Special thanks to Morgan County Queen Bella for coming to Triopia and talking to our students about 4H!
Triopia Schools will NOT be in session on Monday, October 13.
We have had excellent attendance at Triopia after-school events, and for that we are very thankful and excited!
As a note, when attending these events at Triopia, please follow all posted parking signs. The violations mainly take place in the front of the building during games and events held inside our gymnasiums. Be sure to look for spaces reserved for:
-Powerful Teams, Powerful Dreams winners (usually marked with signage and cones)
-Handicap parking
-Fire lanes (marked by signs and/or red curbing)
There are also plenty of places to drop off those who may have difficulty walking into the building. As a note, our main event parking is in the rear of the building, so please use that area if the front parking is full to help keep our campus safe and accessible for everyone.
Thank you!
As a note, when attending these events at Triopia, please follow all posted parking signs. The violations mainly take place in the front of the building during games and events held inside our gymnasiums. Be sure to look for spaces reserved for:
-Powerful Teams, Powerful Dreams winners (usually marked with signage and cones)
-Handicap parking
-Fire lanes (marked by signs and/or red curbing)
There are also plenty of places to drop off those who may have difficulty walking into the building. As a note, our main event parking is in the rear of the building, so please use that area if the front parking is full to help keep our campus safe and accessible for everyone.
Thank you!
We are proud to announce our Aug/Sept student-athlete of the month. These athletes were nominated by their coaches.
Cheer - Anala Massie
Volleyball - Addalynn McCormick
Cross Country - Brennen Beck
Poms-Sami Cromer (not pictured)
Football - Bronc Bogner
Golf - Ben Meyer
Thank you Isaac’s Coffee Shop for sponsoring these awards!
6th grade made papyrus and painted hieroglyphics as part of their unit on ancient Egypt.
Homecoming Schedule Reminders:
Wednesday Oct 1st
6pm - Powder Puff
7pm - Volleyball Game
Friday Oct 3rd
6:15 pm - Homecoming Court Announcement
*Court members should arrive by 5:50pm
Saturday Oct 4th
7:30-9:30 - Homecoming Dance at Triopia
*Tickets are $10 and must be purchased at school prior to the dance.
Wednesday Oct 1st
6pm - Powder Puff
7pm - Volleyball Game
Friday Oct 3rd
6:15 pm - Homecoming Court Announcement
*Court members should arrive by 5:50pm
Saturday Oct 4th
7:30-9:30 - Homecoming Dance at Triopia
*Tickets are $10 and must be purchased at school prior to the dance.
Mark your calendars...
There is a correction to the school calendar - Friday, October 10 will be a 2:20 dismissal!
On Friday the cheerleaders are challenging all the students that ride a bus to school ... They want to see whose bus has the most school spirit!! So, deck yourself out in your blue and white Triopia gear!
The cheerleaders will greet the buses on Friday morning and capture the sea of BLUE!
The cheerleaders will greet the buses on Friday morning and capture the sea of BLUE!
Bus School Spirit Competition
October Lunch Menu
The first graders enjoyed a beautiful day on their field trip to Prairie Land.
Our Cheerleaders will once again be hosting a bonfire for homecoming week....7th-12th grade students are invited.
2025 Homecoming Dress Up Days....HS, JH, and elementary students are invited to participate.
Triopia Volley for Hope T-shirt Order forms are due tomorrow to the GS office!
The 2025 Homecoming Week will begin with our annual parade hosted by Meredosia High School on Sunday, September 28th at 3:00 p.m. A meal is being hosted prior to the parade in support of the Meredosia Music Boosters. If you are interested in being in the parade, contact Meredosia Schools at 217.584.1744 or send an email to kgraham@mcsd11.net, tsievers@mcsd11.net, or 2026ihull@mcsd11.net.
Today's HS golf match at K's Creek has been cancelled.
Students in Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica are teaching the kindergarten classes some Spanish this year. The first lesson was over colors- los colores!
Juniors who are interested in the healthcare career field attended the UIS/UIC Nurse for A Day program. Students heard from healthcare professionals from Memorial Hospitals, were able to work with UIC patient simulators, use equipment aimed at sports medicine, and learn different healthcare pathways from current nursing students.
Job Opportunity!
