Wednesday, April 1, 2020

1. Academic letter applications are available online on our website under high school office. Applications will be accepted until April 29.  Academic letters will be awarded to those students in grades 9-12 who achieved a 3.5 cumulative grade point average, with no grades lower than a B- during the previous 2 semesters, fill out an application and meet the other requirements listed. If you any questions regarding this, please email mpetersohn@triton.k12.mn.us or call the high school office.
2. The $500 West Concord American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship deadline has been extended due to no applications. SENIORS--please check to see if you have a parent, grandparent or great-grandparent member (living or deceased) of West Concord American Legion Post 295 or West Concord American Legion Auxiliary Post 295. If you do--please turn in an application by April 30th! Applications can be found on schoology or email Ms. Runnells at crunnells@triton.k12.mn.us
3. JUNIORS, it was a bummer that your ACT & ASVAB tests were postponed. But now you have more time to prepare! Remember you can use the FREE MCIS resources by logging into your account at mncis.intocareers.org, going to My Portfolio, clicking on College Entrance/GED/ASVAB Tests and then using the 3 ACT Practice Tests, ACT Online Course (tailored to your needs), or ADVAB practice tests. Email Ms. Runnells if you can't get into your account at crunnells@triton.k12.mn.us

1. Academic letter applications are available online on our website under high school office. Applications will be accepted until April 29.  Academic letters will be awarded to those students in grades 9-12 who achieved a 3.5 cumulative grade point average, with no grades lower than a B- during the previous 2 semesters, fill out an application and meet the other requirements listed. If you any questions regarding this, please email mpetersohn@triton.k12.mn.us or call the high school office.

STUDENT BULLETIN

Monday, March 30, 2020

1. Academic letter applications are available online on our website under high school office. Applications will be accepted until April 29.  Academic letters will be awarded to those students in grades 9-12 who achieved a 3.5 cumulative grade point average, with no grades lower than a B- during the previous 2 semesters, fill out an application and meet the other requirements listed. If you any questions regarding this, please email mpetersohn@triton.k12.mn.us or call the high school office.
2. If the coronavirus is history by June 8, Northgate Driving School will offer a session of classroom drivers training at Triton from Monday, June 8 - Friday June 19, 2020. The class would meet from 8 - 11 a.m. in the Choir Room. Cost is $200 for the classroom and $200 for Behind the Wheel training, which is done in Rochester. If you register and pay in advance there is a $25 discount, so the cost would be $375. Registration forms are available under high school office on our website or from Mr. Anderson when we return.  If you use the one posted on the Northgate site, the prices are not current. If you have questions, feel free to contact Mr. Anderson at canderson@triton.k12.mn.us

1. Congratulations to the following students that received superior ratings at the Section solo and ensemble music contest, held on Monday, Mar. 9 in Austin.

Solos: Anthony Crofton, Liam Dostal, Kaleb Flores, Connor Kleinwort, Marcaisia Mlenar, Cristian Munoz, Tavan Radke, Cory Utech and Tess Zastrow

Best in Site - Kaleb Flores was awarded a “Best in Site” award for his solo “The Vagabond.”

1. Congratulations to the following students that received superior ratings at the Section solo and ensemble music contest, held on Monday, Mar. 9 in Austin.

Solos: Anthony Crofton, Liam Dostal, Kaleb Flores, Connor Kleinwort, Marcaisia Mlenar, Cristian Munoz, Tavan Radke, Cory Utech and Tess Zastrow

Best in Site - Kaleb Flores was awarded a “Best in Site” award for his solo “The Vagabond.”