Trick or Treat on the Trail is Sunday, Oct 18th from 3-5 on the walk path.
Student attendance resumes on Tuesday.
The high school volleyball will be at home Monday (10/12) night for the first round of the RVC conference tournamnet. JV will start at 5 pm followed by varsity.
Here is what is happening this week at the high school!
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🎉 What a wonderful day for a Homecoming parade! 🎉
We had beautiful weather and a great turnout for yesterday's HoCo parade! A huge thank you to all the local businesses, fire departments, the Sons of the American Legion, our school groups, and DJ Rich Hogan for being part of our parade and helping make it such a special event. We appreciate your support of Tri-Point and our students!
-Morning Pre-k will dismiss at 10:30
-No afternoon Pre-k
-All students will go to Cullom at 11:45 for the Homecoming Parade
-The Homecoming Parade starts at 12:30
-We will be dismissing at 2:10 from Cullom
-Activity shuttles will run 1 hour early as well
-No student attendance Friday
Class Color Day for HoCo!
Our Chargers showed off their class colors today! A huge THANK YOU to Kadie Fairley and Country Financial for generously donating our Homecoming class shirts! We truly appreciate your continued support of Tri-Point and all you do for our school and students.
Charge On, Chargers!
The Piper to Kempton bus and the Cabery area route bus will each be running 15 -20 minutes bahind schedule. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Senior Court Members (back row): Lexa Porth, Grace Richie, Lance Hummel, Allen Lucero, Brooklynn Hitchens, and Aiden Kennedy.
Homecoming Attendants (front row):
Freshmen: Colton Bridger and Brooklynn McCauley
Sophomores: AJ Fernandez and Kara Stuckey
Juniors: Trevor Condon and Myah Mettille
Be sure to join us for the Homecoming Parade on Thursday, October 8! Our 2026 Homecoming King and Queen will be announced at the end of the parade.
Tri-Point Driver’s Ed students had the opportunity to hear from Lisa Maynard from Think First, who spoke with the class about the importance of thinking first before making dangerous decisions behind the wheel. Anthony Hoffman and Lisa Hoffman also shared their personal story about the dangers and lasting impact of driving under the influence.
We appreciate them taking the time to educate our students and remind them that one decision can have lifelong consequences. Thank you for helping our students make safe and responsible choices!
