the event.
2. We will still have a Jr High/High School section of students. We have a great student section that is very supportive of our teams and I hope that continues! Administration is on site to supervise cheers and make sure we are showing good sportsmanship and cheering for our TR Titans! The Twin River administration has given our student section leaders guidelines and expectations for the student section.
3. Some clarification on "Limit your trips to the concession stand and bathroom".... This came in response to having some issues with a few children coming to the concession stand often with no money or not enough and wanting people to purchase items for them. Also, some children are running into the bathroom when they see an administrator coming to tell them to go watch the game multiple times. I feel this one probably came from some frustration on our part. This is only a concern for a few and it would easily be taken care of if students had adult supervision at the game.
4. No footballs, volleyballs, etc are allowed. Again, we are specifically talking about certain places. We only want volleyballs and basketballs in the gym for the teams to use. No balls in the stands, hallways, or commons areas. This is also a NSAA rule. Also, the area at the football field between where we take tickets and the bleachers. Please do not through balls were people are walking to come watch the game and go to the concessions. It is too easy to hit someone with a ball or knock someone over when you are trying to catch a ball.
5. If any of you were at the Homecoming football game, you would have seen we had a lot of kids behind the bleachers. Thank you to the parents and adults who stood back there to supervise your children! While we would prefer elementary students be in the stands cheering on the Titans, we would just ask you are supervising them. We also ask that no one is under the bleachers. This can be a distraction to those watching the game and there are many metal support beams that you can bump into.
In general, Twin River staff will not respond to posts on social media. Please contact us directly through email, phone call, or in person if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for all your support of our Twin River Titans!
Sincerely,
Brandi Bartels - TR Superintendent
1. First of all, these rules were meant for elementary students (Grades PK - 6th). I know the original post did not clarify this and that was poor communication on our part. One of our main concerns is having younger students dropped off at events with no adult supervision. Sometimes these students are getting injured and parents are not there. Administration has several items we are responsible for at our events and cannot watch children that are not there to watch the event.
2. We will still have a Jr High/High School section of students. We have a great student section that is very supportive of our teams and I hope that continues! Administration is on site to supervise cheers and make sure we are showing good sportsmanship and cheering for our TR Titans! The Twin River administration has given our student section leaders guidelines and expectations for the student section.
3. Some clarification on "Limit your trips to the concession stand and bathroom".... This came in response to having some issues with a few children coming to the concession stand often with no money or not enough and wanting people to purchase items for them. Also, some children are running into the bathroom when they see an administrator coming to tell them to go watch the game multiple times. I feel this one probably came from some frustration on our part. This is only a concern for a few and it would easily be taken care of if students had adult supervision at the game.
4. No footballs, volleyballs, etc are allowed. Again, we are specifically talking about certain places. We only want volleyballs and basketballs in the gym for the teams to use. No balls in the stands, hallways, or commons areas. This is also a NSAA rule. Also, the area at the football field between where we take tickets and the bleachers. Please do not through balls were people are walking to come watch the game and go to the concessions. It is too easy to hit someone with a ball or knock someone over when you are trying to catch a ball.
5. If any of you were at the Homecoming football game, you would have seen we had a lot of kids behind the bleachers. Thank you to the parents and adults who stood back there to supervise your children! While we would prefer elementary students be in the stands cheering on the Titans, we would just ask you are supervising them. We also ask that no one is under the bleachers. This can be a distraction to those watching the game and there are many metal support beams that you can bump into.
In general, Twin River staff will not respond to posts on social media. Please contact us directly through email, phone call, or in person if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for all your support of our Twin River Titans!
Sincerely,
Brandi Bartels - TR Superintendent
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
Please join us for our Parade today starting at 2:30. GO TITANS!
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
🧪What happens when you dissolve a Skittle's shell? 🤔 Our Physical Science and Chemistry classes found out while mastering variables! Liquid type = independent variable. Dissolve rate = dependent variable. Not too bad of a way to celebrate in the middle of homecoming week! 🧪
🚨Attention Parents🚨
Please read the expectations for students during sporting events at Twin River and review them with your child.
Please read the expectations for students during sporting events at Twin River and review them with your child.
