High school track practice is cancelled tonight (Wednesday 3/19).
Attention 8th grade to senior parents and students:
Camp Confidence is Here!
The Community Connection Group of Central IL and the Boys & Girls Club are thrilled to announce the dates for Camp Confidence (formerly known as Building Future Leaders) this summer! The camp is open to all 8th grade graduates to high school graduates.
The camp is designed to help students develop leadership skills, explore career paths, and even secure internships in their fields of interest.
📅 Dates: July 14-16, 21-23, & 28-30 (3 hours per session)
📍 Location: Central IL Connection Center, Chatsworth
🚍 Transportation: Provided
🍽️ Meals: Free breakfast and lunch
This is a fantastic opportunity for students to build confidence, gain valuable skills, and invest in their future. Don’t miss out!
Senior McKenzie Walters and junior Glen Richie are featured in this week's LACC Friday Feature! Keep up the amazing work!
Congratulations to Spencer Moreno! He will be continuing his running career at the University of St.Francis in Joliet next fall!
Congratulations to Spencer Moreno on his RVC all conference basketball team selection!
Congratulations to Tri-Point's RVC All Conference girls basketball selections!
As a reminder, tomorrow Thursday, March 6th is a 2:10 dismissal. There is also no school for students on Friday, March 7th. Have a great 3 day weekend!!!
Charger Parents/Guardians
We are once again asking for your participation by taking part in the annual 5 Essentials Survey at the link below. The 5Essentials Survey provides valuable feedback from parents, students, and teachers, allowing us to assess areas of strength and opportunities for growth. The data gathered from this survey plays an essential role in shaping our school improvement plans, including adjustments to our handbook and other key aspects of our school operations.
https://survey.5-essentials.org/illinois/?target_name=parent&p=1
You will need to use Livingston County to find our 3 schools.
Thank you
Congrats to Tri-Point High School's Mrs. Vieira. She received the Eastern Illini Empowering Grant. She plans on using the grant money for 3 Sphero BOLT robots to use in her physical science classrooms.
Freshmen orientation is tonight at the high school at 5 pm. All incoming freshmen and parents/guardians are invited to join us. If you are unable to join us, please call the high school office, and we can provide you with the information you missed.
If you are interested in purchasing girls basketball RVC champs apparel, please visit this link-
https://tripointgirlsbasketballchampions2025.itemorder.com/shop/home/
This Friday, February 28th will be the last day to order a yearbook for both the Lower Elementary and Upper Elementary Jr. High. There will not be any extra yearbooks at the schools to buy this year. If you still wanted to buy a yearbook you can do that at the link below any time before Friday.
book.hrimaging.com
Six Tri-Point high school students attended the River Valley Conference Leadership Program on Friday at KCC. The event kicked off with a fun scavenger hunt, where our students teamed up with kids from other RVC schools to explore the campus. Michael Boyd, president of KCC, then spoke about core values and the importance of writing a personal mission statement. Chris Curtis, mayor of Kankakee, followed with a discussion on the key qualities of great leadership. Pictured are Owen Griner, Allen Lucero, Calla Fuoss, President Boyd, Ben Frantz, Pru Davies, and Lily Burns.
Tri-Point's FFA Week was a huge success! From Fear Factor and dress-up days to an appreciation lunch and engaging Friday afternoon stations, the week was packed with fun and memorable activities. Students enjoyed dodge ball, Jeopardy, tower building, dog toy making, and sandwich making, all thanks to the hard work of Ms. Shouse, Ms. Baker, and the FFA group. To wrap up the festivities, tractor and truck day will take place Tuesday!
The high school girls basketball team put up a tremendous fight in the regional title game last night against a strong GCMS team. Our girls battled back to cut the deficit to just eight points in the fourth quarter before ultimately falling 39-54.
Though the season ended sooner than we hoped, the TP community could not be prouder of this team and their coaches. Finishing as RVC Champions with an impressive 23-6 overall record, these girls gave it their all and left everything on the court.
Congratulations on an incredible season—we are so proud of you!
The bus that brings the high school kids to Cullom from Piper City will leave at 7:25 am in the morning starting on Monday 2/24.
Good luck to the high school girls basketball team as they travel to GCMS tonight to play in the regional championship game! Game time is 7 pm against GCMS.
Kasi Hughes was named Livingston County CTE Student of the Month, a program sponsored through Livingston Area Education for Employment. Kasi was nominated for this award for exemplifying the qualities of attitude, work traits, and personal traits. Kasi has excelled in agriculture classes all 4 years of high school, and she is also a 2nd year student in the Automotive & DIesel Tech program at LACC.
Congratulations to the girls basketball team on their win over Fisher tonight. They play in the regional championship game on Thursday 2/20
at GCMS. They will play GCMS at 7 pm. Good luck girls!
Thank you, PACE, for generously providing new equipment for our PE classes to use in the weight room!
With your support, we were able to purchase a new cage with various attachments, a bench, a range of dumbbells, and medicine balls. This equipment will greatly benefit our students, and we truly appreciate your commitment to our kids.
