Freshmen students are fully engaged in their vocational programs! The speed at which they begin to learn the vocabulary and skills of their trade is impressive. Pictured left are three Dental freshmen: Ari Weiner, Addie Smith and Gabby Leon-Perez. |
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EVENT UPDATES Grades 9 & 10
Friday, March 13, 2026: Sophomore/Freshman Semi Formal, 6:30 - 9:30 in the Tri-County Cafeteria. Tickets are currently on sale for $10 and will be sold until Friday, March 13 at 12pm. Absolutely no tickets will be sold at the door. Students who wish to bring an outside guest must submit a completed Guest Form. Guest forms are available in the Dean’s Office. Grades 11 & 12
Thursday, April 16, 2026: Junior /Senior Prom 6pm - 10pm at Gillette Stadium. Tickets are $95 per person and will be on sale in the Dean's Office from Monday, March 9 through Wednesday, March 25th at 3pm. ABSOLUTELY NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AFTER THIS DATE. Payment can be made by cash, check (made out to Tri-County RVTHS) or by credit or debit card using the UniPay link on our website. Students who wish to bring an outside guest must submit a completed Guest Form. Guest forms are available in the Dean’s Office.
Please be advised that students with more than 4 unexcused absences are not permitted to participate in extracurricular activities, including school dances. Friday, 4/17, is a required school day. Grade 12
Tuesday, March 24: Senior trip, APEX Entertainment. Permission slips were due before vacation and will no longer be accepted. Any students who did not sign up for the field trip must still attend school.
Thursday, March 26, 2026: Tim Rice Photography will be in the building for Cap and Gown Photo Sessions for seniors. Only seniors whose parents/guardians register using the link provided in the email will be scheduled for a photo session and assigned a time slot. Please check your email for the message from Karen Roberts, which contains the registration link. The deadline to register is Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at 2:30 PM.
Tuesday, May 26, 2026: Senior Boat Cruise, Additional information and permission slips will be distributed as the event date approaches. |
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The annual Speedball Tournament, one of the best loved TC annual traditions, was held last week. Seven teams competed for the title of Speedball Champions. The teams paid an entry fee to raise funds for Blood Cancer Awareness. This activity is organized by the National Honor Society. Pictured from left to right are: Michael Roche, Brayden Shea, Nick O'Brien, Declan Walker, Matt Pinto, Gavin Sullivan, Chris Pinto, Noah Roche, Eddie Sharkey. |
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The TC Student Council, in partnership with the American Red Cross, hosted its second annual Blood Drive yesterday. The TC community showed up to help others, at a time when the Red Cross and hospitals across the country are experiencing extreme donor blood shortages. Together, 36 units of blood were collected-- Enough to help save the lives of 108 people!
Thank you to those who helped organize, volunteer the day of, and of course those who donated! We couldn't have done it without you. Pictured from left to right: Standing - Charlotte Lynch, Janilla King, Lainey Parah, Kayla Capone, Ana Oliveira, Ariana Wilkerson, Sitting - Emily Chaisson |
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In the effort to modernize the Auto Technology program to prepare students for industry, grant funds were used to procure a Nissan LEAF (Leading Environmentally-Friendly Affordable Family car), a zero emission eco-friendly vehicle that will be used as an electric training vehicle. The LEAF was delivered to Tri-County in February. |
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The clock is ticking towards graduation! The second trimester has now ended; final grades for this trimester will be available on March 23. If your student has catching up to do on grades or attendance, please remind them that there are just 10 weeks left in this last trimester! A letter to families whose students must satisfy obligations (class dues, uniform fees, etc.) will be mailed during April vacation.
Seniors will be dismissed at 2 p.m. on Friday afternoons for the remainder of the school year. This is a privilege granted only to seniors. Should they be a ride home for a younger sibling, they will have to wait for the 2:10 dismissal of the remainder of the student body. Underclassmen will not be dismissed early on these days and the abuse of this privilege will lead to its revocation. |
All Grade 10 students will be attending an assembly on Digital Safety on 3/26/26. The Norfolk County District Attorney's Office received a grant to sponsor this speaker for schools. A flyer on the presentation can be found here.
One hundred sixty three students tested for SkillsUSA this past week! Involvement in Skills is a wonderful way for students to show off what their trade skills. We are pleased to have so many student participants vying for recognition this year; outstanding students who succeed in successive competitions may be eligible to travel to Atlanta in June for the national championships.
A first breakfast and lunch are free for all students daily. The school counseling team has created this list of food resources for any family who needs assistance. Additionally, the school can offer some assistance through our Cougars Care closet; please reach out to your student's counselor if your family is in need of assistance. They work with students and families in confidence to help access assistance.
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Wednesday, March 18: Student Half Day Tuesday, March 24 and Wednesday, March 25: Grade 10 ELA MCAS *Two consecutive A weeks: 3/16 and 3/23 *Two consecutive B weeks: 3/30 and 4/6 *Updated Calendar to reflect the new last day of school based on snow days will be available in early April! |
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