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Our students are having a blast during our Cobra FUNd Run fundraiser, & we’re on our way to reaching our goal of $10,000! When you register your student at MYBOOSTER.COM, they’ll get their keychain the very next day!
Today is Kick off for our Boosterthon! Last year, we raised over $20,000- with those funds we added enrichment equipment to our playground (which gets used every day!) Let's see what we can do this year for our Elementary Technology!!
Hey Triton Families! Boosterthon is BACK!!! Our kick off date is tomorrow. You can start registering by going to mybooster.com! We are raising funds for Elementary Technology! These funds also pay for our Air Insanity end of year party event & other grade level field trips!
Rolls & Reading was a success this morning at TES! Thank you to our families for making it this morning & a BIG Thank you to our Taher Staff in the cafeteria!!
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Just a reminder- BOOK FAIR BINGO is happening tonight in the Triton Cafeteria at 6:30pm. This is a free event to our students & families. We have 50 gift certificates to give away. Join us tonight for a chance to win!!
To help celebrate Read Across America Day, Triton Elementary will be hosting a Rolls & Reading event on Friday March 1st. Families can join their student in the cafeteria to read a couple books and enjoy a cinnamon roll or donut! 7:20-8am, See you there!
Everyone is getting WILD ABOUT READING! Elementary TEAM is holding their Book Fair Bingo event on Thurs Feb 29th at 6:30pm in the main cafeteria. You'll get a chance to win a gift certificate for our Book Fair that's coming in March! We'll see you there!!
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Will you have a 5 yr old before or on Sept 1st, 2024? If so, mark your calendar to stop by Triton Elementary on April 15th for Kindergarten Round up! Information for ONLINE REGISTRATION will be sent out soon!
Mrs. Gilliland's 2nd grade class won the golden book for WHAT'S THE BOOK Wednesday day. The book was Arthur's Valentine! With Nurse Andrea being our guest reader!
It's I love to Read month, every Wednesday we play a game where our classes will guess the book! We had our first WHATS THE BOOK WEDNESDAY today and the winner is..... Mrs. Hegrenes's 1st grade class! Thank you to our mystery reader, Lauryn Nauman who is a Senior at Triton!
MNDOT stopped by today to meet with our 2nd graders to talk about bridges around Southern MN!!
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Shoot for a Cure is a Triton Basketball Fundraiser for cancer research. Any basketball player from Cobra Cagers to Varsity can be sponsored!! Our goal is to reach $5,000. We have made it easier to Sponsor a Player- Scan the QR Code or go to https://forms.gle/wrCRJD6act16yzsK9
Triton Public Schools will be closed on Friday, January 12th. The Wolf Ridge Trip will leave on time as scheduled.
Tomorrow is the first December Dress Up Day - staff/students can celebrate by dressing up in green or Grinch apparel!
*Students are NOT allowed to wear masks on any dress up days.
6th grade Math teacher, Marit Lang, has been named 2023-2024 Triton Teacher of the Year. Congratulations Marit, thank you for all you do for Triton Public Schools.
Today we celebrate National Community Education Day! A very special thank you goes out to Kristy Faber and Kris Lilledahl for your continued efforts to embrace learning at all ages! Community Education programming impacts learners of all ages in Triton Communities of Claremont, Dodge Center, and West Concord. Thank you for supporting Triton Community Education today, and all year long. #WeAreTriton
Join us tomorrow, November 10 at 9 AM in the HS East Gym for our Veterans Day Program to honor all who have served.
Just a quick reminder that we will be showing the documentary film "My Ascension" on Wednesday, September 13th at 6:30 pm in the PAC. This is a public event and all are welcome to attend. There will be a panel doing Q and A after the film.
REPOSTING ARTICLE FROM KTTC:
OLMSTED COUNTY, Minn. (KTTC) – September is Suicide Prevention Month and Olmsted County is highlighting resources to residents in the area.
The county is spreading the message that suicide is preventable while committing to saving lives and promoting mental well-being.
Olmsted County hopes to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health to foster a place where those who may be struggling can feel heard, supported and understood.
“As we mark Suicide Prevention Month, Olmsted County stands united in its dedication to hope, healing, and resilience within our community,” said Olmsted County Adult Mental Health Program Coordinator Laura Sutherland in a statement. “We have several resources and compassionate support networks working collaboratively to prevent suicide and promote mental health.”
Some mental health resources in the area include:
Calling or texting the suicide and crisis lifeline at 988
Southeast Regional Crisis Center, located in Rochester, is a 24/7 walk-in mental health facility designed specifically for people experiencing a mental health crisis
The Olmsted County Diversity, Equity, and Community Outreach Team helps eliminate disparities for publicly delivered Community Corrections services. The team also provides outreach and education on mental health and substance abuse services to the community
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Southeast Minnesota Chapter offers resources for individuals in crisis, support groups, and peer support
Wellness in the Woods is a “warm line” for those not in crisis but needing a safe and free way to receive confidential and anonymous one-on-one support
The county is urging residents to help take an active role in Suicide Prevention Month by helping to spread awareness and know what resources are available.
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