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Three Scenarios Considered for Minnesota Schools This FallTri-City United Schools appreciates and understands the anxiety families and staff are feeling by not knowing what school will look like this fall. The truth is, we don't have any answers yet. Ultimately, the decision on whether students will, or will not, return to school depends on the spread of COVID-19 and the directives from the Minnesota Department of Health. Visit our Fall 2020 Planning page for more information. |
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Tri-City United Le Center K-8 School Receives Minnesota PBIS Sustaining Exemplar Recognition2020 will mark the second year in a row that TCU Le Center K-8 school has received this recognition. The Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) recognized 67 public schools and six school districts for their successful work using Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports (PBIS), a program that provides schools and districts with training and support to promote positive student behavior. Here is a link to the Minnesota Department of Education press release and list of 67 schools to receive this award. Congratulations TCU Le Center - Keep up the good work! |
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Tri-City United Modified Covid-19 Free Summer Food Service Program (SFSP)TCU will be offering free Breakfast and Lunch Kid Meal Packs and ask those interested to please fill out this new survey regarding Summer Food Service: Spanish Survey: https://forms.gle/XKuqHfNm6j7henu47
As a reminder: Please meet our staff at the orange cones and remember to use 6 feet of social distancing when picking up meals. Thank you. |
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Tri-City United Schools Receives National RecognitionProject Lead the Way (PLTW) National Distinguished Schools Recognition for the 2nd Year in a Row! - TCU Le Center, TCU Lonsdale, and TCU Montgomery selected as PLTW National Distinguished Schools for our Elementary Launch programming. We are 3 of only 404 elementary schools across the U.S. to receive this honor. - TCU Le Center and TCU Montgomery were also selected as PLTW Distinguished schools for our middle-level Gateway program. We are 2 of just 176 middle schools across the U.S. to receive this honor. The PLTW Distinguished School recognition honors schools committed to increasing student access, engagement, and achievement in their PLTW programs. |
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Public Announcement Due to the continued maintenance and repairs being conducted to the TCU Montgomery Indoor Pool, the TCU School District has made the difficult decision to have the pool remain closed for the summer. The TCU School District will begin to fill, heat, chemical balance and test the indoor pool, August 3th following the completion of the repairs and in preparations for the upcoming TCU Titan High School Swim Team season. We intend to have the pool open for TCU Swim Team Practices the week of August 10th. COVID-19 related closures are fluid. Reopening of school facilities and grounds are subject to Executive Order and Guidelines Mandated by MDE & MDH and are therefore subject to change at any time. |
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Connect with TCU Counselors and Social WorkersThe TCU School Counselors/Social Workers have created a site to stay connected and provide students and families with a variety of resources during this period of distance learning. They will be checking emails regularly from 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM, or if you want to speak over the phone or with a Google Meet video call, please reach out via email or complete a Counselor/Social Work Request Form available on their site to schedule a phone/video appointment. Access the Tri-City United Counseling/Social Work site link here.
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Le Sueur County Broadband InitiativeLe Sueur County residents and businesses! State broadband maps tell us that finding good Internet service is a challenge for many residents. The county board has enabled a broadband task force to recommend strategies for addressing this situation. Access the Broadband Survey. |
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TCU Little Titans School Readiness
Preschool Program earned the highest possible rating from Parent Aware
and offers a wide variety of options for families.
TCU uses blended learning environments to engage students in how the scientific method can be applied to everyday life.
92+ possible college credits.
26 concurrent enrollment courses.
15 articulated courses in
skilled trades.
Tri-City United School District recognized at the National level for Project Lead The Way (PLTW) as well as a National Blue Ribbon School.
