We had the best time watching our very own "Macy's Day Parade" at Twin River! Thank you Pre-K! We hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving Break! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
The 7th grade science classes were busy testing different substances to try to find out what made up the “mystery mixture”. It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
The Fall Music Concert. It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Please, join us tonight! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Congratulations to Briley Cuba, for being named to the Crossroads Conference All Conference team!
It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
It's starting to look a lot like.....Holiday season. It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Hello everyone!
The 6th grade's production of The Lion King Kids is soon approaching. It is coming to that time where I am starting to look for costume pieces and costume construction materials. We will be making a lot of large animal costumes from cardboard and paper mâché. If you have any of the following materials that you'd be willing to part with, please send them to school with your students, drop off at the central office or contact myself at jessie.nelson@twinriver.esu7.org! Thank you!
Cardboard (especially large pieces like from big boxes)
Paper Cardboard (like cereal boxes and snack boxes)
Newspapers
Craft board/Poster board
Packing paper (like that thin brown paper that comes in Amazon packages)
Chicken wire/mesh material
Miscellaneous wire
PVC pipes or other strong tube materials
Pex tubing (smaller, slightly more flexible tubing, but still has some strength to it)
Styrofoam
Orange fabric
Gray fabric
Yellow fabric
Large wooden dowels
Pool noodles
Fishing wire
Walking sticks
With the exception of maybe the walking sticks, none of these materials would be able to be returned to you if you donate them to us, so please keep that in mind! Thank you!
Jessie Nelson
We had a tremendous turnout for Breakfast with a Buddy this morning! Thank you to all who came for breakfast! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
The 6th Grade Student of the Month for November for Mrs. Eisenmenger’s class is Ruth Dempcy. Ruth is known for being polite and respectful, and is kind to those around her. She has a wonderful attitude and puts forth maximum effort in all activities and subjects. Ruth is a responsible student who is attentive, participates well, and always gets her assignments done on time. She is not afraid of new situations, and is always willing to learn new things, even if they may be hard. She is a role model for those around her, even when no one is watching! Keep up the good work!
The 6th Grade Student of the Month for November for Ms. Roger’s class is Bentley Zimmer. Bentley consistently demonstrates a strong commitment to his studies, putting in a significant amount of time to complete his work with care. His willingness to ask questions reflects his desire to understand concepts deeply and do things correctly. Bentley will put in the time it takes to learn, study, and do his work efficiently. Additionally, he shows remarkable kindness and respect towards others, in many ways as well as he will often offer his help to younger students with their reading and math, which highlights his leadership qualities. Bentley has shown consistent ability to meet challenges and support his peers, which is commendable.
The 5th Grade Student of the Month for November for Mrs. Thomas’s Class is Greyson Pearson. Greyson has a true excitement for learning. He comes in everyday ready to learn. He has a love of history, to the point where I learn facts from him at times! His level of reading is so high, that he has started using the High School library to find books of interest for him.
Not only does he have a love for reading, but he is also a respectful classmate to all.
He is going to do great things in life. You are what a Titan should be. We are proud to call you Student of the Month, Greyson Pearson!!!
The 5th Grade Student of the Month for November for Mrs. Lund’s Class Alexa Sapp. Alexa works hard and always tries her best. She follows directions and tries to help out her classmates. She is a good friend to all and is helpful in the classroom.
We had nine students attend the Sportsmanship and Leadership Summit in Norfolk today. They were able to hear positive messages from Kevin Kush on being Great Teammates. Rob Miller shared about creating Team Covenants, and Diane Shuck discussed building a positive game day culture
Junior High Girls kick off their basketball season today in Monroe at 4:30! Good luck lady Titans! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Carter Green and the planter box he made in woods class. Great job, Carter! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Elementary loves to be the "I" in KIND! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
On Friday, November 22nd, Twin River students are encouraged to invite a buddy to breakfast. Student Council will serve muffins, donuts, and juice to show our appreciation to the important people in our students' lives who help shape their education. Forms have been sent out with students to sign up for breakfast. Breakfast with a Buddy will take place from 7:30 to 7:50 am. We hope to see you there! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Although we said good bye to our playground our students are excited for the future of this space! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
World Kindness Day 2024! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
One more KIND photo. Twin River has awesome students! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
In library class last week, students read a book called “My Teacher for President” then discussed characteristics of a good leader. Each student wrote a letter to their teacher saying why they’d make a great president. Common themes were that our teachers are respectful, dedicated, and caring. They help students and are passionate about their jobs! It's a GREAT day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
Today we celebrated World Kindness Day! Our kids had such a fun time being the "I" in KIND!
It's a GREAT Day to be a Titan! #WeAreTR
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