Mr. Anderson visited Mrs. Pahlmann's 1st grade class in October for Science. The students had been learning about animals, animal parts, and how animals survive during the Life Science unit. Mr. Anderson taught the first graders about bats and other animals. During his visit, students saw skeletons of different animals and saw many different types of bats. They learned interesting facts, like bats have fingers and a thumb! They learned so much from him! We hope to invite Mr. Anderson back for another visit in the future. #triopia
Triopia Archery (NASP) has started! All "archers" are having a blast! Thank you to all of our grant donors which helped provide all of our equipment:
Tri-County Gobblers---National Wild Turkey Federation,
United Bowhunters of Illinois,
National Archery in the Schools Program, and
Land of Lincoln Whitetails Unlimited. #triopia
NHS is sponsoring a Blood Drive on Tuesday!
Today 19 Juniors and seniors spent the day in Springfield. They toured the LLCC Workforce Development Center in the morning, learning about career training programs such as culinary arts, welding, and mechanic programs. I'm the afternoon they attend the Building Trades Fair put on by the local unions from several trades. Each station had hands-on activities that related to that specific trade. #triopia
Responsibility - Students of the Week for November 11: Lydia Dean, 1st grade daughter of Adam and Meredith Dean of Jacksonville and Addalyn McCormick, 4th grade daughter of Bryce and Kara McCormick. Congratulations Lydia and Addayln!
Have you turned in your Family Reading Night form? For planning purposes, it is important that you return so we can plan accordingly!
Forms are due tomorrow, November 14.
Family Reading Night is Wednesday, November 20 from 5:30-6:30 PM.
Triopia Grade School students are selling St. Louis Cardinals calendars - only $15 each - orders are due TOMORROW, November 13. Calendars will be in before Christmas.
See any GS student or contact Mrs. Hobrock if you'd like to order!
Missing 10% of school days, just 2 days each month, can put children at risk of academic failure. #schooleveryday #triopia
Triopia Schools will run emergency bus routes tomorrow, November 12 in the morning.
Thank you!
All practices and meetings for this evening (November 11) have been canceled. The Junior High boys basketball game at Winchester is still on at this time.
Thank you.
REMINDER: There will be a parent/player meeting for all students interested in playing junior high volleyball TOMORROW, Monday, November 11 at 6:00 PM in the Triopia cafeteria. (This is for anyone in grades 6th-8th at Triopia or Meredosia)
The new scoreboard is up. Thanks to all of our donors/advertisers! The new wall mats are up. Thanks to our athletic boosters! We are ready for the high school basketball season! #triopia
Triopia Schools will dismiss 2 hours early on Monday, November 11 - bus students will be dismissed at 1:10, grade school students at 1:15 and jr. high and high school students at 1:20.
The Greenfield PTO will be serving a fundraiser dinner at the Jr High Girls game tonight. They will begin serving at 5:30 Pulled pork sandwich chips green beans applesauce pie cookies/drinks
Please mark you calendars to join us...
Responsibility - Students of the Week for November 4: Lane Fricke, 2nd grade son of Jason and Dana Fricke of Concord and Sam Miller, 5th grade son of Ryan and Abbie Miller. Congratulations Lane and Sam!
We hope you can join us for the program on November 11 to honor our veterans.
Preschoolers who miss too much school don’t develop reading, math & social skills as quickly as their peers. #schooleveryday #triopia
Triopia Grade School presents... Family Reading Night!
Wednesday, November 20 - 5:30-6:30 PM
Reading Night will include stops in multiple classrooms for reading activities followed by the 5th/6th grade band concert!
Mark your calendar now - more information to come!
There will be a parent/player meeting for all students interested in playing junior high volleyball on Monday, November 11 at 6:00 PM in the Triopia cafeteria.
