This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
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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!
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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!
~Parent Teacher Conferences Thursday, October 8th~
Conferences are scheduled to run from 12pm-8pm
Elementary: Conferences will be held in each student’s classroom.
JH/HS: Teachers will be located in the Cafeteria Commons.
Teachers who teach multiple grade levels: These teachers will be located in the Athletic Commons.
To help ensure that elementary conferences stay on schedule, parents/guardians of students in multiple grade levels are asked to allow enough time between conferences to travel between buildings.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to the school office. We look forward to seeing you!
Conferences are scheduled to run from 12pm-8pm
Elementary: Conferences will be held in each student’s classroom.
JH/HS: Teachers will be located in the Cafeteria Commons.
Teachers who teach multiple grade levels: These teachers will be located in the Athletic Commons.
To help ensure that elementary conferences stay on schedule, parents/guardians of students in multiple grade levels are asked to allow enough time between conferences to travel between buildings.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please reach out to the school office. We look forward to seeing you!
🚨Twin River Softball🚨
The game is still on as scheduled for tonight!
5:30 PM Parents Night
6:00 PM First Pitch
A huge shoutout to all of the people who pitched in to get the field ready to play today.
Twin River Juniors & Seniors Attend the 2026 Governor’s Youth Summit!
Juniors and seniors from Twin River attended the 2026 Nebraska Governor’s Youth Summit, where they had the opportunity to explore future opportunities, connect with industry professionals, and learn more about the many possibilities available to them right here in Nebraska.
Students heard from keynote speaker Troy Dannen, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Athletic Director, and Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, who shared insights about our great state, its people, and the opportunities available to Nebraska students.
Juniors and seniors from Twin River attended the 2026 Nebraska Governor’s Youth Summit, where they had the opportunity to explore future opportunities, connect with industry professionals, and learn more about the many possibilities available to them right here in Nebraska.
Students heard from keynote speaker Troy Dannen, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Athletic Director, and Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, who shared insights about our great state, its people, and the opportunities available to Nebraska students.
Here is a Twin River Softball update! Adalyn Bishop 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!
FBLA to Hold 15th Annual Appliance Drive
Twin River FBLA will be holding its 15th Annual Appliance Drive on Friday, October 9, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Students and advisers will once again be collecting old appliances and scrap metal from the communities of Genoa, Silver Creek and Monroe.
Community members who have appliances or scrap metal they would like to donate are encouraged to contact Mrs. Reardon or Mrs. Carlson at Twin River Public Schools at 402-993-2274 or via email at mreardon@twinriver.esu7.org or scarlson@twinriver.esu7.org to get their name on the pickup list.
When calling or emailing, please provide your name, address, and a description of the items that need to be picked up. To make the pickup process easier, all items must be placed outside and ready for pickup before students arrive.
FBLA is unable to accept televisions or computers.
The annual appliance drive is a long-standing Twin River FBLA tradition and provides students with an opportunity to serve the community while raising funds to support FBLA activities and projects. The chapter appreciates the continued support of area residents who help make this event a success each year.
Twin River FBLA will be holding its 15th Annual Appliance Drive on Friday, October 9, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Students and advisers will once again be collecting old appliances and scrap metal from the communities of Genoa, Silver Creek and Monroe.
Community members who have appliances or scrap metal they would like to donate are encouraged to contact Mrs. Reardon or Mrs. Carlson at Twin River Public Schools at 402-993-2274 or via email at mreardon@twinriver.esu7.org or scarlson@twinriver.esu7.org to get their name on the pickup list.
When calling or emailing, please provide your name, address, and a description of the items that need to be picked up. To make the pickup process easier, all items must be placed outside and ready for pickup before students arrive.
FBLA is unable to accept televisions or computers.
The annual appliance drive is a long-standing Twin River FBLA tradition and provides students with an opportunity to serve the community while raising funds to support FBLA activities and projects. The chapter appreciates the continued support of area residents who help make this event a success each year.
Want to learn more about Twin River's new Teammates Mentoring Program? Stop by at our table at the events on the flyer.
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!
We want to make you aware of reports of a phone scam that has recently impacted several Nebraska school districts.
In these incidents, a parent receives a call from an unknown number. The caller falsely claims to be a school employee, often identifying themselves as a counselor or other staff member, and says that the parent's child is in trouble or involved in an emergency situation. The caller then attempts to direct the parent to meet at a location to pick up their child and may instruct them not to disconnect the call or discuss it with anyone else.
These calls are fraudulent and should not be trusted.
School leaders wish to remind families of the following:
1. If a parent receives a call claiming their child is in trouble, they should hang up and contact the school directly using the school's published phone number.
2. School staff will not ask parents to meet at secret, undisclosed, or off-campus locations to pick up a student.
3. School personnel will not instruct parents to keep a situation confidential or prevent them from contacting others.
4. Parents should be cautious of calls from unknown numbers that create a sense of urgency or pressure immediate action.
5. While this scam is not new, reports indicate it continues to reappear from time to time in different communities. Awareness is one of the best tools for preventing these scams from succeeding.
This information was sent to us from the Nebraska Department of Education. If you receive a call that appears to be a part of this scam, please report it to Twin River Public School or law enforcement.
Best regards,
Brandi Bartels
Superintendent
Twin River Public Schools
In these incidents, a parent receives a call from an unknown number. The caller falsely claims to be a school employee, often identifying themselves as a counselor or other staff member, and says that the parent's child is in trouble or involved in an emergency situation. The caller then attempts to direct the parent to meet at a location to pick up their child and may instruct them not to disconnect the call or discuss it with anyone else.
These calls are fraudulent and should not be trusted.
School leaders wish to remind families of the following:
1. If a parent receives a call claiming their child is in trouble, they should hang up and contact the school directly using the school's published phone number.
2. School staff will not ask parents to meet at secret, undisclosed, or off-campus locations to pick up a student.
3. School personnel will not instruct parents to keep a situation confidential or prevent them from contacting others.
4. Parents should be cautious of calls from unknown numbers that create a sense of urgency or pressure immediate action.
5. While this scam is not new, reports indicate it continues to reappear from time to time in different communities. Awareness is one of the best tools for preventing these scams from succeeding.
This information was sent to us from the Nebraska Department of Education. If you receive a call that appears to be a part of this scam, please report it to Twin River Public School or law enforcement.
Best regards,
Brandi Bartels
Superintendent
Twin River Public Schools
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes and pictures were taken by Jen Johnson. Go Titans!
This activity flyer was produced by students in Twin River Digital Media classes. Go Titans!
~Reminder: Picture retake day is tomorrow September 24th~
Here is a Twin River Softball update! Mya Ramaekers 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!
